The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1920, Page 32

vivil Plays and Players” BIDE DUDLEY Is there any amateur theatrical club in New York that would like to help our candidacy for President on tre Limerick ticket along? John J. Foss writes us that be and two of his kriown | triends will vote for us if we will fad Ren-|such an amateur organization for Poter | (hem to join, They are all good dres- Young,|#F8 on and off. Ime A. Damphovl, treasurer. [this olty, has mated us the corrwt ate Mark A.| wrong word for our “Pelican” trick BAwards, Edward | rhyme and will send along the $200 in J. Kingsley, Will-|about seven years when one of his Clarence. Hada John {rich relatives dies. All in all, our * Frank J. | candidacy is getting on famously. Frencis E.| Now, to-day’s puzzle rhyme, a friends, is a verb, In sending it in be loaretul that you don’t get the past participle: before it and thus muddle -|up the syntax, If you do find it, rush, it in together with a check for $200 “and a new dog mussie for the campaign fund. The rhyme: 1 do not eat gowlush at ali, Perhaps you will think this ‘a stall, Ali right, f you do Just send some on through, Or bring it some day when you —— See blinding in the setting sun's last gleams. Though the shadows of the valley are a dim and ghastly hue, 1 wiht travel gladly Pally, down that long, long trail—with you. TO IMITATE COHAN. The Welford Sisters, ‘Christine and Darry, daughters of Dallas Welford, have been engaged by George White for “The Scandais of 1920.” They will offer an imitation of a couple of George M. Cohans. Gossip. Belle Story and Bert Levy of “Happy Daye" will be guests of the Aviators Club at a Field Day next ‘week. Mi Adolph Klauber, through the cour-, tesy of Sam H. Harris, has engaged |, Grant Mitchel for “Scrambled Wives,” Laurence | Eyre, who wrote “Mar- tinique.” never saw the West Indice. He intends to visit them and see how they look, \ J¢e Weber has engaged Hassard Short to‘stage the Zimbalist-Herbert mrumcal comedy, “Honeydew.” * Ccocth Lean wil introduce a new ‘Lean song in “Look Who's Here” to- night called “The Subway Blues.” Ernest Truex will be permitted to retain his mustache when he appears in “Page Mr. Cupid!" It hes been “written in.” ‘The New York Lodge o Etks paid $200 for a box for the N. V, A. show at the Hippodrome on Sunday, May te . Cunningham & Clemons, whirlwind dancers, have been added to the cast oft “What's in a Name.” Bronx Post No. 95, Veterans of For- eign Were, will have a minstrel show at Ebling’s Casino to-night. Jimmy Johnson staged it, Henry Stamford of the Sothern and Marlowe company, and his wife, Laura Burt, wilt go to Londoh soon to arrange for a production of “Nju.” | ¥ “The Passing Show of 1919" has been played 276 times at the Winter Garden, Within the next fortnight | | ft wil) surpass all records made by the other twenty-six Winter Garden shows, ‘ . ANGWERS TO INQUIRIES. , J, B.—Bhe ig American and a Chris- lan. { N, U. T—Capitol Theatre ‘Building, New York. Abbott—"Little Miss Charity” ‘is Closed for the summer. A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. Mias Minnie Peterball of Wellsville, who is quite a wit, says she'll just bet Sir Thomas Lipton is an old teas. FOOLISHMENT. 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