The evening world. Newspaper, February 14, 1922, Page 10

oan AE re TaN a A SAREE TLL TLL ET AT A EIT 10 [The Evening World’s Kiddie Klub Korner Coprriget, 1922, Chew Tort Rrening World) by Press Pubtishing On. Conducted by Eleanor Schorer THE BRIGHTEYES CHILDREN SEE “SCHOOL DAYS.” were naughty indeed, ‘They had played away the whole day, negiect- ny STERDAY Eena, Meena, Mina and Mo, the four Brighteyes babies, ing to do their lessons. Even no, their daddy, Billy Brighteyes, had kissed them good-night just as if they had not been naughty, and this morning they waked up feeling cheery and forgiven and ready to waste another bright day. ‘They were vreakfasting under thelr own hemlock tree, where a little dicging was sure to unearth fat mutshells full of sweet nutmeat “Well, children, what shall we do to-day?” asked their daddy, All four squirrel youngsters stopped nibbling right then and there and tried to think of the nicest thing In the world to do. They had always been so used to having their wise Waddy tell them what the day's pro- Framme would be, that it quite startled them to be consulted. They ‘were so surprised that they could not think “Would you like to go to a movie?” said their dad, Billy Brighteyes. The eight bright eyes of the four Brighteyes babies grew wider and brighter. In all their little lives they had never seen a moving picture. Of course they wanted to go. And go they did. They tramped over fies and fences, through forests of trees and forests of buildings, too, for the thea- tre was in a town, the first one the Brighteyes children had ever seen, and, they thought, the biggest one that could ever be. The town waa very wonderful to them and they were wonderful to the town. You may {magine how the children of the city loved the four furry squirrel babies, who looked at them and all the world out of such bright, wistful eyes. Every child ‘wanted to pick up and take one of the little squirrels home. At every turn Billy Brighteyes almost lost, if net Tena, then Meena; !f not Mina then Mo, But little squirrels are spry and have sharp claws and teeth besides, no that they all four reached the thea- tre together with their daddy, But what was their plight when they found that one had to buy tick- ~ sts to go Into the theatre! Why, they HOW TO JOIN THE KLUB, CUT OUT THIS COUPON. Drawn by Cousin CECILIA JOYCE, New York City. had no money, nor even pockets to carry it in. What should they dod Again their sharp wits and teeth came into use, Determined that noth- ing should spoil their day, they gnawed their way throngh from the of dogs, bat they just loved Speck's og. And you kiddi¢s will, too, when you see him. Yes, you are going to see “Speck” and his dog “Hippy,” and all the fun and frolic of the film “School Days.” You'll! see it when it is given at the Astor Theatre on Sunday afternoon, Feb. 26, at 8 o'clock. More than that, you will see many film stars in per- son, Those you love the best are golng to try to be at the Kiddie Klub URES ten eae of th ana.aney tored t+ 3D. ATTEMPT NETS peck, Hippy’ . BURGLARS $1,200 had always been afraid stand the the story, Before th Bugene Thomas, thirty — THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1922. woman said he_never had been in her apartment ey PROVIDENOR MAN ARRETED ON THEYT CHARGE. rested at the Grand Hotel this morn- Ing and held for the police of Provi- dence, R. 1, where he is sald to be wanted on a warrant charging grand larceny from his employer, a real ea- tate firm, of $500. House Cracked During Night. | Uf perseverance is a virtue there ts | something to be said to the credit of | the thieves who, on the third attempt, | ripped open the safe in the Bunny \Theatre in Broadway near 147th Street during the night and annexed | sate in Upper Broadway Movie | | | $1,200, the receipts for Saturday, Sunday and erday. The only clue | they left a battered jimmy and a From Cousin DOROTHY HiIL+ lot of cigarette butts of a brand that is smoked by niany honest people. | About a year ago burglars tackled the safe in the office of the theatre, but were unable to make an impres- sion on it, At Christmas time they |made another assault on the much abused safe and succeeded in wrench- ing off the front door. The inner | compartments held. | Some time after last midnight when | the theatre was locked cracksmen en- tered the building by way of a door in the roof. They jimmied the door of the manager's office and went to work on the safe. Detectives esti mate that the job of opening it con sumed about two hours. BERT, New York City. | Daddy and mumsie will | good a time as you,, Get your tickets at the Astor Thea- tre, Broadway and 45th Street | My Garden. | 1 have a little garden, | It has roaes, red and white, I watered it so often That they grew up nice and bright. | And I had some daisies tall and short Which were shining in the sun, svery morning they would peep see the sun. 0% ISAKSEN, age ten, Brook- —_—_—_. (MAN WITHOUT HANDS ACCUSES WOMAN OF ROBBERY, Blanche Bernaml, twenty-three, No. West 30th Street, was taken to son Market Court to-day on « The Kiddie Klub. Oh, Kiddie Klub! Oh, Kiddie Kiub! I read you o'er and o'er; bery charge. The complaint is by I read you now, I read you then, lea ‘Volak; & fOOMeEr IH the ‘same | And I want to read you more. house, who lost both hands some Ry EVERETTE OSBORN, age ten, months ago in a dynamite accident. He Sloutsburg, N. Y. e invited him In for a cup of and he ‘was set upon wo ho took all his money, he FEBRUARY CONTEST. 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