The evening world. Newspaper, December 28, 1922, Page 20

rs Sec ye pe 4 THE EVENING ‘WORLD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, ave8. | Annual Show of Kiddie Klub | Tz Thrills Hundreds of Youngsters | Who Jam Theatre, Pit to Dome ‘HOW TO JOIN THE KLU GUT OUT THIS COUPO! he Poening World’s Physically Fit Contest Open to All New York High School Boys einsnes Exercise, Chart No. 3 ssl iis joacea a ad what marvels they have grown to be. 4 33, 1,098, 11087, tat . and’ mall them “Hig h School Boys! Go into training at once through The Evening] A deluge of delight came with the {5 "oousin ‘teanor,. Bre: | World’ s exercise charts. See The Evening World daily. You have (ance of the Curtin Wavdell dane: 8 Sister tae tice New several weeks of training in which to make yourself “Physically Fit.” | ganza and Mildred Pearson tri : with @ E s' oT - and } pped |} which you give ' your ‘Ks, Win an Evening World solid gold, 14-carat medal. See instructions} the merry Highland Fling to the in- Xai af" apbntes eens, Pp, caretal A sae ali STORY UP TO THIS POINT ’ below. terpretation of the “Song of India’ |] you live, but the borough wleo, rthur Cathew, petted son of a wealthy family, i is enly aWakened by a by Josephine Carter-Waddell. That Aul children up to st Fz age J] noise at his door. Arthur's habit of late sleeping is rudely broken by a mes- Highland Fling was full of Scotch || presen sage from his father, delivered by the butler, that Arthur is to present himseli TWENTY OF THESE CHARTS WILL & PUBLISHED—ALL POSED FOR BY SENATOR ROYAL 8S. COPELAND FOR THE EVENING WORLD. HE USES THESE EXER- CISES DAILY TO KEEP HIMSELF PHYSICALLY FIT. greatest appreciation, and the picture goodby and hastens to a meeting which he knows will not be peaceful. was complete with the solo dance of Cathew senior, with much- force and, little diplomacy, reveals to his son Catherine Joyce. that the sun has set upon his day of reckless expenditure. Arthur is put upon Theso three kiddies are the win- an allowance of $200 a month with the alternative of $50,000 as a lump settle- flavor and was drunk in with the at the elder Cathew’s office at once for an interview, Arthur kisses his mother | ' --- "See <iddic KI SCEND ‘n.—sTAGE DOOR. ment. Arthur chooses the $200 4 month, a jolt foll g th . ro ners of the Kiddie Klub Dancing] «. , jolt following the announcement , om e wey Scholarship given by the Carter-Wade | St! the Stags Door Man, |.” Lof his best girl that she wouldn't marry him if he were the only man left. t rf e ‘& dell Studio. ? Hayman, mnoee The elder Cathew makts one provision, however, that leaves a loophole for (on “eo “ Gollywog cakewalk of Loutse ar Dior | Arthur. It is that he will increase the allowance when Arthur lays before him on x '* Charlotte Umiand “Tennesseo” 10,000, tI di Fe «§ aS Mele tickled, and the toe dance of | Helen Driscoll, ttapersdnating’ Muc Murray 3 honestly earne \S G) Pisreno nther was another charm. | y.-."3::;: Broadway Tose That night within a stone’s throw of his club young Cathew is attacked These two kiddies are among the charter members of the Kiddie Klub, nds a Gift of Roses | and he awakes in the forecastle of a steamer bound for San Francisco via Suez. nating Mddie Cantor, "Don't WEEK later Cathew was} sal “1 th and, every year they grow bigger and| tivica Kerosey and Adelalde Umtand, nae i RRTGE Se is Wik cchneeie rani bigger, but every day they do better Mir, Gallagher and Mr. Shean’? handling his scoop like an soahe YOR Ryser et ‘ x. and better. m Magee t Dawning oldstimer.” He begua to Herd: Sotho. And that a of a crimp ‘The interpretative dance of grace- “Gee, but T Hate to Go Home Alone’ en. He could sleep dream- Wearancey scratching: savant . 