The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1920, Page 24

SAW aRR em Hs eae e ‘About Plays and Players By BIDE ID battle between John Emer- _@0m and Wilton Lackaye for “the Fresidency of the Equity ing theatrical circles thelr big- thrill since the strike. On al- every corner groups of actors be seen discussing the election, will take place Friday after- and plenty of supporters for eandidate are in evidence. The ra mix-up between Messrs, om and Lackaye at the Hotel Sunday accompiished nothing than to stir up increased in- So far as can be fudged Mr. on is “the favorite” in the race, supporters appear to be ting on ull sides. From the ac- int, the bitterness that evidence in this election is de- How the contest can avoid sore spots is hard to see, and spots are alwuys apt to develop ] ee J threaten the strength of an ton. Nevertheless, the pre- tion is made by men high up in fanks of the Equity that bo ons will be stroking the dove of ‘within a wock after the choice Just at present, however, p dove is a very busy bird, “> ANOTHER LITTLE ONE. wich Village has another it theatre. It is at No, 43 West hth Street and will be conducted bythe Melomimes, a group of young tans, artists, playwrights, c and actors. Pantomimes, dramas and one-act operas staged, “NIGHTSHADE” SOON, group of professional players Present a new American play, ad “Nightshade,” at the Garrick afternoons of June 7, 8, 10 and The cast will include Content Knell, Dorothy Hamilton, Gordon yy, Gerald Hamer and Alfred Bhirley. THAT BOY, LEE! Egdy Lyons met_Lee Moran the day and aske® him the differ- j between ammonia and pneu- “The difference is just this,” re- led Mr. Mi ‘Ammonia comes in and pneumonia in chests.’ ; FILM STAR TO ACT, Herbert Rawlinson, screen star, is ar in the Lambs Gambol at ippodrome Sunday night. | a act in a sketch cal ‘he Out,” written by Preak 7 WHEN SAM WORKED. 1. Rothapfel, whd has assumed direction of the “Capitol productions, went on the dressed in overalls and helped crew yesterday. At one point a shifter approached him end . en, pal! The main guy pe in tt wants to talk to this gink, piel. Hustle around and find ” m Rothapfel,” replied Sam. The looked him over with contempt. Baee know who I am?" he asked. ‘ “tm Mary Pickford,” came the BY. GOSSIP. “Scandal,” with Charles Cherry and ine Larrimore starred, passed $00th performance at the 39th joney Girl” was’ -one years old Saturday, but he retains his boyish laughter. th}agine some old geezer with bushy DUDLEY _ i Attention, Limerickers! } We have noticed by the despatches from Eugene V. Debs's Southern home at Atlanta that the Socialist candidate for the Presidency kissed each member of the notification com- mittee, the majority of whom were men. We once saw Mr. Debs kiss Walter Juan Davis, in the Denver Press Club, and aftep studying Mr. Davis's manly beauty closely decided that if Mr. Debs ever became -Prosi- House. This kissing thing having come up again, we want to state right now that if it is to be the custom of the nominees to kiss those who notify them of their selections, we shall in- sist that our committee pe made up of young women, We'll be danged if we'll kiss any men, not even Jefferson Shrewsbury Nutt, our Campaign Man- ager, who will undoubtedly act as es- cort for the committee, Can you im- whiskers waiting for William Jennings Bryan to kiss film? However, there are many beautiful girls among the Limerickers who are putting us for- ward as thelr Presidential candidate, and if kissing must prevail let the Limerick Notification Committee be large and feminine. Wo have been notified by Charles A. Garvey of Ridgewood, L. I, that the Ridgewood Pigs’ Knuckle Polish- ers have endorsed our candidacy, The lodge met the other night, and, after the fourth round, wrote the following rhyme: My Looney Love, I miss you much; Since you're away I feel in dutch. My Looney Love, Now, come straight home, Or I may bounce One off your dome. wecond week at the Shubert-Crescent Theatre. One week wasn’t enough. Patt Harrold, daughter of Orville Harrold, stepped into the title role of “Irene” Saturday and covered her- with glory. Adele Rowland was Manager Blaney, of “His Chinese Wife,” at the Belmont, has received an offer for the use of the story as @ grand opera book, A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. Link Pettis of Wellsville calls his wife bis “gimme gal”. at it, when she isn’t around, dent we'd keep away from the White | ATTENTION, PERCY! In Jake Rosenthal's little Chicago booklet, “Eppes,” we notice the fol- lowing: “A. H. Woods presents Taylor Holmes in ‘To-Morrow’s Prico’ by Samuel Shipman, who helped write me? Enemies’ and Perciva) It's enough to make Percival wild. A youth who lived down ‘in Monett Made love to a gay young coguette, She dropped him one day, And now people say That all the girt left him was debt. FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. your household expenses vy ‘Well, the electric company al- ‘ake It From Me” is to play a Copyright, 1920, by The Press Publishing Co. (The Now York Byening World), "HANKS, Ida, for the kind words. Thanks R. R. R. also, We hope to have more space for the mn soon, Fifty letters to-day. fine. The gang's all hore. here's this week's question. 18 Suggested by @ Peekskill, N. Y.. if] who had to"have her hair bobbed er illnes: Id a girl bob her hair, either comfort or better looks? out the family fountain pen; oe be ct throng. What docs lage say, Al and Bob? to-day to the ing World, of the many answers uestion: Brooklyn—I notice the girls P¥Youthful—Take a token of friend- inant is presented to you, and auty—The modern young fh pretarence | is either walk or a In these days of H. GL. I yn't expect much, but variety for ache—F’. B. of Englewood 1s sure r. Maid, Long Island—Take what @an get and say nothing; men you to death, take up your good Yet all they're doing is amus- themselves at your expense, tle Girl—Rutherford Veteran {s @ boob, It's too bad we can't @ girl made to order for you. A wn girl wouldn't have you. M. E., Harlem—i am twenty- make $50 4 week and can afford candy or flowers, But the bh while girl, who can hold an gent conversation, knows a man Swhat he is, not what he 8 ek, New York City—it associated with the “pretty shape class, I don't see more she can expect. A young , Who frequents dance halls is to of criticism and is more she £. H.—-Young men would rather than pay for flowers, utherford—I paint, powder, Cigarettes and love candy, your address, Veteran? How many men have quoted there was” as they borrowed Monday lunch money? ety, L. f—Rutherford’s right. in, M. T. C-——Ham is right, who thinks only of candy and ‘would make @ poor wif herford Veteran, it took brave eto | t shell shocked, Hillie, ways hands me a light bill.” flowers brighten @ room and make one happier, Editor's Note: It's @ great game, You're a fine Gang, ouljers and ouljettes. Pleased to meet you. We are sorry that Space limitations prevent us from printing the answers by M. M. M. Manhattan; J. D. of Ridgewood; Brown Eyes’ of Jersey City; Mins Blue Eyes, Jersey; Miss perienced; Miss Grace A. MoM.; Al and Bob of Greenwich Vil- lage (two good scouts); Canadian Soldier; Little Gubernick; Sweet Sixteen; Constant Reader; Gertie; Ridgewood; A. M., New Rochelle; L. L. H., Brooklyn; A Brooklynite; But- terfly; Agne f Amity Girl; mist; Mar, Yvonne 2 T.; T, Robert M; Flo. N,, and thirty-two other good pals of contribs. But— call again! 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