The evening world. Newspaper, November 29, 1920, Page 24

ut Plays By BIDE | “A bo DGE KENNEDY, who has re- | cently returned to the spoken wha from the films, will be | gin an engagement at the As- tor Theatre’ during the week of Dec. 6 in a play called “Cornered,” under “Whe management of Henry W. Ravage. The play, which ts a com- @dy-drama accredited to Dodson “Mitehell, has just completed a ten- preliminary tour,’ In it Miss ly has a dual role, The Astor @ Shubert theatre. The fact that _ Mr, Savage, for several years regard- ' 4 as @ Kiaw & Erlanger patron, is to put’ his new production in this | Rouse would indicate, posstbly, that hereafter he will book ‘where he can get theatres. It might be regarded ‘also ag an evidence of-a lack of keen » Fivaluy between the Shubert and the Slaw an4 Erlanger booking interests, @ny event, it means that Mr. ‘Savage is lucky, as the Astor is onv Of the best theatres in New York. HARRIS GETS “CROMWELL.” “William Harris jr. cables from Lon- don that he has acquired the produc- ing rights to John Drinkwater’s new play, “Oliver Cromwell.” ‘This drama, will be staged in London this season, after which Mr, Harris will pregent it, im New York. - \ FILMS IN GERMANY. “Carl/Laermmile announces that he _ will produce films in Germany soon. He has arranged for the erection of studio there. . EMERSON 70 TOUR. ‘John Enierson, Pfosident of the Squity, will leave to-day for a tour of the country, principally to explain to wotérs the Equity shop idea. Mr. Wimerson wishes to point out to them | that the idea differs from the closed * ghop. Anita Loos, hisewife, will ac- eempany him and the tour will end ‘th Los Angeles, where Mr, Emerson ETARA, Miss L608 will begin work on.e ‘film play called “American Love,” and Players DUDLEY jetiaedsa labia linialaitieaneshsntaniicton [| Qur Own Popular Songs, | In a restaurant in May was a girl one rainy day. She waa wond'ring what she'd like to have to cat. But at last she | ordered pie; then a man came strolling by and he took himself and sat him in a seat, Said the girl: “Why, Henry Green! Ain't you awful—ain’'t you mean?” And after that some tears the | maiden shed. Then he put his arm, they say, ‘round the sweet girl's vertebrae and in, husky voice he very quickly said: OHORUS. “Do not cry, you Uttle elf! Go ahead and feed yourself.” They were happy and he kissed her with a sigh, “Though your face,” said he, “ig sweet, you should swallow what you eat. From your lips I got a taste of rhubarb pie.” (This to de followed by a dance.) of “Tickle Me,” singing a brunette role. Harlett Gimbel of “The Greenwich | Village Follies,” who $s gut 4 fect 2 inches high, was given astead pencil Awenty-seven inches long yesterday. It's a whole armful for her. | Donald Gallaher will assume the Tole | opposite Helen Hayes in “Bab,” at the Park Theatre to-night. Will the} printer kindly refrain from putting | another “G" in this lad's name? Edna Best is to have the title role| in “Peter Pan” in a London revival of | this play. Mare Klaw has arranged to bring her to New York next season | if he can find a play for her. | A lot of chiropractic etudents will see “Broadway Brevities” at the Win- ter Garden to-night. George Lemaire | will sing “Chiro” for them. George is the backbone of the show, you know.’ “June Love,” the new musical com-/| "ALMA HE! € ae Telli of {When Wo Are Young” submits the following rhyme Which she has translated from the ‘“Geitic or Telitico, if you Wish it that 4 donde Pico rival chieftains met in fight, And fought with furious pace, TuWone cut off the other's head And threw it in his face. VELLY FINE, RAY! filtchoock says he has) ‘Agreed to lend his influence to a| proposition to re-establish the old) ‘@hinese Theatre which used to flour- ish in Pell Street. Mr. Hitchy will become a director in a company that “will present a repertoire of Chinese daasics there. Several years ago the comedian was a financial backer ef this theatre but he gave it up “when a Tong war kifled two of