The evening world. Newspaper, June 30, 1921, Page 24

| e * MARIE PREVOST TO THE Le baetal '*that night and would undoubtedly | sponse. LA EON C. WEINSTOCK leaves to- morrow for « tour of Canada for the purpose of inspecting theatrical properties which Oliver Morosco is about to acquire, and which will form a part of the circuit he has planned to link with his Pa- cific Coast theatres, Mr. Weinstock is actively interested in the Morosco theatrical enterprises, and it is bis intention not only to secure leases of theatres already bullt in importam Canadian citics, but also to seoury Bites for new theatres throughout the Dominion. THE EQUITY SHOP. ‘The Producing Managers’ Associa- tion submits this statement “We, the entire membership of the Producing Managers’ Association, hereby deny that oither as individ- uals, or as members of this organi- sation, are we in favor of the Equity Shop or any other form of closed shop which the Actors’ Equity As- soolation wishes to impose upon the theatre. This organization has al ready gone on record by unanimous vote as being opposed to the Equity Shop. Mr. Emerson, however, con- tinues to repeat, both by innuendo, And by statement to a few chosen ears, that he knows of managers be- Jonging to this association who not only will refuse to oppose the Equity Shap being enforced against us when the present agreement with his as- sociation expires in 1924, hut who are ven willing to have the Equity Shop imposed now. We invite Mr. Emer- fon to come out into the open and name any member of this association | ‘who is in favor of the Equity Shop.” | | THE SYMPATHIZER. A friend made me a social cal! I thought, “Oh joy! Now I can fall Upon her neck and weep and baw! And be from sorrow eased!” ‘She sat and talked of her own woes | ) And all I heard were falsettos Of Woman's Rights and comme il fauts ‘TU! I was most displeased, I @idn't have a chance to speak; She rattled on a dark blue streak Until I felt she'd stayed a week And with rheumatics seized. I'll not say where I've her assigned; Itsnot where saints are e'er enshrined | And by no icebergs interlined, | Ghe'll chant soliloquies. —GBPORGIE D. MENDUM. The recovery of King Baggot, whoso condition resulted from concussion, will permit further progress on his} forthcoming feature, “The Butterfly.” Mr. Baggot owes his life to the swim- ming prowess and physical strength of Marie Prevost, Universal star. His assistant, Nat Ross, also can thank Miss Prevost for rescuing him. Miss Prevost was in the swimming pool of the Coffin estate at Pasadena, Cal, perfewaring feats for the camera, Ross, leantmg over the edge of the pool, fell in and struck his head on the bottom. Immediately Baggot plunged in after him, But his head struck the side of the concrete pool as he came up and started toward Ross, who was feebly struggling toward the edge. Baggot ugain slumped under, unconscious from the impact. Miss Prevost swam to Baggot, forced him above the water and held him up until others pulled him over the edge. She then devoted her energies to rescuing Ross, whom she pulled to the side of the pool, where he was taken out THE EVE OF THE LAW. Gerbert Rawlinson scored the highest average for the week in the inter-studio wheeze contest with this me: Three men wore lined up before a cross-eyed Judge. ‘What's your pame?” he asked the first man *John Jones,” answered the second “I wasn't speaking to you," growled the Judge, trying to fasten his wan- dering eye. “I didn't say a word,” eomplained the third prisoner as the travelling optic fell tor an instant wpon him. A MOVIE FABLE. Bayard Vellier found time this week to write a fable on the censorship of motion pictures. The fable concerns 2 trp of a man to a tailor shop 10 get & suit of clothes that would iit « ten- year-old boy and a man of forty When the taflor says it can't be done, the customer ways he must go out of | business. Whereupon the customer is put im an insane asylum. [he motion picture censor says pictures must be made to suit equally « ten-year-old ehfid and a man of forty—and stays emt of the insane asylum. Gossiv. “Mnn's Marriage,” a comedy by Thomas Grant Springer and W. H. aera ee A TECHNICAL REPLY. WOMAN passenger on an At- lantic liner had an experience that led her to believe a sea- man is not apt to waste much thought oD his personal troubles. The sailor who induced this belief had received a bad cut on the head the second day out. The woman was solicitous in her inquiries as to his welfare when she saw the Captain have continued her sympathy had no: @ fough sea called to her mind her own sufferings. When she emerged four days later, white and weak, she suddenly re- membered the poor sailor. In the course of the day she saw him with a strip of plaster on his head. “Bow is your head?” she asked as bout Plays and Players \ be produced by Oscar Bagle will con- FIRST 11's a BRIDGE PARTY — HEN IT'S A LUNCHEON — “|NEXT Comes SUMPIN: ELSE GOSH SOE = WALKING AGAIN 7) AoW ABOUT THAT “LE -mon" You BouGHT ? — axiaT's “ty! REASON use. (tT 1 “OU DON'T tree Se i , 4 SEE YOUR WIFE = ERY Good PHOTO “THAT Pt Re HERE ——? v a rat OF HER —— | Haeppenstall, will Harry Cahane. duct rehearsals, F, Ziegfeld jr. has signed a wo) years’ contract with James Reynolds, | who designed some of the most) Striking costuines in the “Follies.” | Felice Morris, William ~— David, James R. Waters and David Andra:ta | have been engaged for “The Detour.” Isabe] Rodrigues, the Spanish cancer who Is appearing in “The Last Waltz,” has received an offer to dunce in “Spanish Love,” soon to be presented in Paris, © opening date of George White's “Scandals of 1921," at the Liberty | Theatre, has been definitely set for Monday evening, July 18 | J. Harold Murray introduced into ‘The Whirl of New York” just night at the Winter th y of Kipling’s This adds two verses ty the song, which is illustrated by Kyra, the Oriental dancer, and members of the chorus in Rurmese costume. The Dumbelis were guests yester- day afternoon at a reception and tea given in their honor by the British ]Great War Veterans at their club house. mond Hitcheock will act as r of ceremonies at the Bal des which will be) held night. ne on Paradise Roof to-morrow | THE BIG LITTLE Ce: 7. = Ways ! 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