The evening world. [volume], July 23, 1915, Extra, Image 12

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v The Whits Hat are to have that
all-atar scamper, after alt. Balked In
their plan to tour to San Franolaco
by the Inability of tome of their head
liners to get away from vaudeville
engagements, they have decided to
glv a big show at the Manhattan
Opera House on the evening of Aug.
It. The procoods will be divided be-
twten the charity fund of their own i
OTffasliatlon and the Actora Fund of
asdrs A blc bill of top-notchera
Is promised.
The reception tendered Fast Big
Caiaf Fred Nlblo at the club house
at "Weat Forty-slxth Streot lost night
i grand success.
A NEW MANDEL FARCE.
X. H. Kraxee la aoon to produce a
Mw Care by Frank Handel, baaed on
Ik war. Mr. ."raiso Is partial to
fcr same for hi farces, aa vi
sas oed by "A Fair of Sizes" and "A
rail House," and he may decide to
rt the new Mandel play "Three
Jaaka." There Is a possibility, how
tar, that It may be called "Sherman
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ITS "JEAN PAUREL."
The play In which Leo Ditrichsteln
wUl be presented by Cohan & Harris Is
ailed "Jean Paurel." It will be pro
Hued In New York In the early fall.
SHE DIDN'T EXPECT TO.
Kanna Beecher. a chorus girl,
stepptd on a scale in the downtown
atatlon of tbo subway at Fiftieth
Street last night and woa weighed.
As abe read tho result ahe remarked to
her gentleman friend:
"I don't weigh quite as much as I
thought I would, but I didn't think I
would." j
WEB8TER8 TO AUSTRALIA.
John Webster and hi wife. Fanchon
Campbell, have been engaged under a
long-term contract by the J. C, Will
iamson Company, Ltd., to replace
tFred Nlblo and Mrs. Nlblo (Josephine
.Cohan) in Australia. They will make
their debut in that country at Sydney
,1a Beptember, playing "It Faya to Ad
vertise." Later they will appear In "A
Pair of BUea." "Stop Thief," "A Full
.House" and "Twin lieds."
FOOLISHMKNTI
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Utx bU bu ckut tram A uUak,
Th. farvMT nidi "Mil
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DANDY At HANS AGAIN.
Parry J. Kelly announce that next
season Jess Dandy will resume his
role of Hans Wagner in "The Prince
of Plisen." Florence Hansel and
Helen Flti Patrick are other newcom
er in the Kelly fold. Re-engaged are
aMa von Luke, Edward T. Mora, Dor
othy Delmore, Oeorgo Myera and
Earl McUaffle.
SHE MUST BE QOOD.
Morris Cleat, manager for Qeraldlne
Farrar while she Is acting for moving
, pictures, has returned from California,
He la enthuslastlo over the work she
la doing. Ilotfcrrlng to her film "Car
men," be aald last night:
"Her very soul has been laid bare
la some of the emotional scenes. In
fact, I think I may say Mlas Farrar
has practically X-rayed her soul be
far the camera."
Frank waupectedty arrives to Imped Dick's
progress on the chlmhey. Lookinr up and seeing the
rleeplejick not working but watching something, he
determines to Investigate.
Arriving at the ton of the chimney he Is hilarious
ly welcomed by Dick, who, chuckling, and with
insane light in his eyes, points toward the qulcksancb.
.Going to the edge of the chimney fop, Frank fa
horrified to see a woman a .prisoner In the quick
sands. '
By this time Dora Is nearly exhausted and she
feebly struggles against the sands which are pulling
her down down to her death.
"We must save lierl" Frank sliouls. Duf Dick,
drawing a revolver, says: "It is vour swecllieart. Yotl
wilttay here and watch her die!" (Continutd tomorrow
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The Charles Frohman Company
yatUrday received the nrst clay sent
.Jam abroad this summer by any of
prominent jsngium piaywTlghla.
Ht la "Oar Betters," by Somerset
Mig4tam. The play was contracted
Ht Trbally by the late Charles Froh
aaaa. The manuscript came from an
Indicated town in France where the
ttor I serving with tho British
Army as a aurgeon. The principal
n in uur uouers' will be as
stgned to one of the women stars un
der the Frohman management
MISS DOOUTTLE WINS.
