The evening world. Newspaper, April 23, 1919, Page 28

~ COMIC PAGE | Wednesday, April 23, 1919 MARY MIXUP What Are Manners When Appetite Is With Us?) ® THE NEW PLAYS © ” On AUNT DNA Gave 7 e5 : } “Dark Rosaleen” WE-CREAM FOR You > You Some ice -ceean! / ne eG wes / a ‘ nay % HAT Do % s ip : 4 | wi OU SAY “TS ; Pasa T Rich in Character aN aoe mona} i 4 Sisson T | By CHARLES DARNTON paras! ~~ money § 5 F anything can help to free Ireland from its North and South prejudices, “Dark Rosaleen,” the racing ¢ medy produced by David Belasco at his theatre last night, may be considered a “good bet.” Pi ‘This play by W. D. Hepenstall and Whitford Kane is a simple expres. | fellow who rune a rival ginmill But t tho: «when the son, who has been serving sien of Irish peasant life, without the | Nhe the son. who has been, serving poetry of Synge, but with much the! ang 5 under the wire as winner @eme charm of race offered by “The! of the ace, the long-time feud is Playdoy of the Western World.” The | f° and b md r are he dif the outhful lovers drink aw frie Irish Players who came here ee iy. : ip to the Years ago and lived to tell t thetr adventures in a strange land are followed by actors feet touched the old « with them a sug they love. The c } aistibie in its @ At any rate Rosaleen” is rich in « the perform To say more of th ; stretching a p teh spirit and fer that matter, might easily run an P ° ren \ length in a single act. ‘The 1 Luke Invited a “Practical Demonstration”! Teally too « track. The Keeps a put the road fection 'f ae eee AN’ WHEN “TH! 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