The evening world. Newspaper, May 22, 1919, Page 27

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Brea 2.10 “HANPDEN WAMLET ‘Theatre Cast, Return Hngacement HORA BAYES ee oe Elizabeth Brice = “Toot Sweet MOROSCO en tm res a: 8.30 — saeellhag ath 2.30 ‘PRETTY SOFT’ “Git 42d, W. of Bway, Brenings L IC “Stadnow Wed ana Sau, 21s THE LADY IN RED with Adele Rewiaed and Bhauty Chorus BROADHURST $f..." n0o"e ents efGresiem. Comat “39 "EAST” VANDERBILT Si. a™% sac 3s: A Hate Jone Bi 44TH ST. 2: Ne Take It" ez m Me with the one purpose of producing a ACTORS DEMAND _ PAY FOR OVERTIME AND HOLIDAY WOR ,Closed Shop Threat Backs Effort for Eight Perform- ances a Week Contract. ee and Gundey per Termabees saa 6 $0) tor apere~ an eighth of @ week's pay for each EVENING woaup, “rmunepar MAY wil plebic ual ‘chs Producers will be repre- fh pig comneita re demanded, The most important is that beet acu Mgr & week, ight per- |reeoe seman Wee at Guarantees are frota the Producing Man- the s' asked it. bieaye Association that it wil discl- pline its members who refuse te use dard contracts, which include @ clause that after four weeks re- Bearsals shall be paid for, that standard contracts *be signed within a week after an en- The news that the Actors’ Equity gagoment is made. | Association will vote.on the “closed ‘The principal reagon for the pro- Rolls, 216 West | shop question at its annual meeting | pomal to declare a closed shop im the It ts also | Monday ig followed to-day by the, acting Profession, of course, is that Prediction that the vote will be de-/complete organization will enable the actors to coerce the managers into granting their demands. While thtie"ends, eay sseabty hey are ro to Uj exert pressure. to affiliate B.% ae, Miourienn wt eration of Labor. ‘The association says it has 90 per cont. of the Broaaway actors organ- cisively im favor of the closed shop, unless the theatrical managers grant important concessions. At the Hotel Claridge to-morrow the Producing Managers’ Association will hold a meeting to decide whether these concessions shall be made. Sam The Easiest Way To End Dandruff fafls to remove dandruff completely and that is to dissolve it. is de- stroys it entirely. To do this, just get about four ounces of plain, or- dinary liquid arvon; apply it at night when retiring; use enough to moisten the scalp and rub it in gently with the finger tips. By morning, most if not all of your dandruff will be gone, and three or four more ications will complete- ly dissolve and entirely every single sign and trace or ft, no matter how much dandruff you may have. You gill find, too, that all itching and di i of the scalp will si stantly, and your hair will be fluiy, lustrous, glossy, silky and soft, and look and feel a hundred times better. You can get liquid Spenave at bo 4 Ldrug store, I oe inex; four ounces fs ail wit need? need. This simple aac has a8 never been known fail. THEATRES, EMPIRE fw.e fo © RY Wiliam Gillette Ssms* DEAR BRUTUS ion ladda PL ee New Amsterdam Si a PRE sta We Kiaw & Ertanper’s Now Musto IVELVET LADY ical Play sess. 0, Wet Rew, Brat.20 ‘and Bat. Matiners Wed reac I LOVE Ou + isting a GOOD MORNING, wweee jaseett, Moltle King, Charles King. REPUBLIC 55,04,5, Bre. «230 THE \WOMAN IN ROOM ELTINGE Wei ‘irony e's a 20 UP IN MABELS ROOM HUDSON Wes 40,860 oe oe 1 re ot 8.15. LOUIS MANN in. eon ee ea Brenings COMEDY ,, raged hig PLAYHOUSE ene Ee $3 tm FORE’ ALICE BRADY © irre 48TH ST. D8 2r Tih RORHAN TREVOR ‘Eva. 8.80, Motinees Thurs & Bat., 2.30. COME-ON CHARLEY ae ees rabae WISE FOOLS 3 Mot _Driterton, Bway & 44 St. met BELASCO ye West 44 St. Evenings at §.20. Matinees Thurs, & Sat, 2.20. nitaseo DARK ROSALEEN COHAN & HARRIS Ys, Pasig || THE ROYAL Wace ___A COMAMIZED OPERA pa Tere WICKERDOCK Kyrie JOHN COI ATS, West ath St Rvew & Mats. Wed. (P "TEA TORS <& LEYS ‘Wed. and Sat., 2.30. a hae Sal Trane SOME ie ‘ LY MOUTHS Sata JH ane DAR Tee ts er = ie TOHN sey Run Extended Till June 7th GHUDERT.RIVIERAM >> 6, th St. Bre B15 lay AANGES STARR eft, FLORENCE NASH "tee: ALVATION ARHY DRIVE Positively 88 FAMOUS ACTS Positively Terrace Garden EH se Deaeive | to 18 J Pil ISADESBARK wesy Worst ARK OLUMEIA # now MoreN. Hew Bar ane Galore, Marais PEEK-A-BOO "PLAZA AL ice BRADY ~ { Madingn ave. tw 9 wali, Up avenue. i — laa ceil ans LYCEUM¢:; “BROKEN BLOSSOMS” can be secured NOW in ‘advance for all performances at Geo. Cohan Theatre. Griffith’ “BROKEN BLOSSOM s,” \t Geo. M. Cohan Theatre, can nq obtained in advance at all our ticket offices. TYSON & CO. | PHOTO PLAYS, IN Now SHOWING CONTINUOUS AT THE GOTHAM 2% THEATRE, ‘Near Kast 1251n' 8 ‘Third GiGi, WOMEN ONLY. Matinees 25c. UTMORIZED 8 THE % » PUBLIC HEAL Bal. MEN ONLY, Evenings 35c, of ND BOYS UNDER 16 ee ec ized, but admits the road are not so ers on the banded. ‘The statement