The evening world. Newspaper, November 27, 1922, Page 15

THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1922, 6 pualianmnetnsisam ae « 4 7 Fricasnes’* at the Greenwich Village) A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. bid Theatre. This company went to Sing} yy, Dublin Battl ts Three I h e S ta QE |]] Sine recontiy, to give tte show, but Soin, GH Naber fe Hae the prison authorities sald nix. Mrs, sald Bea bea Re uree . —— TEEN KILLED, 1d DUDL Barker, the producer, wants Mr.| ino in Evening World. * | By BIDE EY Thomas to decide whether or not the pe show 1s off-color to any extent, If FOOLISHMENT. ; Shubert Unit, we have been| it is, she will revise it. ‘ ) T incormea, ee tals ro A maiden climbed an apple tree t Charles B. Cochran, the Eng- Gossip. And said: “Ha, hal Just took at me.” sh producer, has made arrrange-| ‘‘Johannes Kreisler’’ will be offered] Nobody looked and she was sore. Pa ments with the Messrs, Shubert/in Engtish. Louis N. Parker bas) sare ong. pret 1 won't, olimd ~ bara td Ga and Kitty Watson | made the adaptation. ee ST SOO Byereww ene —————— an © unit, “Stolen Sweets,"’ “The more.” ‘ the attraction at the Oxford ‘Theatre| gchran’ win ve Cueed be Seen — State’s Game Season Costly}tondon, some time in May, Mr. Bi Cochran saya there is « demend for| Shessteen early in the new year. FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. to Life and Limb of American comediennes in England|_ George Nash has been engaged by| “He's @ man who corrects song Gurmers and he predicts great success for the| 40 Kugel for the Hampton Play| Proofs, 3 . Wadéon Sisters. Corporation's production of “Zeno.” ——_-- . — Florenz Ziegfeld jr., Sophie Irene |= ALBANY, Nov. 27.—Sixteen deaa| TRAVELLERS RETURN. Loeb and Cosmo Hamilton will judge and forty injured was the toll hunt-} Sam H. Harris and Irving Berlin] Clover Gardens’ slogan contest. img took in New York State during] have returned from French Lick iene J. Collins is now looking’after past season, according to figures| Springs and Chicago, While in Chi- |‘? wee cr Colonial Theatre pled by the Conservation Com-|cago they naw the frst edition Of| enhatten dancers will compete in mission, Carelessness was the cause’ ‘The Music Box Revue'’ open and|q preliminary of the Eastern States e Of nearly every one of the casunities ) 180 visited the new Sam H. Harris] fox trot championshtp contest at Ter- te) ruit Bight deaths and seventeen injuries| with denest Trucs, ie colug along | Too, Garden Dance Palace to-morrow game about through the accidental] nicely, Mr, Harris a red night. A special matinee dancing Raisins furnish mineral salts Glecharge of firearms. Three hunters] itminary arrangements to produce the ees Will be held Thanksgiving || and a rare content of food-iron were killed and nineteen injured be-| paimnsfather play “Old Bill, M.D." | Oey, Besinning at 2.80 o'clock. to enrich the blood. catse their companions mistook them] yy} ; > i an ar-|. Charles B. Cochran has contracted oe Geer, partridges, rabbits or other) VC! Will be done through an,ar-| 1 ioe the “Plantation Revue” to Add raisins, therefore, to your ‘of wero careless. in. carrying | eneement with Lewis & Gordon. Lone aeah puddings, cakes, pies, rolls, Hh careless in carrying ee anern ee nee Le at ; bread, onlads, ete., not merely to t bs ASSIST. Frederick Perry has been engaged|| inake them more attractive but The igri NAT aveGIiis aie Loney Haskell will be seen and Hee Misvinee McClintle for the title role to get the good of this delicious ana high. One was killed when he|heard at the Rachel Ald Soclety! "1 costs $5.82 a day to feed a Hippo- fruit, ; led to drag his gun with him as he} benefit at the Times Square Theatre] drome elephant and $1.87 to board Sun-Mald Raisins should cont crawling through a fence. One| Sunday night, Dec. 3. Healy and| each horse. you no more than the following his gun lie on the ground and his| Cross also have consented to ap- 5 me of San Francisco will accidentally stepped on the trig- | pear, Characters {n Search of ue phos. wer, discharging the piece and killing out there next year. ea aes. tg ita owner. RITZ OPENS WEDNESDAY. Brady ts to pr angie Shieh eas Through a sudden switch in book- * which was a suc Ask dealers for y tripped and accidentally],.34, « Jallach’ ow o-| ! lscharged their firearms and others ings ees raat new produc- e y wounded companions, | tion. “As It Happened,"* «a melo- selves by bumping their guns on the|the Ritz Theatre Wednesday evening als und. In other cases riffs dropped | Of this week. The cast includes Alma from automobiles Teed Tre, Arthur Hohl He Van Bure, | “yc ye a ceported Gea alsins Weta! Were stot by stray bullets, Warburton Gamble, Alexander Ons-| Jy USK 1 manean rearrait ce TP Sa Tite Wee rt none Burdick} in London, but there has becn no Had Your Iron Today? ‘alter Walker, Hans Robert, Charles fi peels ASTOR PLANS RUM P. Bates, Frank Wenterton, Valerie| tefnite announcement. RAIDS AT OSSINING| Vaterie, J. de Stephanie, C. W. Good-| 7 = — rich, Richard Stephenson and John F. ' Y a, Wy Mee Head Turns Task Over to| Roche. af Minister, Says He's Beaten, aa \ : J “ RMERV. Honey Gration De SOREL ANOTHER WEEK. : aon f c i ; tor of the First Baptist C) Lee Shubert has completed ar- MELA Fr aden ts i 5 ss Ossinthg, is planning a seri rangements whereby Mlle. Cecile Ne stamp out the liquor. traffic the| Sorel. and the Comedie Francaise e e@ @ suggestion of Police Commiss e company will give eight more per- , H. Jackson. formances in New York the week of ®) = Marthe nic duy aan Dee. 4. A large theatre will be S) e river and the i : 5 ment is doing can tok Teeter ti aoe easly { ve the Commissione te to the minis: rene y BRE ems iniie Hcl nce ee ed at the 39th Street ‘Thea- i y Seeded or Seedless 15-02. Pkg protecting arms =. LD ER Cae —_— e “ { so faras| THEY'RE OUT OF STYLE. Rx P Ind. ¢ 1b ¢ 2-1b € Ravel ihetuct ve Jay Joo.) RH. Burnside asked a Hippodrome i size size size inspect the| Chorus girl Saturday how she hap- . ld. I wish] pened to be on the stage. 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