The evening world. Newspaper, November 9, 1921, Page 24

en COR —cereemer tegen rere By CHARLE on © add to the growing terrors of | playgotug, “The Mad Dog” raz amuck at the Comedy Theatre last night, leaving murder and out- rage in its path, and then ambling peacefully down the sunset trail Mr. Tearle acted “the mad dog” quite as thongh nothing out of the] with a vengeance and an occasional ordinary had happened. You might | suggestion of John Barrymore, doing suppoee the sheriff still pursued him,] good work in a bad part. As the Mis wut the amazing fact is he didn't doj| sion girl, Helen Menken was sympa agything of the sort, No, this won-| the nd tense in turn, singularly derful sheriff, with the convivial spirit | appealing except when giving way to of a e in eagle-eyed Nottingham | anguish peculiarly ni 1 But she official famous in Robin Hood's day,/had no opportunity to peach the! ettled himself comfortably at the|heights she attained in “The ‘Mission to listen to the helpful old|/umph of X." Forrest Robinsoa was padre's funny story. Conway Tearle celebrated his re- turn from the movies by breaking loose In George Scarborough’s strange arid fearful play as a fugitive convict sgaded for the Mexican border. Un-| like the bad man who once amused | tis on'the saine stage, this violent out- Jaw*had no sense of humor. He was ‘a mad dog,” but no wag. (Yes, I Know this is a bad pun, but it's no worse than the play.) His talk cre- ated the suspicion he was mad about himself. As Maria dressed his wound he reminded her again and again he was “a mad dog,” and regaled her with pleasant anecdotes of his career, #ch as slitting the windpipe of his Sweetheart. Yet Maria did not shrink from him, continuing to bathe his y and give him food and drink er of fact, he helped himself acramental wine,'but we'll let | that pass. A more ungrateful wretch fever lived, for he thrust the girl into @ room and left us to imagine the | worst. *fhe wonder was Maria didn’t shoot him when he asked her to kill him the next morning. He had gone into Mex- ‘eo from Arizona, but was driven back to her, he said, without explaining the impulse. It might have been remorse Or Jove—suit yourself. But he did finally drive the girl to shooting him by pretending to repeat the attack of the /night before. She let him suffer, refusing to give him water, but when in his delirium he revealed the faithlessness of “the woman he had xilled, her heart touched. In three weeks he was quite Yetovered and clean, and he knew then that he loved her, and she knew By BIDE DUDLEY ILL Ira Hards, who directed the staging of ‘The Intimate Strangers,’ in Billie Burke is starring at the Henry Miller Theatre, please incline one ear this} way? We want to ask a question. It is this: Why should the railroad sta- Yon in the first act have electric lights vurning when there but houses in the so-called town and the storm has torn down the telephone and telegraph wires? This question Dbisisted its way through the concret» into out brain when the man traveller went to a switch and calmly punched out the lights. Had he blown out a couple of kerosene lamps—but then, what do we know about plays, any- way. Didn't we put on “Oh, Henry!” which are two TWO OPENINGS SET. Grace George in “The Queen Pays” will be the next attraction at the Playhouse. Her engagement ther» will open on Nov. 19. In the final ac ot this play Miss George, as Mari» Antoinette, is executed. Of course, it’sonly make believe, or she wouldn’ be-able to give more than one pe> farmance, would she? “The Great Broxopp” will begin a rif’ at the Punch and Judy Theatre OM ‘Tuesday evening, Nov. 16. At th. time, the public will learn what the play's title means, but not one min- Ute before that FOR CHILDREN. The Young People's Theatre will give programmes of plays and panto- mimes at the C_ct Theatre Friday af ternoon, Nov. 26, and Saturday morn- ing, Nov. 26. Among the plays are “The Chimney Prince" and “The Gold- @n, Hill,” by Sheldon Davis, and “The Doll's Adventures” by Madame Al- ber! WILL AND WASHINGTON. ‘Will Rogers had a lot of fun talking Wbout Congressmen and other points @f intérest while in Washington ap- Pearing at the Shubert-Bolasco last ‘week, "I told ‘em," said Will