7 End wf Scene II. old Broadway! [ssh LB fishy about ful and shapely Josephine Carter-} op. STAGE OF THE CAsINo | lessly, something he had not done in] that,’* Waddell was an Oriental dream. THEATRE. sw ony iit ‘There's another kiddie who's growing | Selma Marshak, five years. hey may have kiana ped me for iT Stal: te 0" ry ol 0) ‘ect a ested up, but the yoars simply bring her| nun ang hath dicks wuease Rye tenee | ORC day, as they were nearing Cib- | TAnsom and got cold fect.” suggested more charms, The wings were] Atleen, Kathicen and Mary D Y | raltar, he determined to seek the “Maybe.” crowded with the stage bobbins and sargarst_ wads Captain, Bannerman by name, despite Caress tare you -let any Perea ouget hoe RE ER: CHO Hane | Mere FTORTIAT Corrigan's warnings. He was not co-| money?"’ thuslasm over her act on the stage rh in the Morning” ling to ask to be landed. All } #A hundred and ten dollars. It as there was in front. The big stage ‘Tho Carter- Wadd 1 Daneora ng to asl o be landed. Mo ohe took me three years to save it. “A hundred and ten, and you couldn't produce anything more do-| ‘Florence Arganza and eMildivd Dearson. | wanted was cnough money to send a lightful. *Cathrine Joyce Solo D cable home. ‘ a Louise Mele..." The Gollywow Cako Walk’ J signed on?" There Se nN ESR TN RGIT 5 sagatoe Dance] The stokehole crew wore permilted| “I wanted to get to Singapore the ram that didn’t hav ; ‘odditng Tot And there {sn't room to mention them | Jozephine Carter. Waddnil, "ong of Tndia"'| to uso the waist and bowdeck, but}cheapest and quickest way, there as \ : J a *Winners of 0K tub Dancing | soy wore epee AD coy all, Some of the big folk of ‘Sally, | scholarship given by the C rter-Waddell | they were not al’ wed abaft tho waist. But why Singapore?” Irene and Mary’ helped out behind | Studio. peers ee Cathew knew that, but it did not de-] sy ih telly ab Carole plotulé Then tootlights: os well ua behing. the pet content fot th zean's echolarshipg wit Maybe I'll tell you some day. . As his foot touched “You're a puzzle, You'r ‘ In the first group scones. Notably in the cast were Miss} World during Januar: bee Ld ee etre dU HEATED Arar mine ar Sill) pet of five exercises F Josie Intropldi and D. J. Sullivan ud of Scene TIT. quarterdeck he saw’ Mullins. d man. I've lis your talk. ‘MIDNIGHT FROL! ny ‘i : wis be e i (see Evening (Bully) who were as big a couple of | nuk riaman and Dolly’ Kranee. Get off this deck, ye slumgullton'” | SOU LAS Peay oan dtc) Eo Weitd cach day P kiddies as the tintest actor on they a seman “To-Morrow” | “Mr, Mullins,’ said Cathew, hold- | month.” e for a new chart) stage. “Bomowhera a Votce Is Calling |ing his votce down, “Iam not look-| “gure, 1 went half way throug! Georgo Crooker, Violin It's dificult to pick out all the good ones among so many of the bost. There was that sweet little kiddie with the “Call- which are in. tended for warm- Ing up. They ing for trouble, I am going to se8/ high school and read a lot. ‘Then I Eleanor Crooker. . River Moon’ art Captain. i. * . got mixed up in the fight game; later, ‘ ‘Oh, ye are, are ye? I'll sive yel with Old Jawn Barleycori ‘WHAT'S THAT ON YOUR LEG?’ CATHEW WHISPERED. and here Constance Campbell, 1 ; one minute t’ step down that ladder. s Prat i Cozy Kitchenette Apartment’: | 00 e n tha “|Iam. Oh, there was a in it, 'S THE MAP — — —” AND CORRIGAN F f prepare the body How to Perform fornia, Gir Helen . Maguire, who Miting ear Atnd Sire |I¢ ye hev any complaints t’ make.land when’ she panne But Oe Rite ee eel eS eee for the more Exercise No. 3 sang “At Dawning” so prettily, and End’ of Scena ‘IV. ye'll make ‘em t’ me, an’ I'll eeeleverything elso worth whilo “ { the ever incoming | pedition to be purchased at ye i s ‘4 * . 