The evening world. Newspaper, April 3, 1922, Page 24

The Evening ‘World's 7 > ’ | JOB’S CAR 8 { : ——— ——— = — { sf i VAISTEN “Te THis! tye | { t J s ‘ ‘ | . » « € BROADCASTS. ‘ . and I lay ers | WAT'S TH’ BIGGEST BoNEHEAD stunt! | | me Tat “Ten Fe " ‘ nigra : } HYAH - HYAH: T FAIL To SEE ANY T “Tua pecuiset the eminent actor } t By BIDE DUDLEY (VE DONE WITHA CAR IN LONG LiGUTS BURNING ALL Day ant Ran {| LH doKE'S ON ME Gee We Ch eee A THING LIKE. “THA und screen player, was asked if he pres | sidibeeues | Time BLANCHE WILL GET A {BATTERY Down DEAD " tl t AWRIGHT oe Yoy'dD Catt tT STuPipity't! would broadcast a few stories from ( Hl riars honored RW. Burn \GOOD LAvaGH ON ME wits sro far | putea ce” a = the Amrad station (GWT) at Medford, } t 1 ON EN | { a, MY WING OFF } side last night with a dinner a TUL Te. wee Abeuy rel sree itd Mass., recently Rheir club Nouee in West (3 ily oe SOU 5 { TGET ver STARTED! | “Certainly,” answered Mr. Arties, ; Street. The big hail of the Monesiery ? “4¢ you will allow me to clloose my waa Gecurated with toy balloons, p ‘ subject.’ This being perfectly agree- | fires of elephants and tigere and able to the radio folks Mr, Arliss wa- 0 wher embellishments such as on burdened himself thusly: Yatrht expect at an ven for “It is much better for a growing S 5 the director of the Hippodrome, Mr boy, to grow good through the influ- q Burnside was given an im ele ence of his conscience rather than Rant a@# an imitation ballet dancer through the application of the bireh: b the first was found # bottle of The motion picture industry is a Swell, anyway, the guest of he growing boy. It is growing purer and | i “8 greatiy pleased better every day of its own volition. i Anthony Paul Kelly, Dean of the Mf let alone it will grow to healthy; i ria+s, wae tosstinaster, Tie made and useful maturity, If it has the life \ laborate yet thorough nstruc beaten out of it with the thick stick ech on the Russian situation of censorship it will become dull and ) jon to Hoboken, creating 9 heavy and stupid, without originality y r ine sensation with » ie and without spontaneity of real philosophy, Concluding , he intr reed William Collier, ‘who . i AN f es TAMMANY REBELS. ian a . £f iM wuN i Taminany Young, former leather “In the first place.” he said, “our Z $ Ud wail she pusher, who has become a bright par. guest of honor is a Scotohman. That's ticular star of jumping-opera ait be why we were absolutely certain he doesn’t rebel ve often; especially, would accept our invitation for a free Lat eo Peblastetcehede sinniet found necessary for cc He then said a lot of nice things pore filming of a story. Bul he shied away vhout® Mr. Burnside and the decks ae y a is i oy a pak from an order given him recently, were cleared for the guest of honor NozIR! tte Never om Le ‘Y SO — while playing in his lates film fo speak.. The greater part of the rorkalee te! ba Ha-HAR YT ALMOST \ ppt hn NX Tt was all right, see?" explained isurnside t@#& was a eulogy of Charles % aes ouraiGur TI Sometimes / FoRG ee \ Tam, “i jew as leat take a header Dillingham, manager of the Hippo I PROPOSED To APPEARED VERY vishal ‘vou ¢ WIgH You EMBARRASS ME! ) offen a cliff or face a angry Cow, dvome. Mr. Burnside called him “the Mou # AesuRD! / yy WAD ¢ AN' CHANGED “TH! but when they tells me we’s gonna do eveatest man in the show business,” 1 Suesecr ¢ ; gand-atur and f gottn be butediiie completely overlooking Marty Sampter a a, san’, | sorter gets wise. [ agrees, =< and the producer of the farce, "ON lav. ; however, was standing fer the Henry.” He finished by thanking the buryin’ alive stunt (ll T hears th’ Friars sincerely for the compliment @rector say: ‘Bury him all over an’ they had paid him, and when he sat leave him stay till the tide comes in down he was presented with a cake an out.’ Then I lete out a yell of ice to be used bit by bit with the Whadda ya mean leave me buried hottle of —well, anyway, it was meant whiie tie drink comes in an’ goes out?! for use. in beverages L asks There were several ober speak “We gotta do that. Tammany,” among them De Wolf Hopver, best explains th’ director, ‘couse yer sup- known as the promoter of “The Pun- posed’ to climb outer th’ sand) Onwe make When the speeches were desert isie, an’ th’ sand can’t show me ever some rea) entertainment was footprints firen shed by a oan ebb vaudev i ‘Apy wad Lelimb outer will areee pee *All sin a dr ET flivver tracks,” sez T, ‘so don’ nip tide loose over MY dead body." RAZZING CANNEFAX. And the scene ae taken at all Bob “Cannefax, former champion ; 4“ eee a? ANSWERS. threccuahion, bilan siayer, weal LITTLE MARY MIXUP An Ounce of Prevention! een ae asleep in hed the other night when the ee Cw ca GEN Crewe telephone in his room rang. Te an- 3 | SES a, ee eC t Mounted Police sicered, and a man said eZ HEY Momée © dey Mom= Here | hink ifs serial number is “This is the International Cinb op je am AND I wet | think ifs serial numbe! Somp of the boys here arguing THAT “Twin Beowy 2 sim iny’ — “TWIN “BROWN NESISSNA GE } | ai CA N Gen - “Billy—-Wahile n ne has been de- Mioul a lliard ahot and want to ank BE) HAS “TRACKED UP MY Hes GETTIN’ | RAN So Fast SV SOn AKC ; ASS aBRGteD Teaco Ne 4 aS 4 , UP YouR Porc | } cided upon for Doug's next film wens you about it : CLEAN PoRcH AGAIN CATCH HIM ture, it looks (o us as though “Rebin d be glad to give them any in- “Ri NDC PI coun NT a cies mar i RasUGh Woah) aclled oat alba D CATE IM ‘i i" fava} —_— Hood” was the one vest bet i jommation I can," replied Bob. : TOR Me - IT WANT “16 CAT iM. FoR You BG. Avhine Blvidge has been | E Bust rel Fat ie EL him GWE HIM A Coon 2) IA absent from the screen tor more than by ama 1 a distinct Swedish ac- } 0 years, She's nis ‘om | t. Bob told him what he would do RW L SEOEDIA ea H pibeeter ta” et} a}out such a shot, and then a fellow Hathedeok yout. :60sa0i- we tan eae with a German accent got on the wire say; 60 per cent, bovbed and the bal- Next Bob heard from an Malian, fol- ance unshorn, Many more screen fh- if lowing which Spaniard talked to vorites, thou ule threatening to him. linally, after a Negro had had take a trip to the bobber shop. his say. an Irish accent came over the wire. It had Bob all confused Ans was n¢ No, the famous tobacee named afer Bull Montage In fact, it was named a long, long while before Bull was born. 8 will give me the ad dvess of your club,” le said, “I'l } ame around at noon to-morrow and Vamp—Theda Bara is, we betieve, Wir resting. She is, as far as any film "Velly goot!’’ said a Chinaman Za pctivities “You makee shot to-mollow FA Bob bung up his receiver, and a crowd of men at the N. V. A. Club flopped into chairs and laughed until they wept. Among them were Jero Delaney, Sam Bernard, Harry Tay and Tom, Arthur and Morton Havel “| aie} RABR More —— RAY CELEBRATES. KATINKA ‘ . “How Could She Tell?” — |ecimton'a’ me Charest terday. It was a sort of a double- = Bs ee ane — — I BE ses ile AA kk weader affair, for Charlie not only : Tuk TUGOIN HERE) i SOME DAY You IS HE TALL - THIN WEARS GLASSES — > \S HE 28 YEARS OLD —} HY! AIN'T IT WONDERFUL celebrated ‘is birthiay but the day \\ “JUST MARRIED” TO STOP AN GET AN EARFUL)| my. || WILL MARRY (an SPORTY LOOKIN — CARRIES 4 CANE = PARTS | HAS HE PROMISED ME | How A FORTUNE Hig La ea atta ace i! ied," Julen Hurtig’s tarce| |ABOUG ME Foye — ADAM: THE MAN You rai His HAIR IN THE MIDDLE WN ENGAGEMENT RING | (== TELLER CAN Maanma and Paw Ray and Sister @ \\ Bayes Theatre, will end| [FUTURE $ 3 et, AN’ WORKS IN A ibs FOR Five 3 NAME om (le KNOW ALL THOSE Ray and Wifle Ray were all there, and yacation will begin an extensive road ath “il “THEY! RE TRUE, tour. It will stop with its 402d New ‘ presents and the big cake was brought fe Cay Too! 4 n York performance. “Just Married” : 2 He cut the cake with the same sele- é was pe don April 2 1921, at sors that the was using to trim the thé Comedy Theatre. negative of ''A Tailor Made Man,” his ‘ latest starring venture. Some one asked him how old he was and Charlie suid: EDDIE NEEDS GIRLS. Phe Hddie Cantor “Moke I