The evening world. Newspaper, April 8, 1922, Page 12

ng Wor ‘ } JOE’S CAR -t- TURNING ON THE SPOTLIGHT “t- “t- “Good Night’’—Is Correct! { | WO a I No~ Now -tisTEN “Tus ts How we’ A FeLLm's GortaPUT OVER A WORK IT Bem : WELL, WHAY Have. , AN CALL Mh Ue y “tur th Quiek LIL! “ERAME-US Now'N THEN te ACL A HAVE. You eer = IME. MLL 1s Lf BY CHARLES DARNTON HAVE TALL FIXED WT “Ty! WIRE “ibar al FROWNS ON f 1 SAw YOU AND ED our t I'M EXPECTING Té Have. a > WERE BUZZING Away * “— T'G - s N the theairical world it caunot be said that the good die young. Virtue weet AND (T LOOKED miGuty has its reward here on earth in the neighborhood of Broadway and (het SusPicious 424 Street, There can be no mistake about it at this time of year, for . Bow when we look around we find what has been tried and not found want- 4 J novia — ng. Only in the spring is the authentic history of the season written. : ’ Wwe was Jus’ G's as true as strawberries. ; . To discover the outstanding success = - of the year it is necessary merely to] so warmed by the glow of his kindly . follow the line to the Belasco Theatre] humor that it belonged to him alone J and try to get In. Little Kiki, in her] He was as much a atranger to mc : y . A cutaleptic mood, isn't the only one] as to you, perhaps, but to see him 1 ey a ol yin “re Who is “stood up" in that house, The} in @ play was like meeting an old 3 0 Waar 4 ee! , play is beth standing ‘em up and] friend, Ho suggested, more than any F 4, i | i" IA turning ‘em away afternoon and] one else of to-day in the theatre, the y t i} ; Bight. i friendship we find in a amall town, ‘ i rl i ' Yet this same play was not much|the neighborly soul of humanity q') A of @ success in Paris, just a passing | This was felt when he talked of going fancy of the boulevards like the flick] back to “the missus” in “The Easi¢ of a skirt or the flash of an ankle.| Way," and again in “The First Y: “Kiki's change of fortune is, of] when he went on a still hunt for the readily explained as one of] Sunday newspaper. We shall miss thowe wonders that Belasco performs] him as we would miss the man with atudlt touches before he rffers it to the public. In saying tf'e 1 do not mean ' j with apparent case. So it would| whom we had talked over the garden , seem, at least, to anyone who does] fence. 5 2 mot realize the hard work David nd | Belasco puts in on everything he THE BIG LITTLE FAMILY Oh ie ; , It’s Only . t to take away one jot from the ardu- - ous and brilliant work of Lenore ‘ 4 BUNK wit me? lric, The obvious and interesting Goo-BYE | i he Goes WAM Me ise Ulric is a part RIGHT — I WonT “ E You Lert THAT 1S is that Mise Ulric is a_part- —- ; P “ a is ; is isa iz bie part—ot this Belasco STAND IT ANOTHER, ROGER BATCH Hi ? one enuedes and Players scheme of things. Without her in DAWGONE MINUTE ! p WILL LET ME eee lia ‘ mind he probably would never have A Lae: WHA HAIMA 4 By BIDE D . considered rewriting and producing TH’ Pleard's racy little comedy. —Un- doubtedly it was the thought of her further development as an actress that actuated him in securing the play when he saw it in Paris In one of his sketch A. A Milne says: ‘The ‘well-known act- Fesses’ are not Ellen Terry, Irenc Vanbrugh and Marie Tempest, but i “Miss Birdie Vavasour, who has dis covered a new way darkening the hair, and Miss Girlie de Tracey, who | hes been arrested for shopli(ting.”’ RAL new productions are S Just ahead. H, Robert Law, scenic artist. is to produce a. arce by rlyle Moore — called Listening In." Sam H. Hurris has placed in rehearsal “Weary Wives,” «a comedy by Vincent Lawrence, and will start it ao the Apollo, Atlantis City, on April 24. Adolph Klaube hi The Charlatan” out on a rie tour preparatory. to opening Broadway and Philip Klein ready with his fa . "Lady Bug ut is ooked to open at th Selwyn- Apollo Theatre on April 17 Just so the young woman who hos identified herself so completely wi “Kiki? is not a “well-known act i ress,” but Lenore Ulric MRS. BOWLES DEAD. re ore eel) ee MURUP It’s a Financial Problem! Jessica Duncan Bowles, wife ot George Bo » Well-known in Ame can theat ¢ L Y " Is, is dead at her hom ply: “It's the biggest thing = 7 wee t Basbizen, ‘ ‘ f've ever had." Now, that means a 2 1 ; OF; 7 2 - serbia vance, “My. and My } very big thing indeéd when you reflect Wait tal Y ) RA ernie Rete ‘Clim a ) Paula TESS tne a ‘ i rg) he is the