The evening world. Newspaper, December 23, 1921, Page 28

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1921 Sc COGS SOME Recipe, Ed! | JEW PLAY _ ae : THE N PLAYS |! “i “ ” | ‘ = ee Téok SOME swett P z = R'E =i Danger! UNAT'S SHE MATTER WTA Come out OF iT Joe! How bo ACAAY Chee Las Nile awe ine About “THREE eae Fe'M “He douse! | Joe? He Loos Live LIFE (5 %o SHORT TO WASTE ‘SET 11S. wee uf (T COMMENCED T KICK ME ~ Fee. Tug. Ts Deadly | SOMEBODY PuT a BEE ON ANY “TIME LooKIN’ Liwe “tat! Y GET Thar! Ee WARM ttRep & SuOT TRKNEW T WAS HEADED FoR “Ta! curs = HIM fy 25 S YOUR Fal OF “THar "RECIPE" y'Gave me ! NEXT [ TRIED To CROWD A “Tracey. For ‘ ‘a (TS YOUR Fait ED - WELL .(T WORKED —!-- ~ \ “Ty RIGHY OF WAY ~ “Teak coRNeRs ; By CHARLES DARNTON ¢ You MISGQACED NE! ORN on. =TWO WHEELS:— SCARED ‘Emr Att STIFFM) \ mM orf “TH! STUFF: FoR LIFE Stor ee ® NE thing to be said for “Danger that h loved her, though up to this is that he who reads nay run | moment there had een no intimation a as fast as his legs can carry | of anything of the srt, Four months ae the Thirty-ninth Street The- | later they were living together in the tre. where Cosmo Hamilton's fear- | country and she was making baby [Wome play just night ‘ed straight to| clothes. “What a charming picture Py) Wisaster for H. B, Warner. Sympathy | of illicit love!" exclaimed the visiting Mor the engaging and dcserving actor | wife, But after more taunts she left the ground that ne had rushed | (hem together, the husband declaring ly from the movies into this un- | he preferred the woman he loved to a E Mappy adventure was lessened by a! career, a in the programme: "Dialogue re-|« Marie Goff was very bad indeed as 4 eed by H. B, Warner and the at |tne wife, Kathlone MacDonell played | Mor.” Anybody who could de that | the secre of ut realizing the absurdity oflang gave sincerity to a scene in the > Buch ney is more to be censured | iast act. There was R20d work, too, i sph by Leslie Howard as ‘he husband's | DPPerhaps Mr, Warner felt that his! oung pal. Mr. Warner acted as well Wg | Part of a husband th name only, 48/45 any one could act in the clreum- | Aj | tie sad saying goes, wasn't #0 bad.) stances, but he couldn't save the play. | But this didn't alter the fact that) Danger!” is simply deadly. | \ ithe wife was too bad to be true. It | ; all very well for Mr. Hamilton : bt) show the danger a man risks in THE BIG LITTLE FAMILY “marrying a woman without know- anything about her views of life. f : we are compelled to say he over- Tu Se There's the thing, ridiculously, with the ih Caney €uue- lish wife who proclaimed herself oBoV! XMAS “modernist” on her honeymoon, Bonus ‘Neverrntel’ ‘and after informing her dismayed ’ she didn't believe in the old- ned sex business, said “Good and left him to think it over. was a woman go selfish and torial that she ssemed impos- Although she was a horse er’s daughter she stuck up her at everything in the house where was a guest, bossed her husband's | lie secretary, and made herself) ly disagreeable, She had «| way of likening mothers to and announced she was going to ‘be something more. Putting social bition before everything elsc, she her busband along until sho it all nicely arranged for him to to Parliament. When ho refused, tried to bribe him with the offer @pening her bedroom door to him. ‘this time, a year after thelr mar- the poor chap was so tired and 4 that he decided to shoot He couldn't got a divorce ‘the law, eo he concluded suicide ary with simple directness } | Try an’ Dodge