yesteniay, “phat If the country really needed mo Loould bo Vice President and go to dinners and the like in the place of e President, However, I warned ‘em Government would have to buy Me @ dross sult, booause if I rented) @ne everybody would think 1 was a “The Mad Dog” Strange and Fearful | ending of a most unhappy play J JUST COLLECTED “THE MONEY ON MY CARY BIG RoUND SMACKS Boy! wry stoupN'T 1 Gent? INSURANCE Five HUNDRED - TEE AH Bo! / NEPA Yen L WELL, SINCE. YouR GAR WHATTA Y"MEAN WAS SWIPED You HAVEN'T ((M No BETTER OFF BEEN PINCHED FOR You Pook FISH ? SPEEDING , Have You 7 YoU HAVEN'T LAIN AWAKE ¥ S DARNTON 0 ft, and so they started down the trail | for a safer land, while the sheriff, who knew the murderer by the bullet hole | in his hat, lingered conveniently in- | doors. | —————} NIGHTS FIGGERIN a kindly padre, and William Harcourt gave a hearty aspect to the trusting Sheriff who made possible the happy | wv Si DAW ¢¢ =a OLD MAN BRIGES [ Eemiciar Me AND f \ \SPANKED ME FoR | fea\iUaldey A APPLE our si | CAUGHT OF His ORCHARD~ KATINKA A COOK HASTA HAVE AN ACROBATIC NOODLE THE WAY SHE MUST JUGGLE AROUND NEW DISHES IN HER HEAD THe MISSUS WANTS SOMETHING FANCY FoR SUPPER AN IM STUCK FOR “7 AN IDEA | 4 OLD MAN “SPANKED HM For ¢ TAKIN A APPLE , / —Y'HAVEN'T BEEN "COMING AROUND ALL CovERED WITH Grease AND Goo, SMELLING LIKE A SERVICE STATION — “LN BUSTERS ON YOUR mITTS FROM ~ LQRANKING THE OLD Gan ~ BY “TH WAY a LUKE” YOUR WIFE CAME FROM A FINE OLD FAMILY DIDNT SHE ? You €an’t Anticipate the Child Mind, Mom! Him AND You 'sHourd | OUGHT To BE ASHAMED | O YOuRSELF You sHoun ouanr, | TS BE ASHAMED © BF Yourseck - kerri A OLD MAN Like THAT CA SAY, MY PRIZE PIGEON ESCAPED FRor OUR YARD AN 1 SAW IT FLY IN YOUR KITCHEN 5 WINDOW LS SHE HAS ONE IN THERE BUT L DON'T KNOW WHETHER OR NOT IT'S YouRS ! SEARCH ME, NEIGHBOR — I'S HARD To TeLu THES COLOR WHEN (T'S IN BIRD WITH A BLACK SPOT ON IT'S HEAD? ————4 ae =—Bor you'RE GONNA BEGIN (T | ALL OVER AGAIN. SOME RETINUE. | Parent-teacher organizations | places far removed from film cen are, or think they are, up in ar | They are starting a movement ascertain the treatment afforded \n- |tants who laugh and chuckle snd squirm and cry before the mcvie camera, They rather imagine the little ones are cast aside to shift tor themselves when they are tot “ict ing.” Just to offset this impression, Gold» wyn shows where week-old Doow | Staldron had royal attention during the filming of a recent feature. 10 ant attendance upon the icant {were a mother and father, grands | parents, two nurses and a special | doctor, They'll tion, | HY IS A REAL TROTTER. Hy Mayer, the artist, whose ane mated cartoons are viewed by nuit lions every week, priaes himsel! « | the fact that, although he has heow a globe trotter for thirty years, he has never once referred to a Baci- | aker. “A traveller, to se in to hurt that kid with attens t the good oul 0! like chame- said May fter his tweny- fourth trip abroad, “and change wi 4 r her surroundings. In Paris be his like a Parisi | A FULL CELLAR. | Louis Cellar is chuck full o: hess. He's found something new vis |der the sun too, Cellar has just been put in charge of the insurance of all of the Selznick enterprises. does Doesn't sound like inuch, | But when one realizes ihe s | different kinds of insurance } | lar is called upon to piace and th out, it isn’t as simple as it all sounds. There are at least sixty cifferent sorts of policies Mr. Cellar places with dif- ferent risk companies, and it keeps him busy ‘all the tims. He says he's | going to take out insurance on insurance job. Good idea. | AN EARLY BIRD. Eileen Percy, Fox star, lives accor ing to rigid rules laid down when she \was even younger and prettier than jshe is now. The first of her tan health commandments ia: ; ght hours’ sleep each night.” leen says that some times it mighty hard to leave a party in time | to retire at 1] o'clock, but so far slit hasn't even cracked the rule once. § Many of my companions censure me for being a prude when I leave them early,” said the star. “That makes me feel bad, but when my di- rector tells me I am the least tert peramental player he has ever met, it pays for the sacrifice. ' Some one asked her recently how to become a