Th comedian of the Mollycoddle
wot, wuitD yimying in -eiviue
last week, offered 110 for an original
oag that everybody would whistle
amsl alnir. Kllnhi11j Xfn- niuiii.
taw poetess, won the money with a
' euuuca, wncn xne Appie rre
Was Blain by Uncle Joshua."
GOSSIP.
"Search me!" Augustln MacIIugh'a
new farce, produced by MofTatt It
Jennell, will open at the dalety
'Aug. E.
W. 11. Rapley, manager of the New
National Theatre, Washington, has
taken a cottage at Highland, N. Y
for the summer.
From the New Brighton Theatre
comes ine news tnnt Qertrude Hoff
man Is to bo seen In a brief version
of "Sumurun" next month.
Nat M. Wills, alwnya artistic has
employed genuine hobo aa a dresser.
no mm iiuuu) is Known socially as
Bmltty, the Hough Neck.
The principals of "Town Topics,"
numbering about twenty-five, gath
ered yesterday at Bryant Hall and
heard the music of the pleoe.
QeorKC Bowie, the thoatrlel
tryman, who Is In Chlcugo, 1 talking
uui uuinwiH mm uujr ma oome per
manently, Bui he. won't.
Fred Bchaunberger, manager of the
Kernnn houses, Baltimore, la enter
talnlng a party of U. B. O. officials
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and employees.
Hoy MoCardeli entertained Qerald
lne Farrar at dinner recently In Uanta
Barbara, Cal. Hespectfully referred
to the I-Hnnw-IIlm-When Club.
Belwyn at'Co. have engaged Hubert
Druco to apptwr In "Under Cover."
During the past three seasons he waa
with John Brow's company.
Earl Bteward, manager of the Bhu
bert Theatre, Kansas City, is a New
York visitor. He aaya he lka Broad
way, but misses the packing housos.
Kthel Corcoran, Vltagraph actress,
Is the daughter of "a Captain In the
Fire Department. 'very time the
hears a Are whistle she ha a v?lld
desire to slide down a pole.
David Horsle;, owner of the Cen
taur Film Company of Bayonne and
the noatock Jungle Film Company
of Los Angeles, has cast his lot with
the Mutual Film Corporation.
The "Nobody Home,", "Bed, Bed,
Beautiful Bed. lyrlc-wrltlng content
has closed. The Judges will announco
who wins Just a soon aa they wade
through the manuscripts.
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Diner Walter, this knife la dull and
this steak la like leather;
Walter 'Ow'd it Uo to strop th
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TUMBLE TOM Blanderbore Carries TomAway to Boogaboo Borough
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Tom hid lust tumbled Intp Bed nd pillowed' his
sleepy heid when It seemed that a greit tremhlinr of
the house tumbled him out iraln. fie suspectedjthls
to be-some or fllundertwre's handiwork, as incWd It
-wis. lie hid picked up tlx houK an vu aaibir
way,iUtit. ,
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TaVIng Ms father's sword, Tom, operfnt the wfn
dow, attempted to kill Blunderbore; but In vain. His
skla wis so thick and toujh, that he merely, thouttt
the house full of mosaultoesj so, placlnr.lt upon-th
palm of one hufthafld.'fce baUMhlih aBove lit haad
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tumbKnc over a thousand objects In the Inky darkness,
rained the roof and scampered up he fliipote in hopes
of findlnj iDylpwland, for it must be near, and In that
way. escape from Blunderbore. At last be saw. tsat
laad.
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How bright and cheerful It lookeJ compared to
the dreariness that always surrounded Blunderbore I
The alanl's mlle-lonj slrldes scon brought Tom rirm
to the border of the lovely land. He scrambled In
perfectTvmble-Tom fashion up on the shore and Into
the Queen et Heart's aim.
"You have been fir away'fromUylowtaril.
derlng In Booraboo Borough," she was saying. Tom
rubbed his peepers.and slowly opened them wide. A
he did, the cfown upon tlie Queen's head faded tat
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