It! Screenings By DON ALLEN. | GENE ALL STUCK-UP. Eugene O'Brien differs from m movie start ~ He still has birthday. He celebrated ono a couple of days ago, quietly but cffectively. He 1c- ceived oodles of nice gifts, all Jove up in violet-scented tissue paper, and appreciated every one of them two. But it wasn't unt'l he ripped open package done up in plain brown wrapping papers and felt something all sticky and goosy oozing betwecn |his fingers that he really felt te | heart-twitch that iade it a real birthday. The gummy substance was jai; real, old-fashioned honcst-to-goo ness jam made of real currants. (in | @ card, all sticky too from the lea), - ‘ing jam, Gene read the one wor, | ‘‘Mother.”" He didn't need any glycerine o |onions to bring the tcars then. Au he’s not a doggoned bit ashame, either. Good boy, Gene. BARBERS ARE HET UP. They've put a premium on whiskers 5 scunare pertain ent of Sim actors now, © longer and more luxuriant DODGED wre the lambrequins the higher the premtum. Bewhiskered actors are needed badly for Mary Miles Minter’s latest film, just gone into production, for the scenes are laid in @ community of Mennonites, where a man {s know 1 ‘by the whiskers he cultivates, We certainly hope that Wally Reid or Doug Fairbanks is not in the cust, but we'd gort of relish seeing William 8. Hart barricaded behind ( chin-muff, | IT'S HANDY, THOUGH. | “Beauty, as far as being the onl requisite for a motion picture sta, hes fallen from its pedestal,” said | Oliver Morosco recently, It looks as though he's dead righ’. |to0. Where are all the male “beau ties” who cluttered up the films a few | seasons back? The J. Warren Kerrigens and tic Francis Bushmans brave dome fadeouts, but the William S, Harts | and the Will Rogers are doing Tenny sons and going on and on. Hey uncre E2RA Z 1T was wir MY Faucr f HE WENT AND Hir you — | 'T WAS BOBBIE s ‘and Players “By BIDE DUDLEY ‘THEL LEVEY, who is here for a Qriet stay, is looking for a play in which she can appear in Lon- Just now he is leaning toward ‘s Eighth Wife,” but she have a look at “Kiki,” “Duley, ” and “Good Morning Déarie. \USBAND FLICKERS. he may look over some manuscripts DISCOVERED THAT 1 American — exhibitor: ention f@ unproduced plays, also, if she can : Hirt: USED MACHINE OIL Here's a cinema prog as is & time. Miss Levey is at the Hotel INSTEAD OF programme! Eb! Wot In the Leicester Square Cinema, in Ol Luu- where the authors’ line forms ALLA IN Tk non they show you “Lh ” he “4 HAT , they you "The Kid,” Chi the right of the entrance. On VAN A T in in “Shoulder Arms" and the Car y she will begin what. is : LAYER CAKE ¢ pentier-Dempsey fight pictures all !ur i er last Ameri 4 6 | the price of a single ticket. Aeponleyitin when ate ot Gossip is the busiest old damsel in moviedom just now. This time Oli the principal artist on the Christ- Lady Gossip deals with Gossip its ‘bill at the Palace. We hear from the little bird that knows all secrets that Goldwyn has a IT'6 “MARJOLAINE.” ® fa called Gossip up its sleeve, Govt ‘ title, too. Janney has decided to call Wallace Worsley denies that h musical version of “Pomander signed a contract with Univ ‘Marjolaine.” The cast will Ae ROR atime CA une Hare rc Waed moa. Loo- leo Ridgely has been signed {\ ie headed by Pessy play an important part in Realart’s Pawie (an iane Faas iid bd Walker,” starring Con- Irving Bee! . Andrews, stance Binney. Duster, Tales Leimorn H. LENAY: Conrad Nagel Strong, Colia Campbell, Royal + EB, L. Lebrocy, Olga Treskoff, Warren and Maurice Holland, his