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COMIC PAGE
Monday, June 10, 1918
LITTLE "MARY MIXUP'
Even a General Is Subject to His " Commander in Chief"!
About Plays
and Players
By BIDE DUDLEY
15 GeMf5R,ftL."
ruse rfoBODY cam
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nOHN COUT lit announcing some
of his plans for next season.
He has arranged to produce,
e&rlr In the fall, two now musical
llaya, a drama and a comedy. Mr.
Cort will star Josephine Victor In a
drama called "Tho Accomplice," from
the pen of Max Marcln. Kleanor
I'aJnter has been placed under a long;
term contract by Mr. Cort and will
be featured In a musical comedy en
...I.. i " w I'nthcnne Cms-
holm Cushlne. Joseph Lolora nas
been enKaged to play the leamns ro.o
to "Klddlcm Three." under the Cort
rv.i. in nn oiereli.
J,outs Uonnlson, after a brief tour In
"Johnny Uet our uun. - ",
tarred by Mr. Cort In a comedy with
niarrca "t ... , M- nw ,,r0.
music, in buujmu..
riuctlons Mr. Cort will fend three
Tlo-Flo" companies on tour n.i
season.
IT MADE THOMAS MAD.
Juhn Charles Thomas, baritone
the Chicago "Maytlme" compat at
the Uroaclhurst Theatre, dneai 't "!
Lire to have his name all jumhUjd u P.
Jt rubs hla temperament the wronz
way. Whllo he was In ChlcnRo re
cently ho was asked to appear at i
rn.etlns of a lhcX
Hherman House. When tho Chairman
of VhTwtherlng stepped forward to
announce Mr. Thomas, the .attcr
heard him say: ... ,.in
"Ladles and Gentlemen: I tal.o
uraat pleasure In Introducing Mr.
John Dalley Thompson, the celebrated
tenor(i who will favor us with a few
"ja'ck Chick became ruffled Immcdl-
M"&dles and centlemcn," he 'aid,
"my Mme Is John Charles Thomss,
and 1 am not a tenor. Oood atlor-
"with that he turned and walked out
of the bulldlnif. very much provokod-
on, excccuiusi)- u.
A CARELESS NEORO.
While In Trenton with 'Tuck Vp
Tour Troubles" last week, ltose Htahl
missed a newsboy who used to sell her
papers and asked another newslo a
bad becomo of him. '
"Ue'a home flxln' up his nose, the
boy addressed replied. "o s h0
could whip me. an' he couldn t.
'Which reminds me," said Miss
Ctohl later, "of a negro waiter who
didn't show up for work one day. An
other negro told the proprietor of the
cafe that the absent one was In a hoa
Dllal. The proprietor asked why.
' 'Well,' replied the other negro, 'he
fcen nayln' fo' a lonr time dat ho wux
swine to beat up his wife an dl
mawnln' she ovah-heard him.
ALDRICH WRITE 8 A NOTE.
John Aldrich, formerly property
man nl the Winter Harden, now a
koldlcr In France, wrote tho members
of tho "Slnhart" company recently
that Hlslo Janls appeared at a i. M.
C. A. hut near the trenches and mado
a big hit singing and Imllatlng. One
tit her numbers was an Imitation of
Al Jolson warbling "Why Bo They
Take the Night Hoat to Albany7" Al
drich wrote with a pencil, explaining
ihat Ink Is as scarco at tho front as
hllk stockings. One of the chorus
rirls who read tho lotter exclaimed:
"Whatl No allk stockings over
there? In It possible that tho nurses
tco barefooted?"
, MINSTRELS IN JULY.
I Qua lllira Eastern minstrel com
ipany will open Its tour In Atlantic
iCIty July 22. His Western troupe,
Jinown as Ous Hill's California Mln
Mtrcls, will start out ono week later.
Charlca V. Wilson Is General Man
ager for both. George Wilson will
Jiead one of the companies.
MI8S FRANKLIN TO SAIL.
Irsne Kranklln drops us a note to
nay that after this week's engage
ment at the Illvcrsldo Theatre nho
'Will leave for France, accompanied by
jlurt Oretn, to entertain tho soldlors.
V predict that Miss Krauklln will
make tho hit of her life over there.
Hhe'll come back moro famous than
was her Illustrious cousin, lion, who
used to hang around I'hlladolphla.
GOSSIP.
From to-day on school children may
see "Pershing's Crusaders" at tho
Lyrlo at half price.
Sue MusManamy, Lucia Moore,
Frederick liurton and Philip Leigh
will be In "Another Man's Shoes."
Herbert Howe, a theatrical pub
llclty man. has Joined tho tank forces
at Gettysburg. Pa.
, Louise Huff, formerly a Paramount
star, la now acting for the World
yilm Corporation.
Clifton Crawford has reclirUteniM
his yacht "Fancy Freu" ana has
bought It a new halter.
' 'hrlH Putrell of tho New VorU
"Maytlme" company will npnd four
wcoks ot ins vacation appearing In
Vuudcvlllr.
A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY.
The man who really thinks he
can't, cun't.
FOOLISHMENT.
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Vi i'rf lu ' Mot,
sutl , Ye- Tin jau
II. n n in t'en a fui.i '
VANS Mi
No Rubbing Required
Malces the Clothes Last Longer
JOE'S CAR
Cornell mi. rr rvM'iniftcj;. im r piii wH4i
503M ) I CAH T STAN THIS '
SUN t56CTlN(S DOWN OM MY UriD.
.SUFFRRIN WMKE - IT S AWRJL !
THE BIG LITTLE
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m),?! ri y Jn?T J. - ,L wife t I l
GRINDSTONE GEORGE
c,nrifti. mi. rr, i,whmC. (W. y. AiiiuWikii FRom
FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.
Smull Ilo My father's Rot a now
set of teeth.
Friend What's to become of tho
old ones?
Small lloy Oh. I jruess they'll cut
Vtn down for mr.
Save lour Clothes
"My fine lingerie comes out
CLEAJY, SPOTLESS,
UNHARMED and
LASTS TWICE AS LONG
Using
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Have Had One of Those "Rolling Brims"!
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How They Give Summer a Cool Reception!
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