The evening world. Newspaper, December 29, 1921, Page 8

Wh tom r. HAT night 1 | for dimner. » practical, my cane and twirls it. ‘The effect out th ypearance of We disouss my prospects of get- | jx ridiculous, expecially as just at | Arranging anything. tony $nté Russie. 1 want to see it. | the monunt I notice the two vol- And iu spite of everything, smells, horrible, tells. me tbat I am at the | umes of the “Outline of History’ | 18 @ Mod at the station to re t 1a Hear a | 1 off and autcgraph books are th: Y that's it, pee ot the year, that the | on his table at ine from all mide, I sign for Pe Butt hae weather cptning on would stugily chants, | jnany as Lean and upon the o ere » GHARLIE GOES TO FRANCE By Ciharlie Chaplin. tg Are twenty-first instatmen! CVraplin’s own story of his The preceding instal- st ciesoritake @ meeting with W. U. thowglihe sees with the vision a dreanter, he brings to his views As he talks he ap- very meh like an American B meoms verg young and full of with activity. have added Here in drama. anide. He says it is too cruel to the | France immediately | horses, T relax as the evening goes on and 1 find that 1 am liking him even more than expected. Wells comments on my dapper ness as he helps me on with my “I sec you have a cane with t was also wearing a silk hat. I wonder what Los Angeles and Holtywood would may if 7 paraded there in this costume? | TRIS ON CHARLIE’S HAT. Wells tmes on my hat, then takes that we are going Paris, at once, prised jong time nobody ceremon'o ment at the meet Weils again Wells talks, and, coat. you." and our plans rapid-fire order. My secretaries are immersed in mail and, despite the assistanco of six girls whom they temporarily forces, the mailbags are piling up and keeping ahead of us. In & At of generosity or something I pitch In and help, It to be the most interesting thing I have attempted on the trip. Why didn't I think of it sooner? Here Im life in myself picking out many letters asking for charity. T have made up my mind to go to I call Carl Robinson. to France, to Cart He had been with me for a ‘Wo decide that we tel! perhaps we can escape . We will keep the apart Ritz and keep the stenograplhers working so that call ers will think that we are hiding about Loudon somewhere OFF FOR FRANCE. We are going to leave on Sunday are perfected in We plunge about in a terrible rush op we try to ar range everything at'the last minute THE EVENING WORLD, to our himrelf ennui or two very nice, name more. abundance Bach letter I read How I wish brings forth new settings, new French. characters, new problems. T find T lay these French lesson, @ pleasant trip. 1am told that in France they call We are by this time strolling about the boat and bow- ing every minute. rough and 1 find myself saying 1 rather like it that way. tell hii Etell Bim | ma Charlot is not sur smiles. word, the boat the trip mow inadvisable. © the fellow, doneher | L bestow my “prop” grin. . Wonde ' f I look Ike “Doug” when IT do (ABOUT BULL FIGHTING. bout laugh: Another ne oO whe BI talk about golsy: to Spain and He's human, We mee! the skipper. What does turprised) to hear that £ ny dress, ‘Tell | one ask ekippe yes, yr about si to-any artist. Pethaps Frank at to see a bull Beht know. except that there is | m so nakely out it. There is a, picturesque | does it louk to ee nene T ask, 1 cast m into th cidedly ough to m But the skippel choppy, | action from the everyday Chaplin. I have atways desired té look natty have spurts of primneas, about me and my work nal that I must get re- ss is a part of it. 1 poor explanation of elemental | it that must ap- | action. feel that I* is Long, channel and it lookw de- | didarms me. Tam eager to get on the the first person I meet owner of a hote “ ” Diego. Good heavens, re “ie ia “Matador” gawe me the | the ‘paracox, but Wolls thinks | got away from Hollywood? together with my per- | Stherwine to see him, 5 baal quest for u new experience. ‘The hotel next day ix teeming ry clever, _ © The McCreer ae = ‘ g # FIFTH AVENUE MEN'S SHOP An Inventory Clearance! fl ae eS: For Men and Young Men 7 $3750 Formerly Priced $33.50 to $40 Formerly Priced $43.50 to $55 Inventory! That's the reason for the big price reductions on these suits—all of which we have taken from our regular stock. Suits tai- lored of fine, All Wool Cheviots, Worsted and Tweeds in many popular models. The size ranges in both groups are complete and in- clude regulars, longs, shorts and stouts. A Select Group of Overcoats *35 to 885 Great Ulsters, Town Uleters and Raglan Sleeve Ulsters made of excellent Imported and Domestic All Wool Fabrics. ‘Also Specially Priced! 4-Piece Golf Suits $40 ana $60 Golf Suits that do not belie their name or purpose. 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