The evening world. Newspaper, September 20, 1921, Page 10

ee 10 Bihan mtr arte titan tte na oe hs SP Pamela's “It is going to The flowers ‘ift of cool air that w pouring down. ‘ive flowers dran uatil they could drag no more. Pamela was happy because her} flowers once more held up their heads. | By Rita Seavelle, age 14, Brooklyn.| Y¥ dear Dancer-Cousins: Get out your slippers and practise your steps, I think that very soon the Kiddie Klub ts going to give @ ballet, and of course you will wish to perform in it. lam telling you & bit ahead of time so that you may pre- pare yourselves for the tryout which is sure to precede the performance: Oh, I hope it does come out all right, it will be such bully fun. 1 am, you see, not promising anything, only @aying that you had best wate h the news carefully from now on in order not to miss a single line. If everything comes out as I expe we will need ballet dancers and fla foot dancers and some actors The Evening World's Kiddie Klub Korner Coprricht, 1981, by the Prem Pubitshing Ca, (The New York Bening Wertd) Conducted by Eleanor Schorer = Garden. KE sun was s orching east a shadow on Par Pa . the fairy guardian of the garden, was leaning against a stone here had been no rain for many days, The flowers were hanging their limp heads dying for rain, Suddenly Pamela rose on her tiny wings and went to each flower say ing: “Lift your head, darling.” But th flowers were too tired to answer. Da went back to her stone and cried p. woke she saw. twelve out erying they big black ¢ ng and joined a ud that passed over the ith a little scream of delight ‘ove and gving to each flo er s and eagerly breathed in the gusts garden. Soon the rain came actual drawings. | Contestants may send in more than one drawing, | Write o, ADDRESS and CBRTILF! £ NUMBER on the} back of each one and send to Cousin Eleanor, New York Evening World Kiddie Klub, No, 63 Park Row, New York City. MY BEST. 1 wish I could win in a contest, But that [I cannet do, The old _ . ‘Fifth Avenue’ ®| watching the clock all evening? Jimmy—Well, muvver, papa said | that the clock always telly to time, | ki und I've been waiting here two hours Siu $ | and tt hasn't spoken a word yet. ni ent In by ALFRED WALLIS, HOW TO JOIN THE KLUB CUT CUT “HIS COUPON, NAME, AG All callaren ap tolwixtven ‘yeare wrnhers Rach weaher ie presented aver uray Klub Pip aod) meuberd’y COUPON 841, RR So 1 am And T hope it will please and delight you, It is the best [ean do, ( will ke it, writing this little poem nding it straight to you y A SHAVELLE, Age 14, Brooklyn, No ¥ THE TELL-TALE CLOCK. 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