The evening world. Newspaper, September 19, 1921, Page 20

—_ oe ae ae iss. About me EA ih By BIDE ALLACE MUNRO announces that Hilda Spong in “The | Fan," a comedy by Caillavet | and de Flers, will begin an engage- ment at the Punch and Judy Theatre under his management on Oct. 3. He states further that ‘he cast will not contain a single member of the Ac- tors’ Equity Association. Besides Miss Spong the players who will ap- pear in “The Fan" are Eva Leonard: | Boyne, Rosalie Mathieu, Elizabeth Bellairs, Margaret Dumont, Ian Mac- | Jaren, Frank Sylvester, Heaton, Horace James, Edward Wever, J. Jackson Dunn, J. A. Os borne and Kraft Walton “Miss Spong and 1 are the produc- said Mr. Munro, Incident musical f will open ai the Liberty the same night with a cast of both Equity and rs. It is under- mbers are under ts, y “run of the play" BERLIN SHOW THURSDAY. Sam H. Harris has postponed t opening of Irving L Revue” at the new atre until Thursday nigh THE JOUSON THEATRE. In recognition of the popularity of Al Jolson, the Messrs a) Gecided to rename the imperia on Tuesday, Oct. 4 was an end man trels, esrning ag lie spends 1 salute him with " him reply, “Howdy, Lu uty STAGE ” b intin bY the Messrs. nerican adaptation has been y Glen MacDonough and F. e score 1s by Henr TWO NEW PLAYS SOON. Wiiliam Hodge will come to the Broad! Theatre on Oct. 3 in his own comedy, “Beware of Dogs! ra of the Apes” closed at this | uurday night {Till We're Married, edy by Hutcheson Hoyd and 1 Bunner, will go into the under Oliver Morosco's guida Bept. 25 ACTORS TO SEE “SWORDS.” | 4] matinee perform- will be given at the to-morrow in hono: pany Other 8 will be given to play appearing in current attractions, LAUDER HERE OCT. 1. auder has written his man- that he will ar- Oct. 1. After| rris’s countr: place in the Adirondacks, the Scote comedian will open his season w a week at the Lexington Theatre, be- ginning Oct. If | THE UNTRUTHFUL STAGE. Trene klyn's two Little daugh- ters saw an ape man in vaudeville re-| cently. On arriving home the elder | child said to her mother: “Mamma, wasn't that a real ape of| ” replied the Village es" singer. mun dressed up.” ireenwich | was a came from the 1° said mother GOSSIP. The Strind Orchestra has returned to its old job. Lumsden Hare wil! be in Richard G. Herndon's “The Title.” Marguerita Sylva is returning to vaudeville for ten wocks, Ina Claire in “Blueheard's Eighth Wife" opens at the Ritz to-night Beatrice Prentice is playing Ming Toy in a second company of "East Is “failam Bosworth has heen engaged for “Girls,” which Mare Klaw, Inc. will produce. Will A. Page is now exploiting fea- ture films for Gotdwyn, He'd like to have you know “Theodora” is headed | this way. Colin Campbell has been engaged by | the Messrs. Shubert for a part in * Dangerous Man.” Jeanette Dietrich, a dancer who keeps Koing, will be ween in Al Jols show, “Bombo. Astley has arrived from Ei ppear if “A Bill of Diyorcement.” men an entertaine Wonder ow he’ amateur pla it re with: Baer 14th theatres in the ted exclusively to ae 604 of them mb, who was in 1 join’ the March he Punch and Judy A THOUGHT FOR TO.DAY. A cultured Boston lady told a policeman recently that a burglar had broken in the door of her home with a James. FOOLISH MENT. Phere was a young girl nen fonsc, Who was so exccediagly dense That when a dog vit her Bhe gave forth a titter And murmured: “suv, mense?” red Hor PROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. “The rent on my apartment has geVERETT M. 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