The evening world. Newspaper, November 20, 1922, Page 18

! * Phe stork brought a girl baby to his tee meeiemnae ae SO tke nga arma wr THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1922. bought all seats at the Times Square is Theatre Led the performance of “The b, A pas Jat th i The Stage a sea By BIDE DUDLEY eaten Club wiht ative Theoria heatre Club will attend DILLINGHAM Loon hed have a series of special performances at the Gal a next Thursday afternoon and the Century Theatre Club will be there he will produce three by members of “Loy! on Dee, 7. tie#* company. John Dale has writ- Gomeoe two of the pl id Laurence ‘Manray the other. larry Dornton ‘WIR be goneral tage director. SHOW HAS AS BARKERS. Foo Flynn says dogs will be used Bite week at the Central to carry the wifo of the former grand opera im- WIDOW OF FLYING preanrio, recently evicted from PARSON GETS $3,000 York hotel for non-payment of, nat FROM AERIAL CIRCUS tects the muni of her partner car the Peruvian planiat Leapslshy discovered and introduced to the 4 public at the Manhattan Opera House in 1920, Mrs. Hammerstein ts iiving In a pre- ite at a local hot More than 4,000 persons yesterday attended the aerial circus at Curtiss Ficid, Garden City, under auspice: of the American Legion, for the bone- fit of the w and four chil Lieut. Belvin W. Maynard, th : ing Parson." Legion officials sald t receipts were approximately $3,000. Two parachute jumps from an altl- tude of 2,000 feet were feature events. LARGE word to the la: ert Julian, a Negro flyer of But a very importan! n Air Service, and former | modern dentistry. tentious Gossip. “The Follies’ will reach its 200th performance to-night. Frank Fay has been added to the “Pop" cast at the Park Music Hall. Ned Wayburn hag engage.) Rose- mary Sill for the cast of “Tho Little Kangaroo.” The Players Company will produce “The God of Vengeance,” by Sholem ne pLaTES t ORTHO- DONTIA! reader, one in ards which announce the acts. The fea ele Sd = ale Carlson Jumped trom airy | It relates to the correcting or "tthe dogs] A benefit for tho Infantorium w ving ty | straightening of malpositioned eres “Wtolen Sweets,” and the dogs’) |. notd at the Selwyn Theatre Sun- Tie SeaCesS : boi Bames are Finn and Hattic. some con- r fleeing to safety Mave you or or badly form otherwise Attract day evening, The Theatre Guild production of “R U. R."* will move to the Frazee The- atro to-day. A fox-trot contest for the cham- plonship of the Eastern States will bel, launched at Terrace Garden Dance Palace to-morrow night, with a pre- liminary for Brooklyn and Long Isl- and darcers. our children crooked “ABIE” FOLKS. TO WED. Wallace Ford of “Abie's Irish Rose" will go to Cleveland Nov. 27 fo marry Martha Haworth, who has been a bridesmaid in the “Abie” play for @ long time, DO YOUR BEST, GRETCHEN. Gretchen Hood of “A Fantastic Fricassee,” at the Greenwich Village ‘Theatre, intends to sing her best to- morrow night. <A theatre party from Washington, including her father and mother, will attend the performante. a landing-to-the- mayk contest and stunt flying were on! Jet us show you how your natural program, Twelve army planes|beauty can be readily restored Mitchel Field flew in formation |through our scientific methods, aa What seems difficult or impossible MRS. HAMMERSTEIN Mf correction to you is often. the AGAIN “LIVING HIGH” |"! mplest matter to us, All Languages Spoken, ANSWERS TO INQUIFIES, F. A. M.—No. They are in “Orange soms” now. Vivian J.—They have disbanded, Don't know where they are. Lady Atteodanta, WATERBURY DENTAL COMPANY, inc. Established 1897 29 W. 34th St., New York 414-16 Fulton St., Brooklyn Appears in Atlantic City Cabaret u sic. ATLANTIC Ham i » her debut in the cabaret in which ) Nesbit danced last summer. The WELL, GRANDPA! Martin Beck, President of the Orpheum Circuit, is a grandfather. A THOUGHT FOR TC-DAY. Pennsylvania fisherman caught a jug of whiskey, drank it, went homo and “caught it” again. -@aughter, Josephine S., the wife of Dr. Nicholas 8. Ransohoff, of No. 118 East 58th Street, early Saturday morning. Mother and daughter doing well; grandpa unable to hit the golt ball. FOOLISHMENT. An artist who lived at Rich Hill Said: “William, my son, please keep ati" No More Constipation or Blo Skin - Want a henson regular bowels, perfect wor! All easy to of tain if you take CARTER'S Little Liver Pills, the sure safe and casy acting rem: JUDY AT THE HIP. Then, though he'd no fear elle-Floto Cir-| That grim death was near, Dillingham al The artist at once drew his Will, Thankagiving present Jast week. 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