2 b iio passed ; 1 etrenuous niave- meeprhage Kivira Keresey and Adelaide Umland | yicg gust Dilen gosie ntenpial, Sully, whether they're worth carrin’ t' th’ | out with her, She was a poor thing; | CwUat adowy clus-| Perak; suns, ammunition, canned inks io telivw= Stand erect, stretching ue r and Mr, Shean,” Jane and Marion Coffey.” * cap" and a strong man loves only “once | #8 of milk cocoanut, tho elusive odor | foods, cies and horses. ; the ones that LLaseml shndale An Bt alder ty Meee eee Acne eek | Deteihy Baemmare. Coster “Better stand aside, Mr. Mullins. | But why this question about money?"}°f Spice In the alr, and gentle} C id not care to attract really take off high, Swing arms smartly g} van in thelr merry and blithe tool Nitimer Deuker, Giri impersonator, | I'm going to that bridge.”’ “1 want to send a cable from Co-| owing, the nearness of the blue h apore by making bhp urea: th across chest, touching op- co which they called “Playtul- ieee He Loves It] It was foolhardy, and Cathew real-|tombo. There's a mother back there,"| Vout the glimps 4 temple top, : and beoltee ap plus fa posite choulder with>tine éf : a) Ered Heh Tass ‘ "| ized this afterward, But his soul was] with a nod toward the West, “and 1|‘he whiff of incense, and tho pretty ‘ aes poate: 3 and Increases the Sagasii, wend. focward:trein But here is the whole program an Tearet. Barrett. ‘ tortured with the constant thought of | want her to know what's become off ingalese women with their babes ; ing tau ae muscular devel (alin Une GHD: Fabbri cok kiddies, Just think of It, there are | Fonstance Campbell -Calltornia Gir!/the anxiety of his parents, Fourteen} me. Besides, T want some cash wait-|**traddle uad bade Le “4 petates ween opment. - i fe Winns lace haa two more performances, Don't miss days had passed, and they knew uot | ing for me when I land at Singapore.” n got drunk and camo a rim of pale sav: ine wi pa. them. We'll bet you won't, The whether he was dead or alive. “Cash? Can you get some?” asked| helped the fireman into his 1 3 athew remember, And he erect, and arms swung out program He was promptly knocked down, | Corrigan, excitedly. i st was suddenly stirred a] struck the rail savagely with his cal- to first position. Do this ex- lh An odeudad fatal) ; ees, at kicked to the ladder and pushed over.| “gix hundred, may bo eight.” strange bit of tattooing on Corrig longed alee BS 4 faue an a i az t s dimly rnible “ cong * ercise ten times. Baird Te UCaE TAL REL TOFS o eae, sion Cortthe Story Book Bat" | Slowly he got up. He gazed at the] Corrigan plucked at the sweltering right leg. It was dimly discernible in What's worrying you?’ asked LITTLE CHURCH AROUND | SMiling gorilla who was leaning over] tar in the crack beside him. the murky light. Carreati g THE EVENING WORLD Fe OREN eo Fra reee [eae re ee it Care yon: eame te “What's that on your leg?” Cathew Mullins! I forgot all about himt"* KIDDIE KLUB italy Night” remote condition., Cathew the boy]! tn what way?” countered Cathew.| whi As I intended you should," gaid 6 PRESENTS had bumped down that ladder; Cathew] «{ mean, are you willing to risk n chuckling. ‘Man, he would Copyright, 1922 (New York Eveniug World) Press Publishing Company. ix Bd es Friedinan,, Conducting. the man had risen from the deck, al geath?” de mince meat of you; and I HEAR CHEECH SANTA Sohmer Piano Use cold-blooded primordial man, with an] “That depends upon what I go afew (8 {Hat fatluowns 1 whole man with me when I How the Physically kit Contest Acted by, members ofthe ile sb NOVEMBER CONTEST AWARD Pee ce en torxilt Gaps ter. " ,_ [sen teil asteep y Perak hind, Bad luck to the under slate 4 8) Twa e o y bany am. en zeere of age WINNER, lame and sore, but he never faltcroa I was three years in the navy af And m hap dreamed of 5 this is good. All