biggest man in our theatre. ‘MAN® dhe / = ¥ . / ment will take t sails Tt means, too, that the public's faith 7 HE S I y = : TAKE ME “To e SEE _ { . ‘ — in lim has grown with his years, that 7 Nottin’ = fal yaa) ee ‘ it has been building steadily and be- Jus HIN Fs the j JIMTOWN 2 THEY CHARCE Sic 'EM, MAYOR! t come solid, fixed, enduring. This is BuT RACS A ty Te A NICKEL @ Alex Sullivan, a friend of use 4 really the highest tribute that can be | . Written a song culled “Deli paid to an artist—for first and last Jolson $s Lo sine it We have no David Belasco is an artist. — 1< ~~ Mayor (yr Perkins W | ze But thank heaven he never takes i “YOu COULD Ss Says he will st > himself so seriously that he cannot SEE « His town receive itities: J take a joke, “I've had a lot of fun — t to myself since ‘Kiki’ started," he SOCIETY IN A PLAY ¢ { confessed, “over one thing. I was Ructety isto take possessinn o generally accused of having made 44th Street Pheatce week after ac Kiki a ‘good girl,’ when, as a matter A production of a play called “Zor, of fact, I cannot take the credit for Will he made there and the proc so laudable and moral a deed. No; will go to the Dugout ana the V+ Kiki originally was ‘good'—that's what made the play a novelty in Paris," he added with a laugh, “It amused me immensely to be criticised tor accomplishing the reformation of Kiki, as though I had committed a sin, when all the time I was quite as imflocent as Kiki herself. I felt that @.white mark had been drawn against Mountain Camp Assoejatic * was written Mr and My nilton Dalton and MW. ep: viento me OUR OWN NOTABLES. Wie, but I went on suffering in silence, YOU'RE FOOLISH To WASTE WHAT'S THE USE OF DIGGIN’ =T DION TT SAY : GUT PRANK gent for an ereanional eye. i} IME, ON THE"GARDEN THis Se}. {ALL DAY LONG IN THAT HARD : He WZ DigeING HoLee wit A FooL — He's) m1 fl ean bees 00 good to give away. The las < ee re > : thing Picard said to me in Paris was: EAR BCs: Neriihs EVER GROUND ~ IT'S FULL OF STONES i : STIcK AN’ I ONLY TOLD HI c TRYING To HIT Greeny Vill: int is hi a "Please, Mr. Belasco, don't make Kiki GROWS, ANYWAY ¢ ee : \WuZ FOOLISH To START , “2 A GOLF BALL dislike to a.atreet sweeper down th Bence girl!) A qi : ‘i 5 i ind moved to the Buttery, where 1 BS So here at least is one French char- learned the traie of ship-watching acter that has not been changed be- It was fvank’s hobly to got In yond recognition in the land of the featherweight subway gute and kev, free adaptation soing iound and roid as long . Is nickels held out when th © RADIO is needed to carry last coin was gone, jie was on thy waves of sympathy through\ ee ») he would ‘take a trip) to the Brony and visit his Maaimy and Pappy at their lit shady glen on Pox Street. One day while going arcund in a gate, a fis lady yelled “What's your hurry? ot him und Vrank immediately went home a broken tan, He died in 184 of hi and thus ended the career of cne of New York's greatest phtlan- thropists { 2. West 42d Street to the dark- @hed home of that rare old actress, Rose Coghlan. Many hearts must thaye sent messages there during the week. There is nothing I can add to the sensitive and graphic story writ- -4#n by Miss Marshall for this paper éxvept the hope that brighter days 4¥M come to Miss Coghlan and come awiftly, as they must. We have had @ great many actresses from Eng- Ignd—most of them hurrying back GOSSIP. the moment their purses were filled, Fay Marbe is back in “The Hote t 4 you want the truth—but never one Mo of the films." Of course, other play-| About he credit old me er] * . fter curing a cold en lie ie Rare ee Redtes are Baan t all the cred t the old man ever Intend to resume work this sum- | his life recently at a pre-release show-| glad to get back to the peace and Loney Haskell has licked the fin. | American public as Rose Coghlan. . wot was in & cigarette ad which ad-| mer," he wires, {so as to have a pic- | ing of the film +) ani cf > a6 i none can compare with the long list] vised the reader to put tl quiet of the Ions’ cuge RHYMED THRILLS He'll be at Proctor’a 126th Street f Many year: ago she made this coun-|o¢ maternal Arent Dawe viaged Ge ‘ ven ‘i O Pp ie question | ture ready for fall. The motion pic All during the scenes showing the] A ‘beauty specialist has written Monday try her home, and we shoold make|the dainty little Mes am ¥}to his paternal parent, as he was] ture public made me. I am grateful.