The evening world. Newspaper, November 28, 1921, Page 10

THE Le eee eee NOVEMBER 28, 1931, egg] GIMBEL BROTHERS 82ND STREET — BROADWAY — 33D STREET — NEW YORK CITY 1] Woman Tak Mra, Muri Masecol, twenty: taken them by storm in ‘Sally,’ play- f No. 14 Went 127th § ing the same part sho did over here, to Harlem Hospital at 3. and Leslie Henson has also held up{i’ 70 A i ee “anf day suffering {rom poison. Tho police in his part : 1t|reported she got up to take headache in part. . © Ce foner Van |tableta and took potson by mistake, “Phe Dolly Sisters Revue ts crowd: | yoorhis, the wii) recover, ing the house. Over in Paris most of ‘ |the revues are filled with English | = z and American chorus girls. The clev- P erest- woman, to my mind, in musical Potaon by Mistake, to Woman.’ STAIRS comedy is Mistinget in Paris, Maur- i MJ eer ee Chevalier is the best of the mea . . Licien Guitry Is the|sma if tne two shoud come to New PENNY A_POUND PROFIT D O ." york they would make great hits. —=_ ££ Greatest Actor He Ever © ‘| "yew wucien Guitry for the Ara ° e. e is the fest actor P TeA0G- aan Has Seen. aw EOADy davibd all Amarieas Ee George M. Conan, our own rlag-|ect mi eae asHARe” pide nach bd Special for Tuesday, Nov. 29th raving, Forty-second and Broadway er MOLASSES CREAM CHOCOLATE COVERED P discrete, arrived this morning on the} J, §, NEWS IN BRIEF. KISSES: , MARSHMALLOWS: ' @unard liner Carmania trom abroad, —— | Wut only as a bird of passage. Tho},l! Hint ghee ) Broadway-impresario will be back in| Olé Lunnon by the first of the year, | nd will make his home on the others"; © Bide, maybe for years to come, il / has made crrangements with Charles | | Goohrane, who owns xeveral London | "0h" ‘theatres, for a number of the Cohan productions. Air. Cohan was accompanied by his} S wife and their little son and littic| \) | Eadie Dunn, his faithful Boswoll.| | Badie was wrapped up in a Scotch | F | golf cap, a scarf, big coat and other n iy by J) Eogliah things 2nd looked like Adsy | Peace it (roma Maidens | - from Piccadilly. Alexander Howat, was deposed. | | Mf¥’ve been too busy in London with oo ether things,” said Mr. Cohan, “to| NEW YORK NEWS IN BRIEF. | think much of baseball.” + ‘When George was asked whether he| James Fitzsimmons, who says he 1s A delicacy made Big, light as a from Pure Open Battie. Maw Ore snowflake, Honey ’ jeans Molasses Sweet Marshmal- with a delicious C || tows. 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