these weary Will Be Held. Miss Jos Fourteen-Year Class. Mable hlleat ot ter I quit the ring and I know the! pizeon-bloods an euerela is good. (Au these ane Orient as you know the palm of yourfa = rajai's “Saily, Company, playing) CHRISTMAS TIME IN OUR | “What makés you imp?" asked|hand. If you're game, I'll make youl ienc} pie as ne er could T save the dough The Evening World, co-operating with the Board of Education and the] at this theatre, who are appearing out of HOUSE. Corrigan, as they met at the water my partner. I don’t think you would |. ched bone wn over with shith- outfit will tally up to about fir Health Oepartment ot Greater New York, has arrived at a plan to de | of aie honing and the menascmons, | Christmas time in our house is one} bucket for a drink. Ber eeee as tRoeeROR ering Ju 1 n the roud wind: Jteen hundred rupe We go 200 } termine WHO ARE THE MOST PHYSICALLY FIT HIGH SCHOOL Dee. 29 and 30. of the best times of the year. Every-} Cathew told him. nd as cher ignseaiss NaaEoGt NT ing down to Perak mile ud it's wild country. { BOYS IN THE CITY. The chairman of physical instruction in each THE CAST IN ORDER OF body is going about looking very|a God above -us, he’ Yor ‘thosele. ec eney. nna cur : 4 We fe two of us, no coolles high schoo! will select by elimination tests during the third week in Janu- APPEARANCE: mysterious, and long afternoons are] kicks. No man s put his] 7U_ set. uP your Lee ede this,"’ said ¢ Xtlonly tw a mule and light ary four boys from each school (83 in all) who are most physically tit.) scx MENT ON AVENUE a, |*Pent downtown with the result that} boot to me and get away wi Be leven Bisson Pics aru Ieee emer You can lose of} dunnage. s there; only, we'v These candidates will undergo another examination at the Health Week and 3 Cottey, many bundlés are stored away, no one} Corrigan, I want you to teack ibid dopa h st eas havens dete Ufeot to our belles to get ft Exposition, Grand Central Palace, dan. 22-27, before six judges, who will knows where. Everybody has pack-|how to fight. I don’t mean Nab ibaa RA anaaspecb oy SAL cae It Hindu idol, not much bls elect three meda! boys from each borough. ages hidden all over the house and] ringstuff. I mean what you call dock- | ome! and _ stick Re ie hand; and what we're th n Mr. D. $. Bulilvan | When one comes upon them suddenly, | walloper style, where you use your] >cars Eve known about f alae v uft 2s in his tummy Remember, High School Boys, The Evening Wor'd ts offering] #ovs"4, "8 b ; #, Rance | why, one can't help squeezing them to} teeth and nails and thumb: COUIRI eBE SnOUEN: COURH IORET NOR: ns 2 one has already VIFTEEN MEDALS—gold, silver, bronze—ta the High School] sy jather Machrec sfuuttaby" [see what they feel like. Christmas is} Corrigan rubbed his hands pleas “TI go elong 1¢ you want me, F 4 2 boys in the five boroughs who prove themselves ihe MOST nd Semin tee yvery thrilling end very mysterious, fiurabiy:, “Til take youtn hand, After! At Colombo, Cathew sent a call ed mi dents, PHYSICALLY FIT at the Health Weck Exposition, Grand ; cunrtaty, Nee Sate eae | ra e08) pat! SSE: Well) eve ee ee ery et eecsage|S game with dee » iknow Hat | » Central bakes, Jan. 22-27 i : weeks between there and Singapore.""| 018 receive within forty heurE., the mladle.”” poor devil, 4 “You know Malacca?’ . Gui HEY coaled at Suez and dropped oh! C jon a isle, fal a“ hes . Gult of for details--watch THE EVENING WORLD cach day. One afternoon the two were/as hersoul. He would never forset |. ta ei teach you all I know ab " seated in the shadow of the foremost] his first impression on the re¢ susstone Sletten Ne Bate the yellow cusses who wo: Fo _ CUT OUT CHARTS AND PASTE IN £2RAP BOOK. mr Ss ray hoist booms. out to the Galle Face Hotel und tho] rrour parse tit we texre. p in that rutned temple a | ¥ EVENING WORLD'S PHYSICALLY FIT CON TEST IN BaBraanan (Seemenamatant SY, And so you're 2 rich man's son,"’| moonlight breaking in silver lances hooker at one : bed RON whey aba | CO-OPE':ATION WITH THE NEW YORK HEALTH ; : ie mules a you. Maybe they pat out you | DEPARTMENT AND BOARD OF EDUCATION. ee LUMN. ection by American Hewalion Trio /EGYPTIAN TREASURES Aer eyes, ov roast your toes, or hamstring 4 solo by Edith mith, address, REMOVED FROM TOMB | ;::. you and le. you go. I'm telly you . Electron,” by LB, I. Cummings, Radlo aie A OmLe ORME these things so's you can back out f, eces! t ise th b boy es whe we reach Pera You've gt | Hisfory of N. Y. Solves Mystery — |° “ert Robert Secfelt Woo tts, * “re Be see ant ain ae Firs ine tn ont) Oe rie —— —_ 8,000 Years se s . Questions and Answers. - Haha He aney far will the new dry WJZ—NEWARK, 7) UXO, Egypt, Dec. 28.—Some of hone. Writes, FATED Penne enouiaer, anes pipet: ranite for New Court House) sie «crt ser muon] sian estat com yegy, 8 Se UNRCREH, tho treasures found In the tomy ot eT ne orders a Sens shee? Lae does not bring the concerts in loud. T]long will tt operato on a single standard ; King Tutenkhamecn saw daylight for] viling the broken promises of the M.—Closing prices oma s?aase, | ihn, n went to 6 than 2.000 years ary cell batter; would like to get Newark snd Now York} dry, cal a Aaswer—This tube ny ventcnaas Oat, ana I “not this trip.” Tr “VS " nH Shi P : nore plainly with t Would you}! Just aa eMliciont as the 6-volt tube M Say he ter t fo ‘ontinued To-morrow. Traced Back 150 Years to Find Shipment Consiened to wlainiy: gl ud YOU} and cheaper to ope ; Arthur the ¥ wen 9 _(G Norrow.) of double | ea! ating oehaiions Mtan Mus Nev (Cor by the Bell Syndicate,» Poor House Flats Anchorage. ° tub elve 0 Sigh , py: | fopertatended tele it was only by delving 150 years deep in the history of New York that |* ating of the WD 11 tub ; ‘ the City Administration managed this morning to locate a bargeload of ‘ n hour, which jects t fet a Var b granite for the new Court House mi eeceudave of t King } History may be bunk, as Henry. e———————___—__ Were catinuia condanaec 3 ees J al t Ford says, or it muy be British prop- ite now ovcupicd the ¢ Phi nation will give the best re- |] WoR-NEW Anis BI ean a large ii aganda, as the jingo press and the Hall, No granite ved ts obtainable with a crystal set pro- 100 METRES { ; n aster . ; Jingo politicians sometimes suggest.| + to-day. Saiapatl ana other parte of the i Arlington time Ie; ] ing a substance believed to be 2 | Nevertheless, history found the gr icine tnt ccc arcies eee al ennniaihor neste of (he | beeen ; : : tho dead simllay to that, mentio' USE und the granite when placed in the] moved to Madison rear kt et are in proper NE CORE Ph) P. M.--Radio talk by Harry J. 01 P. M.—-Continuation of program | the Bible, wa rem) walls of the new Court House is ex rite ias ag Wat t a Spite a ae by the Ampico artists. Sett tomb, r | pected to outlast Henry Ford and al! act corps ay ey ‘ J, B—"E found the Inclosed hook-up] yy°"( SA tyes ata a pCR } 4is flivvers and David Hirshfield and , oe i hn a paper and cannot understand why| mont with Yourse 1928. UNION OF RUSSIAN | , fle policemen or health inspectors, | 1h % Paper and canner nner erate owe ff tor 1923, Ae Ane Fon Bulletin No. 3.—The Poor Hous: : —— a RNAI tet REPUBLICS NOW URGED The Court House Board was sitting rae not operate, Will you Kindly: tet mel - ae BEE. voice showjng a shipment of 1,809 tons] TUN, OCpuPid bab many things fundamentally wrong with 400 MET ' yy Willen Barrow 31. Soviets Make Move a | ‘of granite from Btoningt AG Me weet ere Kt was discovered| it to so lito details here. Rearrange | \ VEN ae ant opie line Barge No. 742, to) Lio ‘ Yi bee eaetaety sur instruments according to the dla- aa aed: s ; ening V * h di that the granite had been duly de-|¥° ec 5 OP, —Recitel by W. it 6 M.