The evening world. Newspaper, July 5, 1918, Page 16

ee ee eee COMIC PAGE Friday, July 5, 1918 About Plays and Players By BIDE DUDLEY TLLIAM FAVERSHAM will pre- sent two plays in New York during the early part of the coming season. The first will be In| conjunction with Maxine Elliott, al- | though neither will act in ft, It will be seen at Maxine Elilott’s Theatre ‘The play is called “Allegiance” and is by Prince and Princess Pierre Trou- betzkoy, the latter being Amelie Rives, The opening date is August; 26. In the cast will be Blanche Yur- | ka, Evelyn Varden, Harrison Hunter, Frederick Truesdell, George Hayes, Carl Sauerman, Charles Hampden, William Pike, Charles Kraus, William Reed jt. Marjorie Little and Her- bert Belmore, Later, Mr, Faversham will act the role of Miles Hendon | in a new version of Mark Twain's | story, “The Prince and the Pauper,” | now being made for him by Miss/ Rives. Negotiations are under way with a well-known estar to appear im the dual ttle rolea CARUSO AT LAST “ARRIVES.” ‘The report that Enrico Caruso had accepted a contract to appear in films | was correct. The noted tenor is to act before the camera for the Fa- mous Players-Lasky Corporation and will start on his first art craft | picture about July 16. It will not} be adapted from an opera, but will be an original story written ex- pressly for him. It ts understood he will be a film star only during the summer months. He will act in at| least two pictures. ‘The amount of his remuneration is not available at this writing, but it ts said to be large | enough to discourage any wolf who seeks to enter the Caruso domicile, A WEDDING AHEAD. While we're on the subject of movie stars It may be recorded here that there is a definite report out concern- ing another, This time it is Mar- guerite Clark, the children’s screen idol. Miss Clark, the story goes, is to be married on Aug. 12 to a wealthy New Orleans lumber dealer named Williams, as NO TACKS FOR FLO. Before Florence O’Denishawn does the Harem Dance in “Hitchy Koo 1918” at the Globe Theatre the stage is swept with a magnet. The little | lady dances barefooted, and a few nights ago a tack took after one of her toes and made her forget a lot of the joy of terpsichore, HE'D GIVE HIM HALF. While in Baltimore recently with “Pack Up Your Troubles,” Martin saw two lttle negro boy: playing in the street and gave one a quarter. “That's for both of you,” she eld to him, “Now, how much of it will you give him?™ “Ab'll glib him two cinta,” replied the boy. “But why not give htm halff “Dis heah ain't no half, It's twen- ty five cints.” “What's half of twenty-fiver” “Two. “How do you make that out?” asked Miss Martin. “Weil,” came frem the boy, “twen- ty five's got a 2 an’ a & Draw a line ines ‘em hie ‘oh got a 2 fo" one an’ a & fo’ de odder, Ah'll gib him de two cints.” ie mn a GOSSIP. ein iMiam P. Chase ts doing exhidi- tion skating at Healy's Golden Glades. Gertrude Hoffman is using Castle Hall, Luna Park, as a rehearsal place. Bert Levy, stage cartoonist, will be fm the new Hippodrome show with a unique act. Kitty Doner of “Sinbad” ts to be a farmerette this summer. She says Bhe loves to dig potato bugs. Broadway heard last ntght that Rev. Leopold Levkowits, father of Eugene and Willie Howard, died Wednesday. George Broadhurst has released Hale Hamilton from the “She Walked m her Sleep” cast so he can accept a fim contract. Joe Letora will be Eleanor Painter's Teading man in John Cort’s produc- tion of “Glorianna.” ‘The Rock & White production, now fm Boston, has gone under the man- agement of Elliott, Comstock & Gest. Terry Ramsey and the Mutual Film Corporation's press department have moved back to New York from Chi- eago. “Hello America,” at the Columbia, ‘will close to-morrow night. Business fs still good, but Sam Lewis has neu- Cemrrtaht, 1818 Prone Pettioning On (HY. Rrenteg Wend) Coprright, INI Prose Publishing Ca (N, ¥. Evening World) itis, Eugene Salzer is writing the score for a light opera which will likely be geen on Broadway next season. A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. 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