Snappy show is suffering from an attack by Dan Cupid. The Messrs hubert Ao Sa as at's the big secret of the party.” ceived the following wire from Eddie yesterday: CUT-INS. Following the London premiere af girls gf chorus 1 Seven mariie ed ove st few L Diana Manners in Blacktoa’s anny C Punch re- weeks. Send new supply quick.” env Yutmae = ‘ t taken up film TO LUCILE! A Arthur Rosenfeld, o piet ‘ Ken Kline Fred Niblo, director, has just signed frame port. is an ardent mir of ontraet that makes bim a member Lucile. We mean 1 Watson, not a a e - _ = - ic 5 % eet arey, ~ Jof the Paramount producing staff fer the Waitress. The other night he saw], e les ome day ve ose your} ina ears hei in “The Nest Result —a' poe LT | Hie would yell impatiently Why Playhouse will be dark on the eve vs rig bys ; farper’s Magazine Betty Compson has started shooting Su ‘per follows: RHYMED THRILLS jon't you jump if you're going t« ning of Good Mriday 9 2 aie e wes the Ronded Woman,” the film based: Once he hesitated on the edge of th Four matinee performances of “The e avs 0o or1es ss he Salvaging of John Sumner.” Dear Luctle, in her une heavy Rrooklyn Bridge and was arrested for] Nest" will be given at the 48th street HERO OF HIS CLA! De EA BON ae ORS inten ‘dvona,’ Matly of Ray Broox is the cham-| contemplating suicide. .One day—on it aster Week “ OW did you get on with spell Iv is rumored that sev ms, ma, ating \ zi Cee ee the Anti-Ryerything League spent " q : D hymed thrill flend of the world 28, 1906, to be exact—he bought Mawtin Heck has denied a jeport ing? Harry's mother asked i taking the part of a mistreated) Mea rhymed thrill fen , ’ é » Nights {na Barrooin” last night, i ad heen PRT enaNtes cece Nae aman ater iilca li MeNe Nie LoRe TrBUNecH End: tur MCh! Ip Waulalantne na | io HER MOTTER _ SPOKE TOO LATE. E iim, gfe? Nin frat day atl ne ese Ato eae vee The thrill tit , [month everybody thought he was a| the Orpheum eivewit FARME und his wife were up HIE pratiteer’s wife diain’ te Pe ee dene rere iG 3 arelbnaey Briain Na mother in | life so greatly dise|™ e Parl competition Wil) vranger in Nutley. When he died hi Helen MacKellar has been er A en iaia lustiog of tbe. beac out, During {he ¢ the] #ene! y uf ww Kia bell A aN ot itine <rcReae ene is week, bul we feel that a pxerved in case 1 law sla : ae ” ) » you did weil ashbur pe bes 4 \ play : ‘ Bus et ae F Diseeos baa s : DEANS TRB AB Os: | oy assault and battery u tonversation turned on Dean ‘ Hs lar } F ananere about in the slush | The nu dace that Wiss Watson bens soley 2 ne cPanel Nutley City Hail, where (hey ; t a vir Y swift After some time she turned im COUT fee} THC bof patd a of their thawing out since re- i the song, “You May Hold Me Tight | still on view ht complainant was thei ved om ‘ admitted Harry and [| stage as 1 oe } portrays if You Get Me Tight" Su lere's his Whe faxmor-had been beating bis © man at hev side, who happenec maieadiveneinbal lie adthmetia cory | furpluk from shooting ong series latest , Wir F interfered f ) author, and said well, nor the y ot snow stu EXCHANGE TO PRODUCE GUILD'S NEXT ‘ay | Wem the hired man interfered, 1 ' ae eee | LICE MCE Sea ei ay. wmlil play coaniaaal . " ‘ 1 jovced my way into the crowd Dhe Theatre Guild w uge ob MY} tuzmer:had immediateiy turned on Who is this Dean Sw - as mOeliat Aho pe INE talk or TS eae ee Cava ee, Women's. Pechanne cne.| Zo cacertaie why they looked eq.| Morn to Midnig at 6 Kaiser vi» | the hived man, and for a time the two]untusing? 1 should like to lavite him [OT LOE eee HELE HAYS ALA Hl An A i \ A thrilling sight acon met my gaze Pe ee present of} bad it nip and tuck to one of my receptions But that's no matter, inoth he] Madge will make an ideal fented oto Prdadw entre ' With thrills to last remaming daus. ie te ea Suddenly the farmers wife 1 ‘vm aid enane ed the anth as ihe ms ys admire ; say coe lanvorclaceed bus. @ith! eee tht 3 \e Hes ayy ; re that the dean has e something Pitve got the big eet in the class janky-leaged bird, with a Sharia 4 nee vay struggied ina heap Gossip na [thrown herself on the : MMT at has shut him out of societ He bundle in his long beak, has been 2 and in Nill Ne To thwart a wild deast's agile leap ; | g, clawing ane ne hat - hovering over the home of Constance Muane Alma Belwin, Ali Ski (heen and Marlowe will t he is | k & ! i ane eats Kate Jepson "I caate Allen My heart came up into my throat Vijroad Street, Newa next wee € d week ‘ an 'The- }do you mean inter n yess Oh, how very interesting.’ said Ui GETTING HER HAND IN Talmadge for some time, and Ma’ ta Clarendor Surtees. De s uge pr her tau for The Mountain Man’! ie now tn its[et c i “Mad Square ‘s got a right to beat me|itiy. “And what was it he did \ New Hampshire they tell a story] Talmadge is’ hurrying from Miami, Ant ayend: Me. rtees. 1 4 huge pa a m . : ; my ol! man's ae a | Pi iene Angeles to be on time, othy N) aml K livia He last four weeks at Maxine Bi \Giarden is doing excet ie ; some hundreds of ye vr Fi iain aa By nose | Fla. to Los ‘ . hy moto ri el Ki ; o) : i ete te : fou | he wants to plied the author, ‘he died."’—Current ery parsimonious man who Nuteuerite de Le Mote las Eaketea nevus IEMAGS Mathewe Hatha oh gash? Hopper's Punmakers will A THOUGHT FOR TO- Day After uring 1 eetimor eT Opinion » had always experienced great! 1.) third picture for Thomas H. Inee Davenport, J... M i EAR EYE ie ia Tate ca kerk aes oy ap [tne 8 y tue woman “You aust r Micuity in inducing him to part with] in Culver City. ‘The tentative tithe ts Me 7 ee mat . Ase oS esteem J pe Sas | A Man of Avion.” asd vied tu be " € on » r 7" p 5 : 1 10 ebgared by ‘ our puabans when you w Mp A WISE PRECAUTION One day she followed him to the] Mary Piekford is nothing if not con- TO “SURPRISED” RICE y trocit eee see t a ale a nar who just». No fisoman w us signing ay D itatt cad scientious. Her press agent isn't #0 prise . © RIVE Myht iy eye Mahe It Snappy FOOLISHMENT a from bea een i A elen on board 2 sh PEAS Henry, can't you let me ave $102] particular, He says Mary punches iB National) ! N Proctor'’s Fifth Avenue w i item Cusedien: nit that Peer 4a tenieg i to write his name w ie lip want to the time clock in her studio every tre on Sund April 1 3 spring festival during the week of i woman, “bat ‘safety first is my me " : , med lmtor’ at 8 ofelock 7 i Palsenown stage. enienainers uf ip Pr De eaten AUr DR Do 1 go too far My go long as Jake was agettin’ th’ [right hand, then, changing the pen to] “There vou gain,” excla morning al clock: TE 1ehe aaa yy Well-kno tage April 10 ter, So long as | ‘ Henry. “It's always money. money,| we'll bet the clock punches right back Appea b N y Theatre will When 7 blandlu say th wat of it | Said nothin’; but when I] his left hand, finis: Ue ys 3 The New atre v . b e beat th “4 c vite with eitner hand, | money When I am dead you will] at her . see The Piseor t the Piazee Was a dining Carr? seed that he wee atirin’ an’ thet my you cea wae prob uve to beg It Phyllis Maver, the sylphiike screen OUR OWN NOTABLES any neta vide ot Theatre: Wednesday atternoon | man was agoin’ to | 1 eae ee ieee at, “Whin | “Well” enld the wife, °l shall be a| player. anya the ideal hreaktast for a JUMPING IM Ais 9) Wax r te the cas observer that he Jovence O'Denishawn is the | knowed thet if 4 t ff than +] woman who wishes to reduce tw x h . - 7. 1 + , 5 ot good lickin’ ‘ther (rist his soul!) | whole lot better off than some poor| won Metnes Longnecker Scootz ana he|uivays was just about to jump. Fre-|g engaged or the new siegteig) FROM THE GHRBTNUT TRER, || my of man lide gots cond NON: | wane. BOF me fOkNAe HU: WR Are le cmen who nave never had pny prace | cupa of het waver and twenty mimmeas’ cd im Nutley, N. J. He never had! quently when “e tood on a street|"Vollie “Wh her husband's me?’| ‘Safety first’ is my m. Jedg 0 a0e toe Sour jeft and, (ti0e."--Harper's Magazine ap exercign. Lis trousers pressed and, as a result, vorner crowds would gather and peo Willam A. Brady anpouncee that “Tsually about § AM. 1 ove Judge yer finger ni . ; Nee? 6 / i eg