The evening world. Newspaper, December 18, 1918, Page 24

About Plays and Player i By BIDE BHORGE ARLISS and a group of distinguished associate play- ers, including Charlotte W @r, Olive Tell, Philip Mervale and Mra. Afliss, are to appear in a double bill under the direction of George The two plays will be Sir J. M rie's “A Well Remembered Voice” the jate Hubert Davies's comedy * Mollusc." The new productions will De seen first in Hartford, Dec. 30, and Bar- on will come to New York shortly after. ‘The Barrie playlet was successfully Produced in London 4 few months ago by Forbes Robertson, who came out of retirement to play the role Mr. Arliss will enact here, It has been described as “a quiet denial of the bitterness of death.” It is through an arrangement With Charles Frohman, Inc., that Mr ‘Tyler will tneiude it in the Arliss re- pertoire. FAVERSHAM-ELLIOTT. For their company in “Lord agd Lady Algy,” William Faversham and Maxine Wiliott have engaged ied erick Lioyd, Philip Leigh, Mary ¢ ton, Robert t Emily Fite Maud HMosford nor Bennedi t Waram, Erville Alderson, yn Fox, H, Jess Smith, Herbert Velmeve and Fred erick Raymond, A trans-continental tour Will begin at Loew's Seventh Avenue 7 Christmas week Next » Faversham and Miss Eliott will be seen in New York fin @ new play A TASTE OF “REMNANT.” company tre, w their plu Theatre re 8 Mm nd act of Indies of the embly at the Hotel Astor, J. Christopher assembly, ha player afternoon. Mrs tresident of the to entertain the after the performance IT KILLED HIM. le t Md tale you dont look well Joyn Wikeon van quite sensitive HE WAS TOO HAPPY. owen, alto and Rivoli Dantells of ‘Theatres No. an Avenue on Novy, 30. intended to keep his marriage @ secret for a year, but he grinned too much, OH, LADY, LADY! Roy, please page than and ask him to ¢ Recently Smith wot poster about Wine Fools,” at the Criterion, saying they'd pay a reward for the capture of a critic who had not boosted the show All right! Com: ra Kennedy of No. West st ard. She writes that Mr han has re play unfavorably rat Vv with Mee is showing v woekly. What ho, MORE WORK FOR HOPPER. George Jean? Mark A. Luexcher is sure peace has cluded the Hippodrome in its itiner- tS Smith, honk The reason is the fact that a has hod of Berto rennan 16.c0e; fecha 8 ip ling” through a of the motion Dae taken up its abode in the w tower of the big playhouse pigeons are a De Wolf H per, who Is now an elephant trai has been in 1 Al up in the und that the a while pigeon ANENT “HOME AGAIN.” C. Tyler. | ‘| Baird of Chief of Projection 109 | Mr. to bad died in Youngst vod wo far! i k. and. the t he bout the says he DUDLEY wholesome, full of humor and ever: thing. It will stay right here « yea “Glad you Iiked it," replied Mr, Brady. “it's closing to-night.” HONORING ROSENTHAL. J. J. Rosenthal, who 3 for C cago Sunday to assum ment of the Woo T number of years tn at the Bronx O «| yanked 1 out on the |H. Monday night « }@ tostim I service in the Bronx, Borough |torney, half a dozen Judges and 4 |hundred others of promine Jake made ch, too, He said, “Much | oblige then dove Into the | wings, upsetting a fat stage care | penter and a scrubwoman A BIG PICTURE The Universal's new feature film “The Heart of Humanity,” which will begin a run the Broadway ‘Thea- Phillips as sald to Wey tre Sunday, has Dorothy ite star, This picture is the most elaborate the concern ever made, It tells 4 » story with scenes in the United States, Canada and Europe. HIS SPEECH WIDELY USED. | VF, Albee represented the the world on Br sonal letters 5,000 theatr ling an addre that be delivered from the Respe 1 by that je was carried out in nearly every theatre open that day. WYNN WAS A WAITER, | the striking , waiters dian of “Pm gonna quit this joint. 1 © $18) to-night” from his at of a waiter, callers the ling wasn't helping thet ause any | “Now, now, brother oplied Id “it's all in fun, Ke no one of you, For three years Twas a w stage waiter waiting for Dame | to grab me.” member, Fu | Fortune ; GossiP. “A Little Journeys” will opea in Gateson and Steward) Little Simplicity’ will ap- | peur at the benefit at the Metropolitan | of the same com- nl ; |pany Is sald to be writing @ book on |}™ \the paychology of laughter, | Al Sanders is collecting books at the Friars’ Club for wounded soldiers to |]. He solicits donations Moulan will be in at the Park Christmas ni Lord High Executioner, Kelso, formerly of “The has been engaged by Mr Ole" read. Frank | Mikado” | playing the ht, Vernon 18th Chair,” ‘coburn for @ role in a “Better ompany | Walter Hast says the box office re- lceipta for “The Little Brother" at the | Helmont are ahead of the record made ; by the London production | rank W. Tierney of Tierney &! Sabbott, while dancing at Proctor's atre, learned his father 5 | Collier's | | | Jane Blake of company, playing ng _ Wut | Lies,” is recovering from the effects | of an appendicitis operation There will be an entertainment at the Volunteer Service Club to-night \for overseas men. ‘The club ts at No. | 624 Seventh Avenue Heginning Dec. 29, Selwyn & Co.) al affairs at the Sel- | day evenings: will move from the 44th Street Roof | ‘to continua its rua in- Edgar Jones, the ju Doris Kenyon's ti has returned to Ss xpent dire ile heavy in Wild Honey,” screen after four ¢ picture “and the phonograph A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY, Never open an oyster with prayer. Pinklespeare, i THE BIG LITTLE FAMILY No! 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