The evening world. Newspaper, February 21, 1922, Page 11

MANY VOLUNTEER FOR KIDDIE CLUB BENCFIT SUNDAY ‘Astor Theatre Matinee Will Swell Fund to Aid Little Convalescents, ‘There was another notable addition | to-day to the already long list of | actors and actresses and screen stars} Who have volunteered their services! in ald of The Evening World's Kiddie Klub Country Fund. A performance extraordinary by these whole-hearted folk is to be given next Sunday after Noon at 3 o'clock at the Astor theatre. The latest volunteer is Brandon Hurst, one of the cast of “Mont- martre,” who will appear in a piano- logue, as he calls it, which is certain fo be one of the most diverting num- bers on the long programme. The Kiddie Klub Country Puna is to be utilized as a means of bringing brightness and chang@ the latter as much as anything else, to the in- ®umerable little children of the city who need a vacation away frem the Moisy crowded streets and the often colorless surroundings in which much of their life is spent, Among the especial beneficiaries of the fund will be the little convales- eents from whooping cough, Dr. Royal S. Copeland, Health Commis- sioner, says that 7 per cent of the children stricken with this disease fail to survive it. Convalescents feom it seem to ha een overlooked by most of the charitable organiza- tions of this city, that the Kiddie Klub would like to} minister, Many of these children «re left in the city during the killing heat of | summer and not infrequently tuber culosis is the dread follower heels of whooping cough w! convalescents are not properly car tor. The appeal in behalf of ones has met with the most response from stage folk those who have offered their Bertram Peacock, of “Blossoin Time Hay, of * * Galina Kops -- nak, Mae Murray, Viola Dana s Eugene O'Brien. Murray hb promised to dance afternoon, | which will present her in a new lig it | to many of those who know er talents only as they are shown upon the screen. { Galina Kopernak is a — actress now appearing in ‘ martre."? She will dance for the die Klub and Russian folk songs. Tickets, ranging in price from 60 cents to $2, ure on sale at the theatre box office. 1a | en Kia also sing a number of —_— OLD WATER MA x-inch water ago between BURSTS. laid forty and Pine- . Brook- ts in ronvenienee of having their water s shut off for several hours while rep: vere made. Use Cocoanut Oil For Washing Hair If you want to keep your hair in good condition, be careful what you wash it with. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali. 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Be sure your druggist gives you Mulsi- The Evening World’s Kiddie Klub Korner Copprigt, 1922 (Hew York Brening World) by Prem Publishing Co. == Conducted by Eleanor Schorer KIDDIE KLUB COUNTRY FUND BENEFIT, Astor Theatre, Sunday, Feb. 26, at 3 P. M. Tickets on Sate at Astor Theatre Box Office, 50c. to $2. Kiddie Klub Country Fund Performance. The Programme in Part: | Olga Cook, “Blossom Tim: Mary Hay (Mrs. Ri *Marjolaine.” Galina Kopernak, | Bertr m Peacock, chard Batthelmess), Brandon Hurst, “Montmarte.” Mae Murray, Viola Dana, Metro, Eugene O'Brien, § ick. School Days"—Courtesy Warner Brothers Other volunteers will be announced The Flowers. The prettiest flowers I've ever met Are the daisy, rose and violet. The rose js red, the daisy white, But all flowers are a beautiful sight. The daisy grows in the open field, The violet by the brook, But you usually find wild roses In a quiet little nook By DORIS RANDALL, N.S A Wish. 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