The evening world. Newspaper, May 21, 1918, Page 20

a ey and Players By BIDE DUDLEY TIS SKINNDR has been chosen President of the Actors and Authors’ Theatre, Incorpo- rated. He succeeds Ddwin Milton Royle, who relinquished the position after displaying the utmost interest in the newly formed organization. The reason for Mr, Royle's with- drawal, according to Sam Wallach, one of the prime movers in the pian, fe that he found himself deluged with playwriting and couldn't spare | the time to continue as President. | Mr. Skinner is on tour, but will close his season Saturday night and come immediately to New York to assume | his new duties. It has been decided to sell the best seats at the Fulton Theatre for the performances of the Organization for $1. Tho initial pro- duction will be made Thursday night. J. Irving Southard and Mary BI. @ been added to the cast. Tom Wise is directing the rehearsals. A| Goudie bill composed of “Her Honor, the Mayor,” and “The Good Men Do, Will be the first offering. “OUT THE RECEIPTS. The All-Star “Out There” com- By exrned nearly $70,000 for the d Cross at its three performances at the Century Theatre. From Bos- ton comes a wire to the effect that | the receipts for to-night’s perform. | suve there will total nearly $50,000, A CHANGE IN TITLE. William P. Orr has changed the Dame of bis new comedy-dra: Dry Tow igh and Dry.’ - der the management of Jack Welch Mt will open in Albany Thursday night, and on May 27 will begin an indefinite ugement at the Wilbur Theatre, Boston A FAVORED TROUPE. A telegram that puzsied John L. Golden temporarily was received at the Smith & Golden offices yesterday. Jt was from Eddie Cook in Washing- ton, and read ‘Turn to the It developed that the Right" company had been on the| sane train that took the President me from New York wasn't delayed,” sald Mr. Golden when he had sulved the telegram'’s meaning. GOSH, W ALL FRIENDS! ired of reading the Ve Blamaat: Wal, we Me has sent in an- it to the world. Hold tight! ‘The mirror of life (hat le showing Brery one as they aponer to Te their own way really knowing Fag ai) (ue world to eee. ‘The reflection is how ai) are fudwed by, Therein Lee one's inner heart To be just what one truly le, ‘And not eo imitation Of others without emvbadta, Who reached & triumphant destination JUST LIKE A “TOM” 8HOW, The Rock and White musical re- vue organization includes twenty ne- gro musicians, members of the Clef Club. The company was changing trains at @ junction point up-State the other day when the conductor who had brought the players in ed ‘up to tthe conductor of the other choo @hoo thing und sald: “Howdy, Bill! Brought @ troupe tn for you.” “So replied Bill, Just then he caught sight of the negroes. “ ‘Uncle Tom?" he asked. “Reckon so!" came from the first. “Anyway they got a little dame Bamed White that looks ll Piece do resistance of Eva, GOSSIP. Harry Brooks, elevator jockey In the Cohan & Harris Building, wil foin the army to-morrow. Artbur Hopkins will open the Ply- mouth Theatre in August with “A Very Young Man,” by Martin Brown. George C. Tyler, {n association with Klaw & Erlanger, launched “Pen rod” in Atlantic City last night. Rida Jobnson Young |s entertaining Pegsy Wood and Charles Puroell of “Maytime” and Warren A. Lewis at ber estate at Stamford to-day. Clifton Crawford and “Fancy Free" epened at the Casino last night and Marjorie Rambeau went back into the cast of “The Eyes of Youth.” ing Berlin's latest song, “I'm aos rat Medal on the Gin't Lett Behind,” is to be sung in the new “Follies. Daniel Frohman bas arranged a enefit for the Ked Cross at the Brooklyn Academy of Music fur Thureday night. Verne Brown of the Brown Broth ers’ Saxophone Sextette has enlisted ip the Naval Reserves, and will ce- | port for duty June 1 Annette Kellermann will walk al wire over the tank in the Hippo drome’s special Red Cross perfor mance of “Cheer Up" Thursday night. A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. 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