The day book. [volume], April 27, 1915, LAST EDITION, Image 20

About The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917

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'and what a load of experience there
must be waiting for them in the next
life.
''For my part, Tom," I said, "I
would not have it any different. I
am so glad I never, married you and
I used to think my hekrtVas broken."
"Same here," he answered, squeez
ing my hand, and then I saw a cou
ple who were passing along the street
look up and smile at us.
"I will be over tomorrow about the
same time," said Tom, getting up and
taking off his hat with the sweeping
gesture he used to use. I watched
him walk 'away toward his cottage.
How pleasant it is to be alive, I
thought. And how pleasant it is to
be an oldwofnan, with ah one's trou
bles lived through already.
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CLASSIC BEAUTY SOON TO SHINE
IN NEW ROLE
-i1to Cobles?'
' Ruth Copley, Whose classic beauty
shone for a time in the New York
Hippodrome. A discerning manager
discovered her now she's to be fea
tured in music comedy.
MADONNA'-LIKE FACE- BRINGS
FAME TO ACTRESS
NaBP s
LTCE.
OYCE
"The girl with the Madonna face"
is the way people often speak, of Alice
Joyce.
In the drama entitled "The .Face of
the Madonna" Miss Joyce posed as
the madonna, whose portrait so in
fluenced an artist and girl of the
slums that they decided to turn over
a new leaf. t
Guy Coombs as the artist was able
to complete a strikingly beautiful
painting of Alice, forhfejis an artist
as well as ah actor.
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TODAY'S TESTED RECIPE j
By Caroline Coe
Raisin Rice Pudding. Allow one
tablespoonful of rj.ce to a quart of
milk. Boil together for half hour
and then place in a baking dish. Wash
and seed 1 cupful of raisins and mix
with the rice. Bake in a flat dish,
stirring frequently. The last half '
hour let the cniBt form without stir
ring. When brown remove from
stove. Serve with sugar if you like