The evening world. Newspaper, March 19, 1921, Page 12

| About Plays | By BIDE Council of the Equity, has Yadopted resolutions to incorpo. of} rate in its ebnstitution clauses er providing against the limita- the organization's membership gains dictating the casting of eal productipns, ve said Executive Sec-) iy Gilmore, “these resolutions | te for all time the repeated that the Equity plans using ited membership phase of the “shop.’ We have never even it Of supervising the casting of because that is a matter rest- ely in the province of the man- fr and author, We would as soon @ to dictate what kind of plays be written.” ay the least, the Equity Councit ding very cautiously and, ap- ly, very fairly in planning the the new Equity shop idea. ion Briscoe, a society girl of le, Tenn., has decided to adopt Under the} onal name of Mona South thas been engaged by A. L. Br- for a small role in “Two Little in Blue.” Miss Briscoe came to York with a chaperon and ap- to Ned Weyburn for @ place in Erlanger company. Mr. Way- ‘accepted her, chaperon and all. CK TO THE OLD HOME. ng the Winter Garden stars Will be present at the big oth ‘Theatre Monday night at the | anniversary performance will! rney Bernard, John T. Murray, e Le Maire, Irene Bordonl, Paul son, Florence Moore, Audrey | , Fred Walton, Anna Wheaton, Carroll, Charles Purcell, Mabel , Clifton Webb, May Boley, ra Balrd, Stelia Mayhew, Billle » George Schiller, Arthur Cun- m, Edgar Atchison Ely, Kath- | Perry and Martha Mansfeld. ERRY WIDOW” AGAIN. W. Savage, Inc., will revive | erry Widow” in the fall. The qe being engaged now. The orig- Broadway production opened on 1, 1907. Franz Lehar may be t when the revival goes on. EVOR ENGAGES CAST. the cast of “An Ideal Hus which 48 to be played on Sun- nt, April 3, and Monday after- | ‘April 4, for the benefit of the Graduate Hospital, Norman | has engaged the following + Beth Martin, Richard Ranter, | , Merle Maddern, Franc , Biizabeth Patterson, Sta “Warmington, W. Percival Mon- ‘Mrs, Betty, Ward, Sophie nn Meredith. Mr. ‘Trevor will in’ as Lord Goring. | STANHOPE TO PRODUCE. re | Night Watch” ‘acquired the rights Man,” by W. Somerset Maug- and will produce the play under ‘own management GOSSIP. A ney Drew Post, American Le-/ will have a big show at the mH me Sunday nigh’, May i. | y Comstock hs returned | m Palm Beach with a face full of a frame full of weight. Bailey is going into vau-; @ musical act under James, management. and Mrs. Michitaro Ongawa i demonstrate Japanese theatre art the ‘Town Hal! Tuesday night. lax Marcin has engaged Jerome for whe leading role in his dy, “The Ni Lr le ¥ will pose for Lee Conr: fa to iflustrate a new novel. ie Niclas, formerly of “Little | # Simplicity,” has been engaged ie Messrs. Shubert for “Blossom | yma Bunting has been engaged | han.Appell as leading woman | stook company at the Lyric, | Aatice contest will be held | errace Garden Dance Palace y evening. Several hund-ed | of Frisco will compete ‘for ‘ S& THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. new chef at the Blite Cafe, ile, used French words on the | f fare Thursday and. many of ners were badly confused. Hod tried to order mashed potatoes Pgot three paper napkins, | FOOLISHMENT, saw @ cow ~ Whose hide was red, Brom her head; Her calf, nearby, ~ Brought forth my scorna— ki it could not play On esther horn. ul yet . the preliminary draft ee yy ry draft of what famous Norseman and was Greenland discovered? | TELEPHONE Co. -and Players. | DUDLEY © 1) | 0 | All hall, Hackensack! That pretty little hamlet, despite its name, is rap- idly forging to the front. To-day it wins the Aversion prise, Otho 4. Elder's aversion has been judged the dest and to him goes the galvanized | pen-wiper. 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