The evening world. Newspaper, February 4, 1921, Page 32

“(night It is called “Home I Ip ner eons, “Wedding Bolls, By BIDE DUDLE ARRY TIERNEY, one of tho Strang: “[rene” millionaires, in fact, Tession the composer, had returned sume day gold. Mr. Tierney brings back the tidings that three “Irene” companies tamjiewy at the About Plays and Players is on undertaker b i intends Margaret McKee, the whist) ‘rom Europe, where he wonttospend Happy Juck Lainbert of geveral weeks and a few purses of Times” will entertain the newspaper photographers at their annual dinner. 8. L. Rothafel will have a Lincoln ¥ ant Capitol next week ‘have been organized for the Prov. James Parker Coomibs wil] imperson. {neces of tho British Isles, one Of ate the martyred Which may venture into Ireland. 1 President. to work at it “Good John Golden is planning a specini Since “Irene” is all-Irish in Hts make- matinee of “Dear M in which ‘up, it would be a shame not to let Frank fF ) Frank aven and the Emerald Iale see it. The com- other Go! players, will appear in rts that Edith Day is out the support of Grace LaRue and Hale poser ‘of the cast in London and likely t? Hamilton. @tay out because of illness, A THOUGH “JUNE LOVE” AGAIN. Russeh Janney is to stage tle’ fact that an.aut Epp Heckler of IT FOR TO-DAY. Wellsville says the engine is missing rim! musical comedy, "June Love,” doesn't necessarily mean it has been Again. It is to be sent out with the jost or stolen. cast that played it on tour recently. | ck New York will likely see it before FOOLISHMENT. spring. { CARLETON PRODUCING. | Carl Carleton, who was interested ‘in “Irene” when it: was first pro- duced, is staging another musical scomety called “Tangerine.” The book ‘ig by Phillip Bartholomae, the lyncs by Yioward’ Johnaon and’ the music by Carlo and Sanders. \ A VERDI ‘CLUB SHOW. | ‘The second annual Verii Olub ben- efit will be held at the Garrick The- tre on St. Valentine's Day, Feb. 14, tat 2 P, M. Shakespeare's “Twelfth Night” will be presented under the (@irection of St. Clair Bayfield. ‘The ery oad wilt be given to the Italian (Red Cross. On trotting in my wig?” FOKINE TO STAGE IT. \ Lee Shubert has engaged Michel Fokine to devise and produce the AMERICAN Hallet in which Lydia Lopdkova will ale in “The Tose Gir” opening ut; HATS RIVAL tthe Ambassador Theatre on Feb. 10 PARISIAN | “FIRST LOVE.” FEB. 12. pula | ‘The Akron Club will present a new | (musica! comedy, entitled “First Love,” | FASHION ‘at the Plaga on Feb, 12. Invitations | SHOW — ‘have been sent the leading theatrical t rs to witness the performance the hope that somebody may ts J PHOTOS OF it for Broadway consumption. 4 “book and lyrics are by Lawrence Hart ‘and the music by Richard Rogers, who were responsible for "The Poor (SOME Uitte Ritz Giri,” also produced orig- “{nally by the Akrons. Hervert Fields, \PEARLS tgon af Lew, is directing the new piece, | fend in the cast are Robert Cassell, | ‘Blise Bonwit and Dorothy Fields. | i | | | “HOME BREW” NEXT WEEK. ‘There will be a musical show at the | “Progress Club, Central Park West and) $8th Street, a week from to-morrow | ‘deals with a subject of which. the smembers know but little. Jack Mason Minister ‘is directing. in the cast will be Minna [Belle Sohaftner, Elizabeth Cohen,| CALLS ets eee, Peckreck, LA GUARDIA a ‘asseripan, ari ‘and'Ben de Freee Bernstein., A DON QUIXOTE — bp ty ae! ont WELL! Oo 80 ya eine withheld for | QUIXOTE ti “Yes, your head.” — UUP GING FROM THE WAS THE Baby \\ The groundhog saw his shadow, from his hole, He never would have seen it, Tad he to buy my coal. FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.. “Sir, do you see anything diJiculoug THE AFFAIR EVERY KNEE WAS + BEAUTIFUL. RA MARY GARDEN ‘To BECOME LEGION OF HONOR KNIGHT — WHAT Would THE OPERA MGHTS BE WITHOUT HER. ‘present, to keep them from being fda Lowell has composed | WHO FOUGHT P MANY OLD WINPMILLS (\\ | Fred Stone and Teresa wo Iwaura, assistant sta eer of “Afgar,” is teaching girls jiu jitsu, quare ‘the Princess for special afternoon | of “Welcome BEST MAN'S: ; ~ “SILK HAT STOLEN AT By Way of Diversion. Dame Phshion lately has de- creed that girls must show their are, and some of them are sad, fndect; in fact, are moved to tears. For, be it known, one girl in three has ears as big as | Buch comments one could | Oh, gee! She'll suffer. 7 opine, I know a girl whose ears are large. She'll hear some witty yap compare them to a river barge, or to a show tent's flap. The change. will spoil much beauty too. The girls we think @re swell may soon be plain to me and you. ‘Twill sound their Beauty's ‘knell. However, there 4s left one hope on which the girls may seize. Sweet darlings, here's the proper dope—wear skirts above your knees. You'll ‘have no reason then to fret | about your looks, my dears, The gaze of man will seldom get as | high up your ears Ss rpo YOU | KNOW? | pOuoriaht, 20RL vy the, Pree futlishing Oo, New Brening World.) | SAYS THE 4S OW mine. make! | SHORT SKIR PESO. Ra SAYS GIDD \ Hee | MOONSHINE FLOWS WHEN | WEDDING — YET ENRIGHT SURE 17S “TOWN OF Scott's BLUFF W@ NEB. FORBIDS DANCES AND MOTION PICTURES i melen Hoer'e, who was ahead of] POLITICAL* Ho = be Be Ghantetias Brown BLUES ARE ‘After to-day’s matinee at the Times ULLING THE Theatre “Diff'rent” will move | SAME STUFF “Y THE EAST 40 40 MINUTES — WHAT KEPT HER 50 LONG, WAS. SHE GLUED P T INGS_ ENGLAND HAS 32) \ SLEEPING i) SICKNESS CASES — PROBABLY THOSE HEAVY KANSAS TREE ‘ tes? 1S. 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