The evening world. Newspaper, December 21, 1920, Page 28

I gota ‘wings Ruth Mansfield EUW. eo receipt today of $2,000 wired ther F the actors’ organization, They ‘Were, until Saturday, membbers of the “FYivolitios of 1920” musiea! company ich closed in the middie of a pety ance at the Shubert Theatre, City, Saturday night. The y sent the Equity members wil! their transportation back to New It is mid the “Frivottties” @empany had been in finanolal etraits a number of weeks, J. M. Keyes, of the Chicago branch of the ty, closed the show Saturday t after the first act because: it is |, Saturday's receipta were not - po Wate ty hint to pay salaries of mem of the troupe. x IT'S “LOVE BIRDS,” ‘The title of the néw Pat Rooney- Marion Bent musical show, which Wiiner & Romberg will produce, will be “Love Birds,” and not “Oh, Pat!” ‘will opeh at the Rajah Theatre, ading, on Dec. 81. © MARTIN BECK MARRIES. "An event that should interest ay greatly took place in Phil- hia yesterday afternoon when in Beck, President of ‘the Or- Circuit! of vaudevijie theatres, 4 married to Louise Peyton Helms ‘g& that city in the Tabernacle Pres- bbyterian Church. Josephiné Beck, daughter of the bridegroom, was winid of honor and Mort Singer, the Chisago “theatrical man, Was best mah. The Rev, John Allan Blair per- PeFthed the ceremony. Mrs. Beck 16 @' young society woman who has de much of her time to library work. She is a descendant of the famous ploheer, Andrew Shriver. “ gisH*TURNS POET. Gish McNisb of Honeydew Avenue, fyines has sent us the following “hinges Crime waves, crime waves, Over ye old Broadway, =; “tts good-by, Jack, "If you meet the pack, You'll lose it all, they say. SHE WANTED NO MORE. ‘Mildred Quinn, while dancing in j¢ Miss Charity” Feceny, erent hee! in her dress and, Mt her. 9 ve an accident, Mildred?” she nly not!" replied Mies Quinn. st had one.” * GOSSIP. oi About Plays and Players " GAIXTY members of the mquity, stranded and penniless In Kansas » | ) City, will be brought home in a to celebrate Chitstmae through DUDLEY Marion Bent will be starred. Ballard Macdonald wrote the lyrics and Si), mg the musfo, mund Antoinette Walker has been en waged by the Coburna to play her original role in the forthooming re- vival of “The Yellow Jacket.” The Boston police rush all drun! to’ the dospital, wheres stomac pumps are used. Bill Gorman, just back from Boston, told us about it. A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. Among those who will celebrate Christmas in Wellsville {s the family of Chris Maas, FOOLISHMENT. (sy Doo, Phau, king kins. She went to a tea And ate twenty-three, Which pickled her internal toorkin's. FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. “What makes a man give a woman an_engagement ring?” “The woman.” ao NewCinpers POLICE To SEARCH PUBLIC FoR Guns /{/ HIDE Your POWDER, GIRLS RINSE HH) OCEANS OF FROTH IN SIGHT , FOR NEW YEAR — MEANING OF COURSE ONE WILL HAVE ‘y TO DIP AGAIN —~w . AS POLICE oy ENRIGHT 1S (208 tay AVERY Fite eens LIEUTENANT = SANTA CLAUS 1S ‘THE OFFICIAL HOLD-uP BoY Nec NEW YORK Quiet Topay OUTSIDE OF 7 OR Q MURDERS AND A FEW HUNDRED HOLD-uPS A GOOD TIME. WAS HAD oh Golden and Winchell Smith returned from Hot Springs, Ark. “She Jewish Art Theatre Company is ing Cleveland and Pittsburgh the part of\this week. Harold Murray will sing the ju- le lead in “The Passing Show of ," opening at the Winter Garden 29, Pit is announced that no one will be seated at the opening of “Mary Rose” janorrow night at the Empire from time the orchestra starts until the ‘of the first act. ft &avoy and Jay Brennan of Greenwich Village Follies’ will iy $600 for a good conversational . ‘They will try all songs sub- itted on the audiences and find the shat way. een Hunter College girls have q William Faversham asking @ chance to go on the stage. This}? “@ result of the actor’s speech at ve college recently. a few boards early in February. * ‘ Eipner hax succumbed to the of amateur theatricals and will “They say he may develop into a mat- idol. icants want the “ role in “Rollo’s Wild Oat.” Sears, now playing a comedy in “Cornered” at the Astor The- expects to begin writing a new next week. She is author of Billy.” Rivoli will celwbrate ite third iversary during the week begin- Jan. 2..Ceci! B. DeMille’s “For- Fruit” will be the principal attraction, -night at the 44th Stree: Theatre lelntosh, Creighton Hale, Vivia and other ’ will appear “in correspondent of this jgtplumn, has sent us the follow pine Mp from Bogash, Onto: % “Dear Dud—I just got a con- Whtential tip from a travelling Gran that there ts a lot of crime New York. He says hold-ups every night and that the "Police ban’t stop them. My ad WWlee is to tell your city editor ty and maybe he can dig @ scoop for the paper, I "t empect space rates on him to send. me $50 and M be satisfied, This drummer me Inright is threatening Hyland. I haven't here in Bogash, and I aa ao ca tne q » RS Se BY @LL Tammany HAS A NEW % Deeg XMAS CAROL — t ee SORT OF A INQ. SWANN SONG eee era THRONG IN ATHENS KISS HARNESS OF RoyAL CARRIAGE BILL PRESENTED IN CONGRESS 1S 1271 PAGES LONG —— . SIZE OF A As POSTAGE STAMP COMPARED. 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