The evening world. Newspaper, March 19, 1918, Page 20

set and Players By BIDE DUDLEY. ILLIAM = SBYMOUR, well known as a Frohman stage Airector of long experience, Bs to play 9 y small role in George D Grundy’s next Lexington Theatre Production, which opens Monday fight. Tho play was written by Ada Patters io is asa y ° fon, his close f Mr. Sey- mour will do his “bit.” The name of the play has not been announced Miss Patterson, by the way, will de- liver a brief address at each perform- ance, in which she will discuss play Writing and newspaper work with the {dea of interesting the women. EDNA S&T. CLAIR MARRIED. Bana St. Clair, of “Flo-F d really bi ‘dna St. Clair 28 last. be it known, F that date inade a visit to the Little Church Around the Corner with Pr John Rennett, a Licutenant in tho} Mavy, and was tied up until death do them part. . Edna kept it a secret as Jong as she could and then just had to let the feline out of the gunny re- ceptaclo. A “POEM” BY REQUEST. From far-off Atchison, Kan., comes ®& request that wo write a rhyme. Luther (Pete) Todd, aged nine years, of that city, wants to surprise his family by reciting a rhyme about his front namos. After digesting his note, we have written the following which, we hope, will increase our Atchison circulation one copy, any- way: My mo calle me Luther, but my reg'lar name t name's all right; for boys, it's ‘ st alte me fine; It's sort of * boy Tam, although 1 ain't Hl who lives next door says Lather's nice me for changin’ tt, oh, maybe once ape what she may think about It; ot to wear the name, ain't her careful "bout his mame these ko tho aang fist drive a any is mo Tather, but she’s simply got Sit and git to be a soldier er @ cop. NEW YORK HIT IN LONDON, A cable mosaage recelved by A. Ht Woods states that “Fair and Warmer” will begin an engagement in London, at the St. James Theatre, on April 5. In the cast will be Jeaste Winter, Ronald Squi George Ralph and MISS STORY IN “CHER UP.” Belle Story returned yesterday to the Hippodrome as prima donna. Two | big audiences gave her a rousing wel- come. Miss Story sang a new song entitled “Pretty Poll," by John L. Golden and Raymond Hubbell. R. i. Burnside steged it with 200 girls aa a background. M'INTYRE'’S REMEDY, Frank McIntyre, the well fed come- dian, has returned to New York after @ long road tour. Mr. McIntyre owns a smal! farm that borders on a lake near Ann Arbor, Mich., and ho in- tends to spend the summer there. Michigan will become dry May 1," he said last night, “but I'll rsileve that condition somewhat.” “How?” was asked, “Tl go in bathing in the lake. You eco, I do a lot of diving and every time my 400 pounds hit the water there's a splash and the surroynding country is inundated.” Then the comedian laughed until windows along Broadway rattled. CARTER DRAMA MARCH 29, The new Lincoln J, Carter spect Jar war dram “An American Ace, which A. H. 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