in regard to Broadway is probably true, for the members in- clude such players as John Drew, George Ariiss, Francie Wilson, EB. H. Sothern, Bruce McRae ime. There is one sure way that never “Vitwe other reasons tor the closed and Thomas shop are to gain the support of non- members who profit from the work of the association, and to extend their authority over the whole professton, in order to co-operate with the man- agers to prevent contract jumping’ and other unfair practices by actors. object to paying for Sunday and holiday performances on the ground that small companies often find their margin of profit in The managers these extra shows. rehearsals, As to pa they maintain ing for =, t"4 theatrical business ts a good deal of ® gamble and the actors share the risks, especially {1 ceive. ought to view of ie = big salaries. many players re- In case @ closed shop is de- clared, the managers say they can, if necessary, develop pon-union talent to keep their theatres open. te LUXURY TAX LAW REPEAL 1S FAVORED I CONGRESS Lewis Hahn Finds, After Capital Visit, Only One Lawmaker Is Opposed. Lewis Habn, Executive Secretary of the National Retail Dry’ Goods Associa- tion, who returned yesterday from|beach |i Washington after spending two days there in regard to the prompt passage of @ resolution to repeal the luxary taxes, sald: “Two days of interviews with many Sengtors and Representatiy only one of the lawmakers the repet tee hi “Co! ad elimi ngressm: Pennsylvania, Jution ‘in the of these restored P al, Senator Kenyon o: ‘ho ‘was instrumental 1a. hey luxury taxes Bill after the Senate ig. the the eo Commit ted these taxes. ‘<5. ‘Hampton taxes, told push his resolution as df Men informed that the now is that if the ey along in its normal wtrong pressure behind t through both sibly 1, a cou. tit would then probabl effective as of mean merchants and the public ese, LONGACRE Mi wea cos. ae sRIR Ito bo pestered by this warortenate tax’ that PHOTO PLAYS. July 3h Py NATINEE TODAtatVERYOnY Wa , DWGRIFFITH, Bro Host Beauliful we ever have seen ma | oF ever me to see" ribuae louses, by Moore of 3 ONLY TREATMENT ou may pos- y is would for two months more the would have ticket offices. TYSON & CO. Excellent seats for D. W. Griffith's “BROKEN BLOSSOMS” can be se- cured NOW in advance for all per- formances at Geo, M, Cohan Theatre. McBride’s Ticket Agency ~~ BEST PHOT, AY Thy SIX OF THE TIMES, TH WEEK OF BLANCHE SWEET ~ in Aaj. Pe a nes | MADISON AVR. at sith Bureet, | PLAZA Fashion and Intrigue way, ALICE BRADY IN “MARIE, LTD” To-merrow “Mabel Normand in, The Lite Police! Ta. Sehuyter 3960 | tte Peat") oa Ofei ae BERET i ee pay tutes |B Nia nef Cou tt A: M. te TOM Wix, MeNally, Din Ward dey: __ Shall 1 Marry? P 6. Ff, KEITH ALACE LOEW'S NEW YORK THEATRE ,¢ ogy Soomind oF Me sa Loew's Ameri Root 42% Wo an Roof $2, ony Ge. M. Cohan Theatre, ed jin advance at all our YEA\ to ribed t Liberty Loan. O18 637,; Seo. « FoR ante ADI Paintings by Arlington Show TT) pt i i. incldental ts well expressed and makes @ popular appeal. iS Ashley's overmantel of “Por- Po! is extromely and the tumbfing fishes are in characteristic school formation. The of breakers, the white he ~*~ 4 of was | are blown into sean, vein ethereally into heights that plerce the sky. “Lifting Mist’ deals with a Lend ship stealing out of the sea In the foreground is a racing ay] with shadowy companio' realis- tically painted. As Mr. Ashtey has lived on the water since he was boy, and loves the aes, he paints such a loge with full personal kmowl-| edge of detail. “In the Blue Ridge” has the sent mental writ large upon it, Mr, Ash. ley here shows a town in the mout tain district, The meeting of streets that forms his painting theme and the incidental houses with their curling smoke, as well as the pave with its irregular stones, are all well handled. cee stuapeber entering gcene with a ente: into it as a feature. The dock, wit its clutter and Its litter, occupies the foreqramms. ae 4, while the open sea be- yond, with the craft riding at is eminently peaceful and shows another street with arranged houses Pry tree in the middle dis- rm hy oye spire enters pleasingly 6 picture. “The Brook” projects a stmple little landscape haat features a widening brook that meanders acrors the meadow, cutting the greensward. ‘The sentinal tree and its massed com- panions are handled with nicety. “Chatham Bars” is a pretty picture that shows a good stretch of sandy in serpentine contour. —_— Rallroad Mem Good Lenders. Walker D. Hines, Director General of Railroads, announced last night that the officials and employees of railroads un-| = der Government control chregsheyt the United States subsc o Victory © or oe S41,267 roads under Federal or Ti per cent. 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