The evening world. Newspaper, March 26, 1919, Page 24

— > THE NEW PLAYS o “Tumble In” A Musical Mix-Up By CHARLES DARNTON UCH of the gayety of that old faree "Seven Days” is missing in “Tumble In," the musteal comedy by Otto Harbach and Rudvif Frimi at the Selwyn Theatre, But even made-over tatoo may bring a surprise | ‘The surprise in this instance ts Olga | ~ me Mishka, a dancer of uncommon grace | blond wig—and Perry should know and charm. When she takes the| singing isn't in her line at all, at ail. age everything else is|Then there is Zelda Sears, who is rgiven. To watch her| worth much tore as a comedienne i 0 than the part she plays. Nature never ght. The farce | reant her to be & nightingale, Herbert | |Corthell 1s amusing ax a fat person: -| wpecially when he dances, Charies | egies is obvious in everything he “Ths dance is a re about people quarantined in an ap: ment house is sont out the windo with the touch of her toes. It ts an|t jo OpviGUs In Bye res " ve for thes ith |does, and Edna Hibbard ts the nic easy matter for her to dance off with /dons mit Rate va on view in musi | the performance. Oh comeay Peggy O'Neil is a pretty girl, but! In short, “Tumble In” ts merely a) her beauty is all but ruined by @ musical mix-up. < | About Plays and Players YOU are a pretty girl who can| you were, but you are now be- | and sing, dear readeress,| yond the pale.” the theatrical field can offer “There, that will do! Now you you great inducements, Never in the shall not have the little mouse past ten years have your women fitted for prima donna roles in must- cal comedy been so scarce as they are now. Musical shows have become exceedingly popular this year, due possibly to the return of the soldiers, and this fact, coupled with the ac-| |) MISS TAYLOR HERO acted tivity among producers in gettin®|infuenga while playing in “Happl- summer productions ready, has creat-|ness” in Cleveland about ten days ed a demand for the singing pretty |ago, has returned to New York and " " is recovering rapidly. She will open irl, Almost all those with experience | /s Tocavering mpldly. | Bue Wily open have been snapped up at more money |ning at the Broad Street Theatre, than they ever earned before and | Philadelphia, * on Let more are needed, It looks as though —— MORE POEMS. it is to be a great summer season for Th Hh o ne " 6 mali has brought us poems musical shows in New York. from John Young of No: 159, West oS 126th Street, Dick Gifford, Frank Bill) DIPPY DOODLEUMS. and Al Lehott of No. 14 Morris Place, | Roselle, N. J. They're all good, but} “Oh, Mommeluma, dear, Baby | ye"naven't space to print them. We} Boyums has just learned why 80 | sugwest that they send them to Beau hing thie |Bfoadway of the Morning Telegraph. many soldiers are marching the |r Noyes to receive good poems. the trap has caught to put in Da- Do's ‘shoe. Hurry, Chubdbyums, and get Muvver the bread knife, ‘She feels like cutting up some.” MISS TAYLOR HERE. month,” “Good—very good! Muvver CATCHING A GHOST, would like to know, so she here- The night watehman of the Rialto " was threatening to quit his job last with asks little Poppsie Woppsie | wee, For several nights, he told to tell her.” Hugo Rlesenfeld, ghost had, been “) monkeying around in the orchestra Because it te the month of |i" ii. hadn't seen the spectre, but March, Tweetums, Shall I sell ‘he had heard it. Joe La Rose heard jour new evening gown to the the man's complaint and decided to Le — xg go ghost hunting. He spread some vagman, Lovey? | flypaper over the kettledrums Mon- “No, do not do no such a thing. 19ey, night an midnight and Welted, 7 n ust about the uncanny hour Muvrer must wear it to the am 14 ''x¢, ‘he heard an awful noise in the mual shindig of the Burglars’ | pit. Turning on the house lighta, he Union, where she is to be the coune He ee by gk HAS con it was the Rialto's old Tom delle of the ball. Could she not |” «There he was,” said Joo, “all stuck wear it she would ery.” up with flypaper, And when I called “ ' ‘Kitty, Kitty!’ he gave a wild leap, ‘4h! Then we would hear the | Vice; Paderewaki's Minuet off the baw! of the belle.” director's chair and beat it out the “Oh, shush and a couple of |stage door, taking all that flypaper futts, Toodicums! Mumey is ac- | With him.” na ir tually pate with chagrin,” CAN LOUIS DO IT? “No, dearest! 4 moment ago Sam Klempner, who, according to Louls Rindes, is a dum poet, sends. ur the following rhyme and challenges |Louls to beat It. It's going to be a. [ tough job for Louis, it is: | I watch the heavens up above, Let the Children | 7 watch the stars, the sky eo blue, Make Cand) ys It’s | Last night the moon was full, my love, the greatest ‘indoor | “Ang, Charlotte, dear, I thought of sport” and SAW- you, | TAY candy is pure he | and wholesome. Gossip. | ing to this | ‘The Strand yesterday afternoon re showed moving pictures of the big parade. speed! Leo Carrillo and Grace Valentine eceived flowers at the opening of Lombardi, Ltd," at Loow’s Seventh 5 Cream I cup com a emers suger seem BM | souk? rascersons SAWTAY. Work SATAY in enough cream t J te moisten, Addl t y Measra. 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