The evening world. Newspaper, April 9, 1917, Page 14

| and Players | By BIDE DUDLEY al RTHUR HAMMBRSTEIN, in association with Lee Ghubert, is to produce a new play by Bdward Clark entitled “De Luxe An- nie,” on April 30 at the Shubert Thea- tre, New Haven. It is founded on a short etory of the same name by Gea- men Lockwood. The play is described as @ melodrama of mystery and sur- prise, After @ spring tryout of two weeks the play will be put aside till fall, when it will be seen on Broadway in @ Shubert Theatre In the tryout cast will be Rita Jolivet, Robert Mc- Wade, Vincent Serrano, Frank Gil- more, Mary Hall, Kdouard Durant, Peray Pollock, Harry Burkbard, Jack fii, Henry W. Pemberton and Marcia Harris. Kéward Clark is oo-author with Otto Hauerbach of ¢he book and lyrics ot “You're in Love.” Away last Au- gust a play of his called “Coat Tati«’ was produced by Mr. Hammerstein at the Cort Theatre. It was # story of a heavy sable coat and along came & het wave and killed it—the play, not the coat. STAGE WOMEN TO HELP, An organization known as the War Relief of the Women of tho American ‘Theatre, the aim of which is to give every woman of the stage 4 chance ta! do her “bit” for her country, will meet at the Hudson Theatre next Friday at 3 P, M. Some of those in- terested are Rachel Crothers, Louise Drew, Elizabeth Tyree, Minnie Du- ‘Derothy Donnelly, Alice Krause, Jeadie Bonatelle and Eleanor Gates. TO PLAY “THE MIKADO.” “The Mikado” will be produced at Hastings-on-Hudson April 19, 20 and 31, by the Hendrick Hudson Dramatic Club, under the auspices of the Vil- lage’ Improvement Association and the Woman's Club. Walker White- J Evening World Daily Magazine About Plays] Monday, April 9, | “OSMATTER, POP?” Pop “ Awked” Just in Time to Save an Awkward Predicament! ‘By C. M Payne “Don't Give +im OH THaT witt Be | pe MONEY. ALL RIGHT | e | MIGHT SWALLOW “a ams ane abet A Hore In 7 (tT ¢ Roll That Barrel Back Up the Hill! Y mide, a Hastings young man who has shown marked talent for acting, i» directing the staging of the opera, BY WAY OF DIVERSION. ‘There's a wtarry banner flying from the house-tops ev’rywhere and do~ termination, #0 it seems, has charged the very air. There are soldiers mov~ ing ewiftly, having nothing much to Uncle Bam has been insulted and somebody's got to pay. There's & fest of gunboats cruising off our both day and night and a lot Jackies are just spoiling for ‘There's a sense of “get ‘om, i f ic ! i i if p. It's preparing to pe ome tyrants off dead right and heaven i | i a } WORM A PRODUCER. A. Toxen Worm, general press rep- resentative for ay ede Shubert, owns an interest e peer of Bugene Walter's jay “The Knife,” which will open at the New Bijou Thursday evening. BY RAYMOND, THE POET. 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