movie star, “Early to bed, early to rise—work like the dickens and—advertise," ship answered, Comat 98, : ‘le OVEREXPOSURES. ’ dint was ane: OO: LNT: ANE EE . “Puppy Days. a screen tale of @ = ey re scicilaea ear-old youngster and a_i rere a —— x ) " ) ‘s' old St. Bernard pup made by thay “he heard. ono: of the jokes Jim |help me find ‘Mr. Right?” Instead of| tre Sunday night. Seventy will par- the Post Nature pictures, is a corkt telling before, and | says the only RHYMED PROPOSALS. poeting, just quote ‘Nobody's Baby’ | ticipate. ing short release. The pup is a real place I ever told it was at Ziggy's and alentipiAumeawnetaleads dives || ian Bey ie en 9 © star. Ranh ighecmolicn Mwolanncee A Frank Crumit of “Tangerine wiil a eAIe eT +) what of i 5 : jeyed Baby of Washington Heights. Dear s » beno! y the 4 : Miss Florence E. McIntyre asked he asks with a twinkle in } Anna of Pulaski Street, Brooklyn, appear at the benefit for the Jewish s ith a twinkle in his eye. By ’ Kk We have the young lady's address. | both ok us to use a certain question in this gum, that President feller’s all right."|18 absolutely positive that she wants, {t is for sale, boy! : Conmimptives! Relief Roclety at tbe | nan nananmenananinninenenninanaanananaenees \ooumn rcdey. OWnRt DO MOR ——-- Ja husband and she has come to us! oe Br a Sate ree. eangny Right . Want?"—There it is. Now she ought CAHN HAD A SCHEME. pares oe clan spill ugo Ri eld has loaned 0 WONDER HE COULDN'T way to the gate and indignantly de-|to be happy. 8 |to help her Jocate him. We have run |etso, a Mexican. tenor, | PP Emil Ankemiller writes us to say | over cur Hat of eligibl Gossip. chao, Mexioan . HE old man was applying at the |Manded his money back | “Author Aesop always announced bint while Heh aiilva vars coune ar list of eligibles and can find pea leva ones ovo shoenital atenectenlen Gan ever Saw a game before to-day,” |an ambitious action along an appeal man, he remembers the time Julius|POne that exactly meets Anna's re . Tomamoto will be in “The Man's | of the Criterion. ve hospite spectacles, and) he explained, “and I never want toling avenue, ul are Cahn had booked Harry Lauder for a| quirements, #0 we guess we'd better | 58M pes a the doctor was making a test|see another! Them football players | sc toonist it! We night in New Bedford, Mass., and had | publish her “poom' and lot it land |, THe Graf ‘Trl, ‘Tyrolean entertain ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES, — | 0f his eyes. are too jealous for my liking, They » A on our machine an advance sale of $1,400. It seems | the lad. Under the tie of “Tata! cr Will join “Get Together” at the| Mf, H, $.—Lew Morton's address is| A card was fixed on the wall a little |40n't give the band a chance m people sey Wey nut anew show that w iam Morris, man-| Go!" Anna writes in this ‘manner Hippodrome Monday No. 328 West Gist Street; telephone |distance away from wi the nn ng “hand lan'e heret anid che horses "in Lapland recently to ager, had cancelled t in order Consuelo Flowerton, model for | 6030 Cire! nS S octor aske barca ; ch a location, Some of the press to continue the singer's engagement |/ am a young girl quite up to date,| Chsty's “Tho Navy Girl,” is with| —H. Fraser—Don't know Fred Coots's | pean 48 Stns AG ME Gooker ORKGA |S fnen Sr Ane OF OL Come ab By heed non-skid chains, in New York. Cahn suggested that | And thru this column I seek my mat vod Morning, Deari |address. Muybe he'll see this and |°™ [Tees pape: tec answer.” “Shak. cls ne of the Goldwyn‘ Morris put a “second Lauder com- | 7, ; 5 | send it in. } "Can you read that, my man?” wupusd.’ paper horn; but as soon| «what, Ho—the veloped an Morrie put @ Vaccond Lauder com! can dance, can sing, can éook und|, Frances Starr gave Marshal Foch a| ® ONG: ure aid the aid aan, “1/28 ever he starts to play the football lecho, A whisper could be heard f ford have the arininal, The $1400| bake bouquet of roses in Detroit and both es O. Gr md the Old aOR, fellows stop their playing andsthreat-|}99 feet, Many in the cast are mad. had’ to be! passed up) vat Sir Harry | | Were highly honored. ~ A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. can't. en to punch his head! *hiladelphia | at others as a result of the whi a sang just as gayly that night as ever, Can play the latest “Put and Take.” Carlos and In pr have bee Loney Haskell writ us from Wa- | ‘The doctor told him to go nearer | Bulletin ae they hi - spers si AIT ask is a nice young beau engaged for the new “Midnight Frolle,'| terbury, Conn., that | “Weill, can you read it now? | suena When “Ladies Must Live’ was fine BUGHOUSE JINGLES. | Who makes 10,000 yearly or go, | °P¢0INK Nov. 14 peared eA eee dea Ayaln the ipld saan cepplied;: “Ne. RAPID RROMOTION, |@had. there were 140,000 feat of Ring : ina al aaat eunie original talking ac sir enti Alar aire 5p erie : Sam Williams has a story Here's to the man who wishes to be| pit, Remsen will be in the east sup: | Jugience has been a hard Hine -Aootor amerity: potted aim. gore | TUTTE, Tem. leubeuent entered the |?tie dust remched normal via the gue He'd like to tell to vou poring Margare; Wrehorly in STO) | pice, ward till his nose almost touched th Pullman, painfully proud of his nes ‘Tia just from giddy Paris | And absolutely new, "Tie all about a bracelet, Bome wondrous things befen it. | jcently and gave the bx | which was greatly appre ted. show, ANOTHER LONESOME GIRL. | Wowldst Wke to hear the storyt Reneo (sho wants her last name Well, let Sam Williams tell dt, | withheld) cannot write a poem about her dostre for a husband, but her | prose ta worthy of a place here, we think, ‘Thin girl lives away up on 170th Street, but she says her heart People to | ia tru Listen; SOLDIERS CRAVE SHOWS. The boys over at the Fox Hills Hos pital want some theatrleal Congressman, ©One. day ole Bill Hays took me over to knoek me down to President Harting, The President says to me ae visit them and entertain them ence! “Now, here's poor little me who, tn a while, | although not postioally tnolined, have “Send us Al Jolson and Jimmy Hus- | a loving streak in me (thin ts getting one of the soldiers writes ua, good already, eht) and haven't found eral eanoonlsts went over ne- any one I'd want to love, Can you Lien inl se The lifelong partner of dear little me,| The Rornard Bernard will “That's the floating population, Nellet a tke Greenwich Village Thea- presume.” placard 1 tleman frequent snorts of disgust, made his! Sector, shiny gold bars, With the pros- who had been giving vent to Good-by, Conmora! { a ta + Lila Lee is resting after finishi “One Glorious Day.” One day ougi or ie paentre party made up RE 988 | FOOLISHMENT. Weil, an you grad Hy now a a | pect of a fat tip in view, the porler|not to tire this bunch of energy. on Ma et, . Loe | “No, sir,” said the old n, sadly, pede act @ liaise Tharles Ogle " | held at the "Main Stre performance | There once was a fighting old Major,| shaking his head. “You see. sir, I proceeded to effect a liaison, nes On and hesdare Roberts, Nov. 16 Who caught u young tigress to cage|never learned t onaut, | fo'nin’, Captain. "It You Believe Tt Poth working in Bert Williams has signed a contract | ner. — And a few minutes later; “ijnd it] “+ «phey never come back," 1s wren, with the | Moser RAR sete rl One day she got frec SPOILED BY THE MAGAPHONIST. {9 warm th here, ue . AnAOUTINe offrey Kerr,’ “Look ‘at a resent h a y called | $ short © he volunteered; | boomers The Pink Slip." Inthe Hotel McGee, O make the event more attract-| uytg'a speck late to- day. Kunneh We ¢ Marcus Loew will open his new| And not a darn bellboy would page| ive a band had been hired to| ‘Then, looey made ready to| bevy f Gates Avenue Theatre, in Brooklyn, on ‘ play during an important foot-| leave yo' coat off for yo',{of his life filming “Pe: her. | yo", Monday, Nov. 21 ball game. A goodly crowd assem- | General?" In a “Handsomest Gladys Miler, who 4s a society girl | woner pled, but the musicians failed to ap-|,,20ree, Minutes afterward he wasjcontest, Charlie C when she ts in’ Cleveland, has joined) FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. | je, wet | laspection she ateonat Hp With a |xaiee., Naw the, saat of “The Greenwich Village! There are many New Yorkers who| After watching the game for about! the station, he shouted at the hipenys p Now they're dress ollie: juve on boats.” half an hour a bucolic looking gen- sficet lin the thinnest of resent a new ever,