--"General Conditions in the pt : y f the following addres: re Rede calles Mgr g Pires Me ran put shed In the } World| parttor ‘ ¥, Tang, and’ Leather Ind a weekly 9 ANTE tt wit your radio set \ - og a o ov. 3 eS h cu obtaine nan . he All-Rus fe Mariners still call that place the Poor] from our Circulation Department 5.15 PLN uctite Gets Ready for a w pee + f : pi t Bie iG A . oe ah. ee ge from ab Dance, uni "On the Streot Car," by} | 6.30 1 M Boston a @ reporta; late arene of naval has some t tinghause WD-11 Vacuum Tubes op- i : POOR HOUSE FLATS AN- : Work on the Court House may now] Fan—"My set, which ts a detector ana] M7, MENON? sear Cas P. M—-'Making the Right Start, | *P® with the problen f erate best when used in connection with ; 3 CHORA proceed, two stop sel, a8 indicated iv the at-| mide, contralion socmpany 1. P. Hersey. real United States of Russia in place § 3 NEW YORK rat Reon tus hed a & am work yer well with Sine elec J . e 9.20 P. M.—Evening program of talk: present Federation of Repub- e a ; ; te exception of @ continual annoying Ress ; a sla f Beyer <8 N. ¥ ter STANDING ROOM ONLY | crackling, hisaing, and howling, All of] if 2. M—Concert by the Premier and music. ; tas-aal we ak tha baMABL onnis UE 12a IN HEADQUARTERS JAIL | ‘> conne eT de wlth ee oes | 8 P. M.—Recltal by Margaret Fates, VAIDENTIVIEN MAN DIES IN | lene suche union involves, It will é no. matter what % 40 with the A. or : . ‘ STREFT, e ere ly for economic and Rie Ghnrt’ House 1% RE aren Ah" evar ortekat. real comtraliOn ee : __ | be created primaril its several heads in Where in eveec) einctae. Pelation ' Star Male Quartet five years old, dropped dead, apparently} war Minister 1 — they last longer e H—arlem or « d ers will help matter 1 8.30 P. M.—Speetal progran: vt ne 4 A. M. todey|the Delegates at i pA such p place as Poor H \ I cast direct from the Amer Jougul and Sth Streets. “He day's meeting different See our exhibit ct Nobody knew 4 ' Police Head- | for The i Bxposition at Grand Cent t 10 inches in had Adis pera dipping te Well, anyway, t 5 1 ers “D3 ; t 9. M.—Coneort b: hed and wore lk ' " al le Quartette t aged : Co targe ‘and | Rise Leavaralo we » en [ta you Mate Quart ’ ng_overses ie Rr Grand Central Palace Radio Show Hence, maybe the partmen Ive that ear Ms " WOMAN MADE COURT \PTENDANT A theat f vs rs ° ub erie or - ue th « < s S would know somot about, it ells wer 1 lato. pr rer ia he @aviaable fe: api chary hci SAmypm Oa gece sey So. 454 West 49th nui cwsre destroyed’ by Booth 56 December 21-31 The Dock Mepartment didn't—off: Were tak Clinton Stree {tions of the transfor 400 METRES. ‘ j| Street, forme pel math Ire to-day with a loss of $75,000. High : ~ ~ @€ }and—but would see. A yeries of bul fuel and the x Street | lon to tho tubes, *but ¥ : J| Devartme ‘ tlon, 5 winds fanned the flames to such fury National Carbon Company, Inc. } ‘Zetins presently arrived Siguone tor detention ‘overs ght. | Place them at right angica to ea » other 7 . pointed u court t by Chi Wlihat the entire Tire Department was } Sh No. 3. The F 7 : of,the Police Headquarters} and ground the cores of each. In this| 6 P. M.—Produce and stock inarket | Maglatrat \ terda is\oalled out, Firemen worked in a bitte ne : ia il cs : mae Je, “The Poor House cells was said by the police io be afway you will eliminate all possiblity quotations: news bulletina the first © this appolut- gale and sleetstorm. The wind blew ih —— 7 ed 160 years ago on the rare oovurreuce é of trouble trom thie source Ik tie uet 4) FP. 3£—Concest pro trio! gent nu ale 698 SRE oe re ite,