The evening world. Newspaper, April 20, 1921, Page 28

=338 i About Plays By BIDE ILLIAM HARRIS JR., through an arrangement with Lee and J, J, Shubert has taken over’ the control of the Ritz The- atre, the newest of the Shubert Routes, on a ten-year lease. #tvart,” which Mr. Harris is present- fme at the Kits, will close Saturday mht and on Monday the producer ‘ill move Holbrook Blinn and "The ‘Bod Man” to,that theatre from the Comedy. EQUITY SHOP ANNOUNCED. ‘The Boulty has sent out printed letters to ts members advising them tht the y shop Idea will become effective i Sust with the bexin- ning of -22 season, It is alrendy in in the Chicago dis- trict gh the provisions of this plan Equity members are prohibited from acting in companies with non- Equity members or with members not In god standing, Exception is made where companies are controlled by members of the Producing Managers’ Association, IT DIDN'T FIT IN. | Jabod Silbert, while acting the role lof a brodyaga, or beggar, in Yiddish recently, wore a very ragged cos-| tume. but forgot to take off his dia- “mond ring. At one point he had to way: $. "I am hungry and have no food ‘er money.” The line brought an in- (erruption froin the balcony. + “why don't you hock that ring"? (asked a man. | Mr. Silbert was sure the man was ‘ehicker. M18 NAME APPROPRIATE. a> actor walked into Adolph Aiauber's office yesterday looking Yur nn engagement. He was asked came the reply. “Hardtap"’? replied Mr. Klauber. “Good! You get the role of the po- Heeman in ‘Like a King.” ' Gossip. | Martha Hedman has been engaged Claude rnbardt role. al comedy, "Show Me," will ced at the Hotel Astor for fae Child Recreation League, “The Great Adventure’, will end its tun at the Neighborhood Playhouse «n Sunday, May 1. tt, “colored” maid in * will be an Irish for tel,” “i've First Y girl in “The Wh Leonard, Royal Thayer, Etiel Wright and Patricia Hand ave beon engaged for “The Sacri- fice." Anne Sands is now in the Rooney- Bent musical show, “Love Birds,” at the Apollo, .. Thelma Parker is now doing the Introductory specialty dance in “The Rore Girl.” Maclyn Arbuckle of “In the Night Watch” will be the guest of the Texas Club of New York Friday night, Harrison Brockbank has been en- eed for the cast of “The, Last ‘ait’ by the Messrs, Shubert Ruth Terry of “The Gold Diggers” 4s resting at Lake Placid after a ner- Yous breakdown Saturday. FOOLISHMENT. ~ The day is gently dying, And I, alas, am sad, Tam chewing Gum and sighing, Oh, gosh, but I feel bad! The future seems so dreary, ‘The present’s just the same. But don't you worry, dearie, Spring fever, it has came. * &A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY, Don't give up the hip.—Billy West. FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. Convict—I'm here for having five ves. © Visitor—How are’ you enjoying your Mberty? NOW Bleaches Clothes White “Mary | and Players DUDLEY | ‘PET AMBITIONS. —| M. Pearson of No. 1978 Second Ave- nue, New York City, bas just literally walked away with to-day's prize for the best Pet Ambition. To him we award the Pennsylvania Station, all lexcept the taxicab privilege, which doesn't belong to us. The prize will be forwarded to him on receipt of $4.80 for postage and packing, Here is the winning rhyme: My pet umbition | Is to be on the screen, Like Bugene O'Brien; You know what I mean, He just keeps loving Some blonde for siz reels, And for doing that ' Gets a thousand and meala. | | MISS KELLERMANN SAILING. Via F. L. Pickering we learn that Annette Kellermann and her company wiil leave April 26 and sail from San Francisco on the Ventura May 8 for Australia, James. Sullivan js man- ager of the troupe, Natalie Manning of “Cornered” says the report that ahe is to join the cast of another play is wrong, She is under contract to Henry Wa Sav- age. ‘The Meanest Man in the World" jis to go to the George M. con Grand Opera House, Chicago, Frat |M. 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Within a few hours we re- ceived a communication from one of the many million Moxie drinkers trom another State that he feit that me had been imposed upon in the purchase of a bottle of We Will Protect THE FACE eo i? = ee sw EVERY WHERE Moxie. Immediately on receipt of the communication we got in touch with one of our Moxie in- spectors by telephone and des- patched him by the quickest method to the point where the complaint originated. A few hours later he had obtalned a con- fession trom the n who had committed the offense of refilling a Moxie bottle, Anyone having any informa- tion of y kind, manner or shape of anyone invading our rights is invited to communi- cate in confidence at once with F. M. 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