The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1918, Page 20

oom COMIC PAGE Thursday, March 238 and Players By BIDE DUDLEY N EW) musical A called “T hos been 5 nube with Pegey pal feminine lyrica are by and the music by Joseph McManus, a young Califor- nian who recently came East, Miss Hopkins was last seen here in “Mise 1917 at the Century. She also the principal part ip the flim, d the Law. ‘be Woman and th um A NEW DRAMA, P Cohan & Har re preparing for eariy production a drama by Anthony Kelly entitled “Three Faces Bast. Emmett Corrigan will have one of the important roles. BUY MUSICAL PRODUCTION. Hurtig & Seamon have acquired the | book and scenery of Oresta Vesselll’s mustioal play, “The Road to Manda- 2” which was produced at the Park March 1, 1916. Norma in Loe has rewritten 0 wach Ia, now called “The Belles of | Burmah.” Hurtig & Seamon are bur- lesque producers, but Broadway heard last night they intended to offer “The Belles of Burmah” as a regular $2 attraction. Harry Sea- mon eaid he didn't know whether that wes his firm's plan or not. LOVE AND HATE. Thy, Gomme deren sowing down. ‘soon, wil be tn town. Sa, enw om eek a cosa Coney Letand soon, es Mw Sri, oe ce, Paster day, ny Xl AN APPROPRIATE PLACE. A Harlem man has written us ask- ing where the Coat-Room Boys’ As- octation is to hold ite annual ball. ‘We haven't beard, but our guess would be Paim Garden. ‘THE “BACK AGAIN” CAST, ‘The new Weber & Fields show, “Back Again,” will open in Trenton April 20. It will be brought to Broad- way for a summer run. Bosides Joe Weber and Lew Fields, the Dolly Mis. ters, Olga Rollar, June Walker, Alez- ander Clark, Hari Benbam, Howard Langford and Percy Pollock will be in the cast, the Messrs Hopkins tn role, The bo Frances Nord! HENRY KNEW WHAT TO DO, Henry Obstfield dropped in at the home of a married couple last even- ing to make @ oall and found them arte violently, Henry decided 'd better be somewhere else. When he reached the sidewalk he stopped | and whistled the air of a song. It was “When the War ls Over Return to You.” “YOURS TRULY” SOON. Arthur Pearson's new musical show, “Yours Truly,” by Tommy Gray, wili o in Atlantic Olty about the mid- die of April. It will then visit Pitts- burgh, arene: hyp sod mag Chi- cago. mMy Says evi ly at re- hearsals laughs at the ») but the warirobe woman, and she'n deaf. Gossip, Leo Newman's old horse, Boots, ate some turkey feathers last week and has developed a turkey-trot. Edith Day of “Going Up” will sell Liberty bonds at a store in Newark one day next week. Anna Pennington will return to “The Midnight li’ next Monday night, She will offer several new | Fred Stone’s 20th formance in; Ftiars. Jack Gleason will be with 7 ieee o Lantern” 1 be sivon at | bim. Globe Theat to-morrow ev: ing. | * nd film weekly, has been sold by D. eater ot oA Pal |. Williams to che MoGraw-Iiill Com Cyr, Harcourt, ot ooats,” has a new comedy, which the Messrs. 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