The evening world. Newspaper, February 3, 1922, Page 22

_o emerncmmenmsain SAF | By Capt. Robert Scofield Woods )'dvcts (D. F.C, M. C., Croix de Guerre with four palms; formerly Comman- der 167th Squadron, Royal Air Force.) The great radio audience will have an opportunity of hearing one of Americas greatest musical comeds stars, Eddie Cantor of the Bronx. Through the efforts of The Evening World radio col- = umn and the cour- tesy of WDY this Bronx boy will play to his great- est house. H audience will a be Mmited to the seating capacity o some Broadwey theatre. His good humor d songs will be heard fr the Valley to Atlantic, and f Maine to Florid by more than two hundred thousand people. This idea seems to Eadie immen and he has’ pron ised to head a EDQIE CAN sramme that will long be remembered by all radio enthusia. Friday night has been vote most popular and enjoyable ni, the week by all.owners of receiv! instruments. Eddie is to be host at Roselle Park to-night. Other stars who will ap- pear on this pr nme with “Little Maddie” are Harry Garland and Witlic ‘Tilden. Bide Dudley, writer of the “Plays and Players” column of The Evening World, has been invited to introduce some of the st Dudley said: lighted to serve. about tor and other noted people, and I shall take pleasure in doing s0. I make stipulation, however; none of | them must ‘be per -| mitted to tell the this truth “BUE-DLOLEY My wife thinks I'm | perfect and she must not be disillu sionized A. C. Hansen, radio operator of the | S. S. Coldwater, programme 1, picked up W J captain to the cabin boy Seth Gamblin of Buckhannon, W.) Va., writes that on the night of the ‘eth of January he bad an innocent wnsophisticated kitten. During th rendition of **Norma’’ the tubes w just at the balancing point when they spilled over, giving rise to the must unearthly noises he ever heard The kitten made a wild dash around th. house and ont of an open window, a.d| from the way she was going when last| reen is about due to pass Buckhannon | to-day on its second trip around (h world, The writer admits that the noise was enough to start anything running wild Hirshel Jon York office of the Division of Ko and Markets, State of New Y wi was heard from W J Z er his time will p He warns the fi ul to select licen whene lo particularly car und bonded dealers to handle their GUARD AGAINST AN EPIDEMIC, Enrich oval Strengthen Your Blood Now With That Splen did Tonic, Gude's Pepto Mangan ur blood ir st without your know t, How many times you feel tire and exhausted. You don’t care abo eating or going anywhere. 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