| signing of the Union Pacifie Act, the] Wesley Barry, the freckle-king, to im my recollection so loyal to her FIRST FATHER FILM. have to keep posted on all the way] One is a ringside seat a | tights and| “that's ME!" her feel it 1s a good home, that she} She has played the mother role in] caznizant, of the facts, or words to) intend to keep right on working un-| alirrender of Lee and the assassina.|the effect that she can save’ hie| Te-day’s the last day for thrills, _reseriee Miabatt: Alice Mansaal ‘ is not among strangers. “The Land of Opportunity,” “The But now we are ta have Dove David ul they holler, ‘Nuff!’ 1 have] tion of Lincoln, Mr. Essinger kept| freckles for him if they ever start to|#"4 We have decided to let Herman “Some Party.” ee Highest Law." "School Days,” “Boom: | , But Row we are to have javid= | enough money to quit if I desire, But] asking when the reel showing the] desert Sage close the contest. Politeness] ~” ee 0 ow ‘ OW that William Sampson is |¢rang Bill" “A Man's Home,” “Just| "Indeed, “papa's prayers" huve been} Love the Dictures and I'm going xo] driving of the golden spike was to be| A broken collarbone gave Rex In-laccording to Hemman, always gives| .{THe Blue Kitten" Raspit tars is ! N gone, he leaves a place on our{Around the Corner,” “A Gay Old] answered, a ae keep right on working.’ thrown on the screen. Finally {t{gram to the movies. The splintered hina khrdlicgnaltnad te thartheme-or 100th performance at the Selwyn 1 stage that no one fill. It was|Dog,” “The Miracle of Money,” = This will cause no end of flutter | came. bone stopped an athletic career and . BTR BY FBS akg Of | to-night. ‘ not a large place, to be sure, but one |“Sonny.” and ts now busy playing ings in millions of young American “Look at that fellow on the right,"| sent Rex from Dublin to America,|!i8 rhyme. He lives a¢ 16 East The Clef Club will give another 1 a meee [the mother in “Gold Plated." TUFF JOB. hearts advised Mr. Essinger excitedly, “The | Where entered pictures. 107th Street. We don't know Her- | concert at the Lyric to-morrow night ' tol this Het she has been the mother] Morris," the tonsorlal king of poe one with the high hat and whiskers] Rin-tin-tin, Belgian police dog who} Man's age: The rhyme: It in. trying to pay for its club house = © Rood boys and bad boys, big boys] Hollywood, has u touch barber jov. Just watch him act, Did you ever aee| Shares starring honors in "When Ro-| pye found quite ; Sarah Bernhardt has written Ei | j S cree and little boys, and after all she says] stm always in trouble about some| _ CUPID GRABS “KEWPIE.” — any one ct s0 naturally” Hew smear | mance Rides," sat In at a pre-view| 70° feune guste Wee SE Alea vers complinentary forewaiggy eenin That “boys will be 1 crazy idea in hairenttin wails] There are two vacancies to be filled] ‘He's only one of the mob," sneered | Yesterday. When he saw himself on s dotle he Bere for hig nistory of vaudeville. if By DON ALLE! as well as re else in the] atorris, ‘You see, it takes Just about |in the Los Angeles bachelor colony] fellow looker. “What do you fing| te screen he howled. laying tha Ts foiled by the men of the ta, Phi) Kornheiser of Feist's, who en at a year for @ haircut style to travel] which have heretofore been amply oc-| © &Feat about him?” Huntley Gordon is now playing the} Aud when William 8. Hart in gineered the Home for Aged Hebrews’ “ eee — from New York to Los Angeles, and t] cupled by one and the same person. | | "Why," replied the raityoad man, | male mah AG die ener fiusband | A rough, two-gun part in benefit at the Eltinge recently, says - . , ork 0 s , es Y i" raw, t cleared $5,000. i sata 1. i t wil] 4 film, rules the town with his draw, |! 4 BAdie Hollywood, who directa Irene! pemember station styles, This may sound funny,| the other is the first tenor job in the will start April: 2%. | Irvin ‘Willat w Dancers from. New York's east'side 4 end of esapho Castle, is either the prize fisherman] “tyumoresqu Mama Kantor} but Tommy Meighan is liable to drop| “after midnight quartet." cur-1 Ce ee ee ee verabla is the | Plt mM gredest thrill came in will compete in the championship i4 or the prize—— says: ‘‘A mama's prayers are always |!2 and say: ‘Morris, gimme an Indiana] This all happened bec beautiful ~ING- title"of Jack Holt’s next Paramount|4 Brone tes'n with Mame in waltz contest at Terrace Garden But read on and YOU judge. answered,"” and Papa Kantor asked: | hair cut!’ an’ I gotta know just what] Lucille Johns 1 yeth"’ when] Betty Compson has a new way of slecina Sylvia Breamer supports 1 few words that came to my ear.