The evening world. Newspaper, August 15, 1918, Page 16

LLL OL : |i i ' ‘About Plays and Players EN the Smith and Golden comedy drama, “Lightnin’,” opens at the Gaiety Theatre, Aug. 26, a young actress whom John “find” will L. Golden claims ts a be Introduced to Broadway. She 1s Heatrice Nichols, who arrived in New York from the West recently, When Fred Niblo wa ng in Australia several yea Miss Nichola was prominently cast in his plays. Liter she came to the United States and did much good work in the West, Mr Golden says further that Frank Ba- con, who helped write the play and who is aj ing in the principal male role, be developed into a star through his work in “Lightnin’.” | ‘The play ts a sort of o “Rip Van Winkle,” and affords Mr, Bacon op- portunities almost equal to thosq Rip afforded Joseph Jefferson. may FILM STARS WED. Broadway has just heard that Fran- cig X. Bushman and beverly Bayne, who have been co-stars in filme for a number of years, were married re- cently and have returned to New York from a honeymoon trip. They are to bogin acting sovo in a scenario by Hatine Sterno. | “HELEN” HEADED THIS WAY Adolph Klauber's production of the| Arnold Bennett comedy, “Helen With | the High Hand,” which was tried out n Wagshington;recently, is to come to Broadway about Oct. 15. Leo; Sbubert, who aaw the play, has prom- ‘sed Mr. Kiauber q theatre. Provident Wilson witnessed a performance and, | according to Mr. Klauber, exproased | himself as highly pleased with it INTRODUCING BOB, Bob Eichberg, who admits he is/# Peet Laureate of Lawrence, where’ that is, bas sent us a rhymed effort | that is indeed wonderful. Read it and be happy: A 1 never was particular about my clothes at all. But gee, I'm wwful stylish since I met a girl just fall. T always used to go around in ebirts I'd worn @ week. My hair was always rumpled up, but now it’s smooth and sleek. I used to cuss--say “gosh” and “darn” in manner dark and sinister, but now my language a oo you'éd think I was a minister. Still, like me now. “THE VEIL OF REMORSE.” (A Tale of the Chig-Chig.) , The time had come for Cardelia to “Mother,” said she, “where do I take the ‘uid ‘The mother, wan and worn from poker, was about to reply when Cor- delia’s father rushed up and saluted. “Do not take the borse-car,” said he “Let it take you.” was ‘ome Tit on ber teow af Smt, But later on © frown did, Cordelia’s mother cleared her throat. (The mother’s, not Cordelia's.) All were eager for ber words. “Cordelia, dear, you need no borse- “And why not, mother, dear?” “Were you not once Kicked on the Too true--too you have a horse-scar of your owe.” ‘And as the rumbling sun shed its \ on the restless valley of the ig-Chig, Cordelia started on her * (Te Be Continued.) LEVEY CATCHES COLD. Levey of the Universal Filin Corporation has a heavy told. lie caught it while out making a picture ghowing bow cough drops are manu factured. Gossip. Lee Shubert is now a Major in the ‘Theatrical Unit of tho Police Re- serves. Wendell Phillips Dodge, David Be- lasco’s press representative, has re- turned from his vacation at Goatee Island “Double Exposure” will open at the) Bijou Tuesday evening, Aug. 27. It is an Avery Hopwood farce. Dorsha, the Oriental dancer tn “The Passing Show of 1918," will give a dance recital at the Princess early tn September. ‘On Saturday night “Maytime,” now at the Lyric Theatre, will complete a full year's run in New York. ‘The women billposters of Luna Park have decided to organize a union and bold honest-to-goodness meetings. Henry W. -mwertt Cyril Maude ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES, Mason--Yes, Bert Levy, the car toonist, is to be at the Hippodrome R. J. 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