The evening world. Newspaper, March 15, 1920, Page 13

ey -bibso been engaged. pt « chorus girl. who they were, and when one of them fwas present most of the audience nad everybody on the stage recog- d him, Work number hundreds; popular impression to that {mal “Florodora”™ ran. ' Old times always dazzle with their Bs but the plain truth is that ‘been erected and the “Gay White ay” had not come into existence. The firstnighter went to the theatre dustriously for,a week during the rly part of the season and then found himself in the position of one 1 dressed up with nowhere to go. On the *Florodora” information that ed, and on the ev ino’s coat room But New York has grown and thus that the new axtette will have to conquer. the original sextette confessed the is a different world on,” she €xt But to-day the thinking of man ined nd musical art of n and stage ater artistle pos- did—also more t of women of the 1 never marry n gf the to, Decome will never ma Sykes “L must succ nedienne.” +t will never marry,” dec! 1 have a new to give’ t ut of course, aft and very the all, New Florodora | Girls Will Face _Brand New City (fhe New York of 1900, which the ’ Marie Wilson, Agnes Way- Marjorie Relyea, Vaughn Tex- | Daisy Greene avd Margaret , the original “Florodora” sex- knew, was a far different city n that which 1s to be besieged by trice Swanson, Martella Swan- Madelene Richers, Dama Sykes, othy Leeds, Muriel Lodge, Vera on and Pay Evelyn in the com- revival of “forodora” ry Theatre. Two alternates f 1900 the millionaires of this city 10 were algo men about town could | (o-day the millionaires in perfectly wmless gentiemen who have been ised to a golden eminence 0 fault of their awn. To. (bilities for romance for the new ts -day the ot—if to marry a millionaire is mance, and there seems to be a @re greater than they were in 1900 and the succeeding years of the orig- ‘ew York in 1900 was a far smaller ity in the theatrical sense. There rere comparatively few theatres in lew York then. Tt was about this ime that Sam and Lee Shubert made fheir entry into New York, securing @ fease of the old Herald Square eatre, at Broadway and 35th et. None of the Shubert theatres ad asing programme for the premiere is the Interest- r of innocence so appealed verage wman is " says Marcella w sextette. ‘7 4 great emotional serts Dama “pretty maide === By Mildred Lodewick == Copyright, 1980, by'The Press Publishing Co. 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