| Dance Palace to-morrow afternoon “We were on Cape Cod,” said Eddie|Don't a’ papa's prayer count for| Style they are wearing in Indianapolis, | Horace ‘*Kewple’ in asked her| Setting an automobile, She saw’ an a I thought Ra dvon dead: oh Tuesday night the Brooklyn pr yesterday, “shooting scenes for a ple-| nothin’? “If IT make a mistake and the star] to change the engraving on her visit-|@°e#80ry ad yesterday that read; | °!™ Py mur = ong) eT ae liminary will be held. Also on Tues- | ture. We wanted to get in a day's! Well, evidently papa's prayers have} appears in a picture with a wrong| ing cards. “Automobile Bulbs fc "an' she's} Bull Montana, w e: IB os screen Ax that ie voice said: “ON, day night Benny Green will dance fishing, so we went along on a fish-| counte : nS Ss HOKAS yle‘cut then about a million movie| Yesterday the Fe " »|Zonna buy one and plant it in her| career has played twenty-four dif-| peg vcrdon, I’m getting out here.”| against. George Simp! » 4 " 4 h-| counted, for Cosmopolitan is ready to] style ‘cut nM movie y tev. J, Whitcomt eel ittda Ge Radi qnane willl dos i $ ain rs mpkins for the } ing echooner to the cod grounds. Wel spread out a regular “father” film on|bugs write in and bawl an’ then 1] Brougher of the Temple Baptist | F47dten ferent kinds, Harlem-Bronx one-step belt, Monday Bull is Ladn't been fishing a half hour when Mercury in his next pictu an eager screen. catch seventeen different kinds o'|Chureh, Los Angeles, adjusted the| Walter fiers is spending a jot of FOOLISHMENT. night the Dance Palace will have a orde , e : ; ure how he'll squeeze i ante gen poder set and! ‘The film is quite appropriately | the stuff that made Dante famous yoke and now "Kewpio" is pretty well | time around the gas house lately, He Nr aed Siernamatert Children, tet me talk to you country store for all patrons, ed “The Goc pvider" and “It's g gh life, believe me. »roke to double harness. is to play o press agent in his ne: Pee i “5 . : ee “Did you get any fish?" we askea, [called "The Good Provider’ ‘and at| “It’s a tough Mfe, believe m broke to double harn picture and Wants to aheory gkt] We've been wondering what had] Never mean tricks ever do. “Oh,” mused Eadie, “Just a few—lien Gad where lie belongs In ihe fin Beret Rtstl eee Hm TIRBET tmomphere.t mr S08) become of Raymond Hitchcock lately.| unig not nice to them ace done. A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. os twenty tons to be exact. Not a bad a BILL HART SPIKES ONE amart In MEweet Adaline ; ' Yesterday we found out. He's film] |, ‘ : . ‘The best you can do is the best can C is - movies, Valentino was stricken with a se-|,¢, “The ty Shop. Run and play now—have your fun. e halt hour's sport, eh? ; ; acting in “The Beauty Shop : ang We have all heard or seen what af William S$. Mart and his two juns THis “ExT vere case of chuletas yesterday Oe aed eeta acnteeninente en) At etal E yon do. lovablé, sacrificing creature a mother] have not retired. Bill set this rumor HIS “EXTRA” STARS, its nothing serious, as chulctas arelacreen for years, has just signed afimuch singing in it. Buck Jones sys MOTHER. is, but the man who sallied forth each|to rest last night when he wired] ©. N. Essinger. Chier ‘train De-|merely Spanist whiners Fe ee ee eaek ath amidiit He eat ee ce eee FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE Me matter where Mra. Margaret{day to buck the hard world and wring| Screenings that he “had not retired! syuteher of the Union Pacitie, who] Mable Stark, ftion tamneress or the {eke there are to: many houses in it “He was run over by a train Fee eee oe ee aie ye sure from it sustenance for hix family haa} and would not retire for yeurw und] aided greatly ia the filming of “in the|eireus. acted In a Warner Brothera|, Like the man who said he didi‘il Alma Rubens hun started svark ion “End It wilt hire” do say; “There goes the little mother been unwept, unhonored and unsung. | yeurs to come. Days of Buffato Bill,” had the tim’ of fmovte yesterday. She says she wae|care for opera there was too |The Vall lent Men “Om@nL! He was under @ bridge, ; *