newest film, He says, however, Eagle is staging it. he is working to beat “The Kid. widely known that a letter addressed Salter, who played the role two eea- ve Margalo Gillmore of “Alias|shimmying elephant, at the Hippo- . Marguerite De La Motte, star of SHEERO 18 MARRIED. sons with Sr. Faversham some years ( BUSTED ROMANCES } Imag vacating eieistoras Aviat | ghimmying elephant, at the Hippo-| RIVER FLOWS BOTH WAYS. {LATHE TURNS SHIPS’ MASTS. |~rhe Bride ‘ot, tho Gods," ia ‘not an Charlie Chaplin still maintains ao- solute secrecy as far as the name of care of California would reach him was revealed last night that Sam/| aso, walked into the theatre. He was tresses are MMecro, known at the Friars’ Club as| {terally shunted into the part and ho SAiatiGae Men crete eee pilidnight performances Nek Year'?|Carlous Phenomenon in Cambodia | Machine, Combined With Plaser,| false, her burnt sienna complexion 3 Mad Hatter, was married Dec. 14| wong S27° pl without missing “We have decided to recount here| Writer. Here you are, Margie: | Garden and the Forty-fourth Street. Kuown Nowhere Else. Takes Work 100 Feet in Length. |tume was imported—from Camd fo) Rogers of the Hackett-Del- Sepa |a few busted romances, Write yours As a charming young actress, Beginning to-morrow night Sidney (From London Answers.) (From Popalar nice.) Holiday bills will be in order it Siar Revue, Al Cohen was stage WE THANK You! out im rhyme and shoot it in, Make ‘The rest you surpass, | Blackmer will ‘be featured in The! There is only one season of the year} What is virtually combination | Beet ncliday bills won't atest arriy. per and Joe Laurie adviser t0| We have hundreds of people to|it sad enough and we'll weep with As a sweet, winsome flapper, | Mountain Man” at Maxine lott’s. | when one oan visit Angkor (in the in-|lathe and planer of gigantic size, tak- ing, however, until Jan. 1. groom. Joe advised him to give|thank for Christmas cards. It would| you. S& 8 of Brooklyn is the first The New York Theatre Club oc-| terior of Cambodia, French Indo-China) |!ng work upward of 100 feet in length, mile at strange women 20)" any ‘of the cards were very in- | Written: It would take old Lord Byron | Ben, All Haggin has created two] (se iver Ton-te-sap flows inland part |Fe0ords Inthe manufacture of masta how they teresting. For instance, walt Win-| When Helen of Conneltevitle fret I Your charms to deytne. hight Frolic. ‘They will be revealed | of the year, and then (urs and flows|@n@ spars, |) Have You Heard CARRIES HER POINT. following poem: aid see, T can't help but yearn to-morzow night. sutward, dn the epponite direction, FO | to's mast le centred betel two : Nelmes wax in the box office| I'm wiser than I used to de, T thought her the girt God created To be your “Valentine.” | reat a icactte, R008, MOrRIOS | he Ten tes ee sit rome inland dur. | tallstocks, one et each end, and sup This One? the Belmont Theatre yesterday| J don't go hiking through for me. | children ‘of the St. Colombo sehoot ing the following rainy season, there is| ported at the centre by an internal " a very pretty girl appeared a) The places where they park the| “What wonderful eyes and what) Gossip. Thursday afternoon. rae ed Bows auinand tt oamlstely [eevee tatr’ meee cl ee aL things hair!” then I said, | George Shor ts the daddy of a new |drains a large lake that forms part of | omer mover, molves Mt at 18 re Should they be treet” asxed| 70 sind a gift for you. | The sight of her put a big whirt in| girrl named