The evening world. Newspaper, January 5, 1920, Page 22

By BIDE HEDA BARA, pire,” screen “vam-| Patricia O'Hearn starred. will be seen soon on the /nd lyrics are by Philip Bartholomas DUDLEY mon y ) MM Wh Mn COM WM About Plays i Players The book! " and the music by Silvio Hein, Miss regular stage. A. H. Woods! (116, now starring in “The Kiss has engaged her to appear in a new| Burglar,” under the Coutts & Tennis Play called “The Last Soul,” the joint | mi nent work of George V. Hobart and John Willard. As m 1s @ melodrama. gin shortly, be surmised, JOHN DREW REHEARSING. John Drew is rebearsing in a new Mr. play under the management of Ar- thur Hopkins. It is “The Cat-Bird,” ® comedy by Rupert Hughes. In Mr. Drew's company are Janet Beecher, Ruth Hindiay, Pauline Armitage, ibs Raymond, Arthur Barry, Sidney Reed, ‘William Willams Nard Bow- aan. The first performance will take place in Atlantic City on Jan. 12. | FIDELITY LEAGUE LEASES. ‘The Actors’ Fidelity League has leased for a term of years its head- quarters at No. 122 West 4K) Street new club house, it will s Old home. A building fund + It} chearsals will be- | HE'S A SKIN SPECIALIST. Bob Davis, who is right in almost yth but his ement of the nm of column conductors, has no- Frank McGlynn, who plays the Abraham Linec jon is shy o has ordered 4 to have a ftti MISS FARRAR'S IDEA. The Son-Daught Scotti will be in the opera also, asanna will produce It at |the Metropolitan * winter jady she will be given at the Broad St Was tuo, though her face was not 80 » Newark, on Jan. 18, and a ‘pretty, her eyes like skies of blue number of like shows for New York Yet she could meet the best of ‘em and ‘will tollow. A SWEET ET GIRL. Ernest Truex of the Ay Vee Beo comedies and Otto Harbach’s “Ready to Occupy, e nn quick Jace the other day, ai his foes wins ‘t sweet enough. Sum- Moning the waitress, he said: “[ need some sweetness in this Java, | Oey well, Icid!"" sho replied. “Shall I put my finger in it?’ ‘inally, bow » sbe brought him @me more molasses. | LOEW BUYS THE METRO. Marcus Loew announces that Loew, Ine, has completed a deal whereby it buys the stock of the Metro Film € poration and will go in for mak 8 | pletures, Although Mr. Loew has been an important exhibitor of films for he has steadfastly refused to try bis hand at making them. An op- portunity to take over the Metro caused him to change his mind. Richard Rowland, President of the Metro, will continue in his position, FIGHTING RESUMED. ‘Well, what d'ye think of this? Hugo Gessit, a Flatbush admirer of the fair sex, has reopened the old Borough Poets’ War. Look: Read a poem in your column, How some guy knocked Brooklyn on Janes; That dub sure must live in Harlem, 4. Where they sport white spats and i canes; But I think I'd cure him, maybe, Showing him a reat nice girl; If he saw my Flatbush baby © "No more knocks at them he'd hurl, “THE PROPER SPIRIT.” Mrs. Henry B. Harris has accepted ©. Proper Spirit,"" a play by Will- rd Robertson and Kilbourne Gordon, thors of “When a Man's a Man,” t's for next season. COMPTON'S SCHEME Charles Compton, actor, was on a etreet car recently when rain began falling. He had no umbrella, but he had a bright idea. h, there's my umbrella!” loud tone. “Two people hurriedly left the car, @ropping their umbrellas on the floor. Dixie Hines, who was a passenger, bravely hung onto him. he sald ANOTHER “CLARENCE.” Being convinced that “Clarence” wrould remain at the Hudson thr out the season, George C pent another company to © ‘Theatre. Gregor: Billy Baxter in “s aole of Bobbie, while the Helen Hayes part. ¢nacts the title Tole ‘ast are Grace Filkins, Betty Murray, @lara Blandtck, Joe Wallace, Byron Beasley, Guy D'Ennery and James T. Ford. on has Others in the TO STAGE “COME, SEVEN.” [hold her head up high ‘pass them by. They'd gaze at and admire her too as we would ‘The talk of the whole they ne, neighborhood! said. 1 was "A lucky gu until a swe with the own flow. I plea else could a fellow do? One day she ran to greet him and beneath tho wheels she fell. My lady finished with a loud and mournfal ye thing is ove but then—a for a dog that o GOSSIP. | Stannard Mears had a housewarm- ing in Bronxville New Year's Eve. been chosen by or a role in “Tho th Pow el Lia for “fhe from W J Mont has been engaged Midnight Frolic.” She's Virginia, sah, wilt talk on ‘An | Somerset Maugham has sent} Billie Burke word from Peking th he has begun work on a new con for her. Her present vehicle, 8 her third Maugham play. will be started by Jules on for his production of Pendulum,” ,in which Mabel Il will have the principal role, Hurtig “The Brow} ern Company. Inc., will have ty a show at Palm Garden to-morrow | night. Besides four vaudeville acts, & musical comedy, “Oh, Isabella," will be given. John Cort has engaged Laura Walker to replace Mme. Mimi Acuglia as star of “The W hirlwind.” | The Ita *harles Di Hingham fn 1910 ® Old Town." "The Hippo- drome will be fifteen years old on April 12. penter at the Winter Garde brated his se y. His friends In “Phe Passing Show of 1919" gave him a smoki outfit, al ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES. Mainhall—Forget it—it's all in a lfetime, Schlesinger—Care Corporation, A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. Whenever a theatrical star begins himself dig: than the who m him he's Goldwyn Film press treading on dangerous ground, FOOLISHMENT. >] A Weehawken maiden nampd Peters Detested both beetles and skecters, They never burned gas In the home of the lass Because they found cheaters, meters FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. Coutts & Tennis promise to break “An oyster never complains about jato Broadway circles in the spring. the MI sh cost of roller skates.” They contemplate producing a musi- y not cal show called “Come, Seven,” with oe that’s a secret.” 3 ace (cua An—wmmmo, | OH-H-H-H EY! POOF - POOF« | You've 1 SHOULD BROKE My NEW | pee CHRISTMAS worRry ¢ Dorry 32% were | COMIC PAGE OH Gaal ) Lloro MONDAY, Shs 5, 1920 Jus’ GOO Bow ( LEAVE ‘EM ( T'me, BuB. THE BIG L ITTL EF AMIL = a eae How 1 ff —‘bu AINT “ToucHeD “Tis * “QUART THAT FATHER CAVE You FoR > XMAS? 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