his |’ best actors and Ire received several notes in which the writers threatened + to, cut off his head and otherwise ‘muss his always immaculate anat- omy. + 4 HER FAVORITE. ‘Ruano Bogislav, singer, was inter- viewing a small girl about music in sher, school recently. “Bo you sing in school?” she asked. “Qh, yes." replied) the child. “All sorta of songs. But the one I like est lp ‘My Country Teases Mo.'" ir ee . o Gossip. * Biny Burke has gone to Baltimore to see “Bally” launched. ‘Phil Pakcr, accordeon expert, “be in the new “Midnight Frolic.” BE cadets at the Roosevelt Mili- . ‘Academy will gee “Good Times” iM Hip Wednesday afternoon, “Yours Merrily” John R. Rogers will ‘open in vaudeville at Proctor’s Btreet on Deo, 13. hor Cox, of “Rollo's Wild Oat,” ts lawyer. She was admitted to the _bardn Indiana, “Béhtrice Burrowes has been mado understudy for the “Irene” company at the Vanderbilt. _ Senator and Mrs. ‘Warren, of Chey- ‘ehne, Wyo. called on Fred Stone af- ter Baturdey night's performance of “Dip, Top.” : ‘Ampelic’ Rives is to, visit William ~ eaten: shortly to talk over a ira ot 1 zation of Mark Twain's “Joan @ Anderson, an usher at the ‘Theatre, js to join the chorus at. "DO YOU Pe KNOW?, he name of the Moham- me of Homer's the Siege of battle of | 1870? A 6 What docs bona-fide mean? nat ig Wneoined gold or silver word for a hold y to secure a 0. Which is the largest {brary in njted States? » +3. Ko. edy by W. H. Post, Charlotte Thomp- son, Bi Hooker and Rudolf reoeived fihe notices in Providence list week. Oscar Eagle staged the book and Dave Bennett the dances, WHAT DOES THIS MEAN? Mrs. A. E. Doe jr. of Rockaway Park writes us to ask; “Where has the First National Bank moved since they wear them so short?” ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES. B. WILSON—George M. Cohan is an American, born in Providence. He is of Irish extraction, Vv. 8. T.—If Miss Lenihan isn't in the cast, I cannot tell you when she is to act, A THOUGHT FOR TO.DAY. ‘The Colorado State Board of Edu- cation says it isn't wrong for a man to hug a girl. Of course not! It's wrong for him not to, FOOLISHMENT. The milkman came and left the milk, The nursemaid got the same, She vamped him and he married her, And now the cow they blame, FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. “He drew a farm.” “In a lottery?" “No. He's @ map-maker.” Benson-Metcalf | Group Exhibit at Macbeth Gallery By W. G. Bowdoin An admirable group showing of paintings by Frank W. Benson and Willard L. Metcalf is the attraction! until Nov. 29 at the Macbeth Gallery, | No, 450 Fifth Avenue. ‘The catalogue | contains sixteen numbers, of which| ten are by Benson, while the others are from Metcalf. | Of course Benson shows one bird.| He had to just to keep up his repu- tation, It is entitled “Flying Mer- ganser” and is in brilliant fying| action,’ His other contributions dem. | onstrate, however, that he can paint | other things than birds. Dhis is un- mistakable, , | His “Boy in Blue" thus shows a| lovely example of child life. The| youthful but sturdy boy is shown Mm) the midst of an undulating field by | the sea, He stands quite unafraid | but registering surprise at hi: paint. | | ed isolation and the majestic sky surrounds him, His curly, flaxen | uddy face and the blue {rompers are ail admirable pictorial | incidentals Benson's ‘uly and p other figures asingly — tinish with th s hear the lovely antique furnituré, fictiles and silver placed where it would do e inost good and be the most ef- it he Metcalf landscapes are also ad- mirable both as to color and come is fairly typl- ig variety is triumphant as to {ts inter pretation of this theme. ‘The color- ing is also vibrant and the chureh ranslation of hope a’ faith. “The Shallow Stream" features a red barn, certain grazing wattle and LITTLE fou COULD SEE RUSTY SASH NS CONT Ee eee MUVER , 1'SE TIRED “UV SHOPPIN — we 1S THis “THe. “GETTY GARAGE* — 2 — wELe, Tus 43 MR. 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