Dorothy. . A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. j the river bed and lee ee the, eke oy trically propelled, travel on rails be- 1 thy. AS; my head. | Sam Schmid won the Friars’ pool|, Just because a girl wouldn't kiss plage ‘or & tween the cuatro ‘and sds, of the um: Bught to be admitted to this the. | /'Ve Passed up all the damphool junk nee tournament in Class B. hima New York man shot her. Bet-|Cmre fei sme And grabbed this little card Alaa for poor me! Everything has) «me circle” moves to the Fulton| {eT Bt refuse us, girls. We New EETS “eS —_-—__ |o wish you Merry Christmas and| gone wrong, |Jan. 9 “Lillom" goes on to FORK: AA ATS. Feey._tueEe Te BREAD MADE IN STR . i you 3 nas and | goes on tour. —_ SAILORS’ SUPERSTITIONS. t has that to do with it?” | 1 wish it mighty hard | My romance is ended; it didn’t last} The dramatic student | ome | at N.Y, u.| FOOLISHMENT. Coreans Place Dough om Board and | " 7 ill stage three y" cl - " le n't Belmont mean ‘beautiful }___ tong, ik CEee thane invicta tn Sheisiants | Pope, are you well to-day? Panna it With Bootlan: Pig Tattooed on Tar's Foot Assur: "I believe it doe plied Harry, COOTS FINALLY LANDS. | Por Helen was weary as weary could) ‘There will be a midnight perfor-| No, I'm not, my child. pcan ot tneeeoaien! Sune) | nee Against Drown! rf Sontety Bulletin sald, he theatre is}, McE!bert Moore has written the| be, |mance of “Than! at the Long- With the Ohristmas bills to pay | Bread Is kneaded on the streets, and (From the Detroit News) JE story is told of a famou book of “Hanky-Panky Land,” th jaaiae' \acre on Saturday, New Year's Eve, me.’ ‘y y Land,’ ie 7 y | » in Th hy aT would it rey sjust couldn't resist her plea.|¢xtravaganza which starts at the|*"4 Wouldn't go out even once with) "er rivewoy, ‘an English actor Tan aimod tlds [AO Aer eee, etn et amen dei RINK GE Failing witneu A obatee or Geotch Judge whe was very gre tielepta. Salary Boot om Christmas Day, The| peat me A make his’ Ameriean debut in i board in the road in front|pocketplece of some kind to ward off loyal ‘to, the King, and in : ae musle ls by J. Fred Coots. ‘This is J.| === Bul Dog Drummond” Monday Papa, do not worry so, bapred beatae ae pees Aastbesves Ee wind Koad Waren tavor: a man to be huag who FAVERSHAM IN LUCK. Fred's first show and he's all a'flutter. | wootsey, Douglas Stevenson, Marion|MEMt- You are just a yap. | wart Coreans proceed to pound it with lite an& in nearly every port were urdered a soldier, rersarkod: the role Sunshine, Dallas Welf 4 .|. In “Face Value" Leo Ditrichstein great beet! vera serious y | have IN “THE BLUE KITTEN.” combe, Victor Morley, Lorraine Man. |#® absent from the stage only twelve asa et sada 31) Pesce £0 net, aim tnat tee SE te Oe oe: cbesatial be ,Pertacm, very Rerteue indeed, ‘3 now munsical| ville, George Le Soir, Carola Parson, |™inutes. ip. quality of the bread is improved by the Oa oueanata tha bate er thought abcot it | fi ft in- | fe do May Mitchem, Betty Barlow and Bili| The Ha Ha club, of “The Musto eee nd: GRE chlah natereic, rasan lieiiis ont Thoulder ‘predominated | he pe Brine ferwane ¢ st Ene: rs and | He’ FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE, treatment. But if one|for good luck. pi, on the dered tha ecldler 4 y fa x rom the open-air im worried: |Ity. into the ‘Selwyn ‘Theathe on Jat : . “MY nelshbor'e s pawnbroker:” | > vGvaro swhleh,” ‘elas interpreted, | never “drown. Walls ‘sey several times through the b ed . leance of ina “ln "Eran pe ey are ee S an known to ha ‘owned if = le fe ‘sign ir ed 4 he pos