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ps > oeapanes Cobh, will Betmont in an engagement at th re on Oct. 18. A pew firm of Project. Kindly Judge Priest, whom we firs saw in "Back Home"; Sorgt, Bagby, Je Poindexter, Dr. Wells, old Mr Bell and Liey and Tom Mincr, al creations of Mr. Cobb's brain, HITCHCOCK NEXT WEEK. Raymond Hitchcock, in atre’s regular season next evening. This is the comediany “Hitchy Koo hird of the all, George V. @f the book and Cole Porter has sup- By BIDE DUDLEY 6 YS Will Be Bo; 1 nged by Charles Kennedy | 4a story by Irvin. S.] Ay are; Methinks theyre fo “Hiteny Koo 1919," wil! open the Liberty The. Monday series, and Is sald to be tho most pretentious of Hobart is tho aulhor sand know ne belt 1 so VL mail this ina letter @] And h that them all just realize Harry | gid Yorkville stilt is on the map. » | Beresford will have the leading role. | producers—-lullock, McKetrick and DBurke—ia behing the The comedy introduces the DIPPY DOODLEUMS. ur! Get out your ny wants you to So ‘Toddlekins s Muvver! Busy, y tap little Twiddle an with a hammer, as 1] ‘ell! Oh, I do hope Da Da while the iron is hot.” Just for that, Muvver will! plied the music and lyrics, In the nit her little Archibald to go} cast arc Sylvia Clark, an Kemble} walk ut nuke Now get Cooper, Kuth Mitchell, Florence} Mamma a gun and a ticket for Bar ODenishawn, Getty Braun, Bleanor| Harbor, She wants to shoot some Binclatr, ¢ les Howard, Joxeph | ‘bars. Cook, Jw J. Doherty, Mark Sulli- a van and Princess White Deer, who GossiP. Beads an Indian ballet, Savoy and Lrennan are considering ——- a film off ) OUR OWN POPULAR SONGS. ‘The n* will Maurice Kinsella, who is to appear | atre Thur $n a minsirel show in the Bronx next month, wants to know if we haven't @ Bong about one-stepping he might Bing. We sure have, Try this one ever on your nervous system, Mau- gnother old and gray dropped ina fine cafe, @o get a dite to eat one night in June, Bind as she took a chair and ordered viands rare, k3 Whe orchestra it started up a tune, Re poy of twenty-one vegan to skip ‘ and run, | Bile in his arms he hela a tan- guid miss, Whe mother said: “I swan! That . boy's my own son, John. Eaever dreamed I'd catch him do- ing this. Chorus. *Z didn't raise my boy to be a trotter, But guodness me, how he can step about! Whe girl he's with is Mary Ellen Potter, It seems to me she's getting pretty stout.” And then the mother beckoned to a waiter, Baid she: “I'm fecling like I don't know what, My name is Mrs, Stein, Let's show that boy of mine Wie mother is an expert at the trot.” ‘THEY BROKE THE BOTTLES. William H. Todd, President of the ‘Todd Shipyards Corporation, will en- tertain, at the matinee performance of “Happy Days” at the Hippodrome Saturday, the members of the Todd Bhi; Corporation — Sponsors’ Club, an organization of fourteen women who officiated at the ing of new vessels built by the woncern during the war. Mrs, Walter Dodd and Natalie Mae Todd will ine the party. The guests will BE Agnes bay od Schlegel, Ruth | q, Dodd, Bessie Veronica Cal- Saban, Sarah Brereton, Dorothy Baine, Nan McArthur Beattie, Marion Marie Eliza Villaire, Edna Florence Dealey, May E. Dougherty, Mildred and Lydia Collora. HALT! WHO GOES THERE? The War of Poets still rages mer- ily, Benjamin Swenken, Jay Baldwin, Irving Chernev and’ Milton Doerner Warrior Doerne bangs away as fol- lows: What can if be, I need must ask, makes it such a terrible task simple poets of other boroughs Wo knock and bore such aoful fur- fos Mm each other's poem creations? DISCRIMINATING. had a nar row when I was paint ing that picture o! the Arwb came up be back. Briend-—What! in Egypt, too, Show (London), “AUTH CURTAIN Sy CAME DOWN with A ROLL: er, i | Amonig those who have fired | Bhots recently are William H. Pine, | Said critics were all hard boiled eggs, ihe Day's Good 5 squeak Sphinx An hind me and nearly stabbed me in the Are there art critics | then?—The Passing | Smith and ated in the M. offices, Howard Kyle has been eng: the Coburns for a role in * King’s Horses," The new Ziegfeld “Midnight Frolic” will open on the New Amsterdam Roof Thursday night. Alice Brady, in one performance of “Forever After,” in Paterson, N drew a gross of $1, It's Pa son's record, Managing Director Edward Bowes has engaged Pau! Frawley for the company at the new Capitol agician, will nt at the G ‘© bas be 8, Shubert will present 1 Heath in “Hello Alex- et Theatre Oct will move to the in Blanche Ring has been engaged by the Winter Garden management for “The Passing Show of * She has been devoting her time to vaudeville lately. Because John Cort needs the Cort Thoatre for a show of his own, Regular r’ must leave house at the end of this week. ne comedy, which has been very suc- cessful, will go on tour Dodge & Pogany announce the en- gagement of Carlotta Monterey for the title role in their forthcoming pro- duction of “Est he ‘The Bronx Exposition Amusement Park has been renamed. It is now called the Starlight Amusement Park It wax found many people thought the park had industrial exhibits and nothing else. Tom Powers, whose first New York appearance was in “Mr. Lazarus,” has been engaged by F. Ziegfeld Jr. for a good role in Bille Burke's new starring vehicle, “Caesar's Wife.” The Punch and Judy Theatre will re-open Saturday evening, Oct. 4, with C. ‘Thompson's production of “Where's Your Wife?" a_ mystery farce. In the east are Nila Mac, Dor- othy Newell, Grace Goodall, George Howell, Jack Pollard and others, Regi K, Gardner of Chicago, a returned soldier, is organizing a dane- Koxtette composed of ~ forni and thelr French brides. ‘Tho six will lance next month at Torrace Garden Dance Palace and Pabst's Harlem, through an arrangement with Marcus Nathan, who directs both places, A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. It doesn’t hurt.a man much to lose a battle to a fellow who fights fair, FOOLISHMENT,. A chorus girl, Isabelle Beggs, | “Aly voice they may pan,” Said she, “but cach man Admits I display some fine dancing. FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. “The railroad superintendent says there was a washout on the line Monday,” “That's just the day for it." owhy? 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