The evening world. Newspaper, February 12, 1920, Page 22

Viet night in “The Cat-Bird,” ins will present Mr. Eiliott's ‘Theatre. 4° M188 FERGUSON SOON. S Pmary 21 ana play the outlying houses, BARRYMORE FEB. 23. jer ot the Law,” 1 translation o} ‘Robe Feb. 2h; “He will go on tour. ¥ ‘x ona — | MISS STEVENS COMING IN. FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. | milly Btevens in Philip Mosller’s| (}Vhy t¢,0 fea like a long winter ?"" + ape. Tithe Green, | “Because it makes a backward): re. Nanee O'Neil, (ering. & Passion Flower,” will move me i ) Belmont. Her Model Man, me hs Uae MIDDLE AGHD couple in the a En ew SHUGRAT FLAY. audience at a photoplay theatre Sra Richman, entitled dl — ) BLANEYs GETTING READY. this column. Ob, $ Last page of the B, doudte U. ‘STRANGE COLLEGE Boys. J. R. Crawford, vo! His PSYCHIC EXPERIENCE. Henry Clarence Deutsch has sent in ye which certainly Deychic experie id_weird. Tt follows: ‘e were playing leaping dominoes, police having been requisitioned Xgl snow. After I warmed uw: bones: down the hts meant for quarter of a pound ‘utter, I let go and a four and a | stared in the face. Just my head, hours later a “We'd say knuckles, “RICHARD iI” MARCH 1. m the first appearance of John | to th . Sirmione in the title role of “Rich- | yo man who wouldn't turn out for at.the Plymouth Theatre. Gossip. ie? “armel aside for honeymoon parties “The Night Boat.” composed by ay ovter featherwoigtt wunerny, ye a, *Eurnint About Plays and Players By BIDE DUDLEY AFTER ah absence from the stage of two years, John Drew! Will return to Broadway next| in Hugo Riesenfeid’s competition for by Rupert Hughes. Arthur Drew at); “ ' ” roak inj ‘The Screaming Shadow Mies Elli- +f Teall tin “Trimmed in Scarlet,” will ter- i her New York engagement ; night. Ree Bisle Ferguson, now a Frohman| star, will return to the dramatic stage | (om February 23 at the Morosco The- im Arnold Bennett's new play, and Profane Love.” David owns the rights to the play im | Sonn D. Williams, through an ar- FS mangement with Henry Neagle, will be toe Tdonel Barrymore in “The Rouge,” by Eugene Brieux, * Criterion Theatre, beginning ao ly too badish, Be Seccicbion'n Wetter mat |e ee ar | 23. Otis Skinner in “Pietro” will leave the Criterion Feb. een aoe oa y by Delmar and Forrest Win- aul W. Latham has written an ex- 0 nm a | ‘on what plays they liked | “Abraham Linooln” eame first “Hamlet” second. Have these never seen a chorus, girl? P Lhad forgotten ail about “the butter. Were those knocks from ‘Arthur Hopkins has set March 1) . Lincoin feature has been intro-| Pei. in “Happy Daye" at the Hippo- | ‘Liberty now bas @ apecial box that story which, to Omar Khayyam's Lisa Leh- will be offered at the Capitol to a snow-shovellng con- |terms, he repl McConnell of “The Magic some chaps, ‘Mine's beer’!”- [Miimed teom-iten tuted for Renee Delting und Carmel Myers. | Six compositions have.been received &\the best original overture. | Ben Wilson. film producer, bas pur- | | chased @ studio in Los Angeles. He is! A. H. Woods will send out three companion playing Channing Pol-| liock's “The Sign on the Door,” now at the Republic. |, Tho Dramatic Players of the New York Evening High School will pre- gent a comeny “Oh, What a Will,” | Saturday evening: Joseph A. Jackson is now publicity man for the American Central Re- Nef Committee for Russ!a. ‘Adele Devereaux, Oriental dancer, | has been added to the cast of “The Passing Show of 1919" at the Winter Garden. Arthur Klein says it is he and not William B. Friediander who: is to i produce a musical version of “Caught M In the Rain.” Mr, Klein has launched @ new Wilson Collison farce called “Every Little Thing.” A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. ‘Whenever Judge Pleasant Drake ot Wellsville goes to Bob Harrington's ‘barber shop he says he gets his hair Bobbed. s FOOLISHMENT. She asked Henry Smith for a radish, There's none to be found,” At once the girt frowned, And soon she looked terribly madish. watched with interest a series of beautifully colored travel pictures showing life in China. ‘Women were seen carrying large} burdens. “I suppose the men there are just “| ike they are everywhere else,” the wife said. ‘The man made no reply. Women were next seen driving oxen in the fields. “Men are men the world over,” the feminine spectator observed. The new view showed men sitting on the bank of a river .watching bein spacey id olothing in the water, Several more pliotures were shown, and then came one in which a Fos ae little man was seen playing “nurse girl” for a baby while the mother was | gonsiping with several of her friends. “Well,” said the woman in the au- | dience, “if I ever get married again I | ‘tnink I'l) pick me out a Chinaman,”— Youngstown Telegram. + One by John D. OHN, D, JR. is J fond of quoting his father. Here je an anecdote of the senior Rockefeller he related to exemplify the point that if the mountain would not come to Mahomet, Mahomet must 0 to the mountain: “My father likes to tell the story of a farmer who met another farmer, both of them driving in a narrow country roud in ‘the deep snow of winter, ‘The track was only broken in the centre of the road, so that turning out was difficult. 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