The evening world. Newspaper, November 28, 1921, Page 22

eh THE NEW PLAYS “The Wild Cat” 'S A Good $ “9 sTrere Picturesque Spanish Operetta ‘ Mite OF ROAD — Now I'M GoNNA SEE IF THAT BIRD WAS LYING % ME WHEN BY CHARLES DARNTON HE SAID THIS CAR WOULD JUMP FROM “TEN “TO FIFTY MILES IN A QtTy Block! I and Sand” we heard alli no time in going to join the angels. it a builfight. In “The Wild/1n spite of every indication to the ” the Park Theatre on | contrary, the bandit declared she had night, we saw it all—all| died of grief for him. He accordingly bull—the champion toreador | carried her body to his cave in tht glittering entourage, some On| mountains and managed to have it horses, othets afoot, parad-| fat! on him when he was shot dead gf HE was “eu TH Trot HH the arena, and then glimpses ®anguinary sport, with the fighter finally carried off to ‘This was the novelty of Manuel » Penella'’s picturesque Spanish ope- Yetta, together with a gorgeous shaw! . ©f aif go immense that it served as.a ‘curtain during the playing of a spir- intermezso, in which the strains ir Was on hand as conductor fire into an excellent singing ww that included a resounding { Nearly everything was sald to Music, no matter how trivial, the » tereador warbling it was 4 beautiful afternoon for killing a bull, the padre Yewling “Such love as this upsets me,” an@ at another time going to the the music became lively and melodi- ‘ous, . A particularly true note was struck in a flower song by Conchita Piquer, who carried it with the rak- igh air of a gamin and roused the _@reatest enthusiasm of the night. This “Ma@hing little charmer also danced capitally with the equally clever Pilar ‘orralba. t Luckily for her, the piquante Phyuer nothing to do with the burden- ‘plot, which got under way with violent quarrel over a gypsy girl between the toreador and the bandit nicknamed “The Wild Cat." But this ion of @ Spanish “Cavalleria by the local constabulary. You may read into this “last embrace” a happy ending, if you understand Spanish love. If not, it doesn't matter. Dorothy South sang charmingly as) the gypfy sweet rt, Vera Ross gave another melodious Voice to the toreador’s mother, Sam Ash justified the choice of a tenor for a bull fighter, and Marion Green was a con- vincing “wildcat.” The chorus did excellent work. In short, you will find at the Park a dazzling musical spectacle, uncom- monly well sung. THE BIG LITTLE a tH FRISKED J ie WaT t.SA\D , Touctien ! —You GAVE MY POCKETS TH’ ote e Screenings By DON ALLEN THE TRUTH, THE WHOLE TRUTH The milignnium, or something mighty close to it, has been reached. Realas® Pictures Corporation sprung the sore prise. “The officials of that company, have put all their cards, aces and ally right on the table, face pppermost, and told the truth abott “South of Suva.” “In epite of the fact ¢hat the awe thor, Ewart Adamson, chose the Bouts) Seag as the locale for the film, we dig not send a company down to the South Seas, aoccompanted by a detachnient of marines,” announces, J. 8. Woody, General Manager of Realart. “The nea! any of our actors were to the Wend seas was the beaéh a& Laguna, C . That the most refreshing bit of candor Déard in picturedoni in years, sic 'EM, WIND! " went no further. It re- a i @ bull to finish one ry L, is lich the gypsy girl lost Sick I THINK You BETTER TAKe Hi OVER A NICE. |. No, that whifridg sound that watts . in from out Hollywood way oe the moaning of native sons over e brand WOT ? peer. of non-California weather old Dame z = a ie spriv: on them. Far be Sak ta alld Bl ead How- WE Puta DA NCEA PEAR FoR LER TLE SICKA Boy a playful wi In, Mary Miles Mjii- HARLES L. WAGNER, thanager fot John McCormack and othtr rousical artists, is to do son YU y BAsKeT oF i jj 2 vat FRUIT. ee, reducing for the regular stage: He ‘ “fas placed th rehearsal a play by Clare Kummer entitled “The Moun-! tain Ban” and will launch it at the Globe ‘Theatre. Atlantic City, Dec. 1.) After three days there and a week in "> Washington, Mr. Wagner. will bring, "understood Harry Beresford is prom. | _ nently cast in the play. Mr. Wagner recently joined the Producing Man-| agers’ Association. “CONSTABLE, DO.YER DUTY! | _ Walter Kingsley, rated as a tre-| mendous judge of femipine beauty, hes sent us a tribute’ to Frances! Howard of “The Intimate Strangers,” | Wilda Bennett vf "The Music Box! _ Revue” and Katherine Cornel! of “a; Will of Divorcement.” Space has. = made us eliminate some of his floral! rhetoric, but this is how he describes | the girls: p Frances Howard—A wild wood vio- | Br CAV wane of ib) SY “Bees: Pune KATINKA . R COME ON- 'T BE SOME DAY, DEAR- hay BE MARRIC! INKAS LET'S SIT ON ME STEPS AN TALK fe deter tl Wey J Reon Jj, LOE LiKBA DA Pear? S Tt is, Just ty. eno of the ahtics of Fe * — oe = SAID GENTLY, I KATINKA ter's latest film, now being shot, there are @ lot of Mennonites. Mennonites are not, as one might suppose, tal- cum powder makers, but gentlemen who drift around hiding behind vint~ age whiskers, ‘The capricious Call- fornia breeses, seeing the chance of @ lifetime, have been having o fleld day ziazing through the jow! gere- niums ever since the whiskers reached thelr majority. Tne mattress makers of America have selected Hollywood as their next convention city, too. SECONDS ARE SCARCE. Although a lot of us don't find it jdwyn announces that the most aif. . ficult task of the wardtobe department is to.and oid clothing with which te costume mob scenes. Of coursé, all such clothing must be clean, and it ie just this process. thas takes from it thé very shebbiness aa, much needed in such 4 as" Hearts,” a story of immigrant Russ sians. . ‘The telescopic eyes of watdrol@ Thi gemaint onion, Roping they mah and remnan les, ing they may be able to pick up worn clothing, And it's tough piekings at that. EXTRYI EXTRY!1 The haliroom boys‘ have gone. iy’ yaudeville. ‘This*doesn’t mean that Percy Ferdie, have forsaken the films the two-a-day talkies, but it alo mean that the famous screen chars acters for the nonce, aa ‘twere, vaudeville actora. It ail happens during-the unreeling of saat ‘gt Jn the row tree shade of Billie latest comedy, “The Matinee During the action the famous rary Wiis Denes ne sagt Dna. Poh || | I ee pag ptrratp #111 a fair as | ae Ra 0 9 WHER | Hie \ : 2 < ! 4 act, a thrilling “mellerdrammer~aag Katherine Cornell—Our own young p - y % = R q ‘ several shee gel sis: ees ( ‘Be t, veuutiful in tears; superb ress ‘ is sorrow and the tragic! e good, so it must be. Gee ay, detlane free and braves | i yet i ; CLOSE-UPS, : EOF ware teins in - 3 : - ‘ fom) 4 co. hen Ni William Fox's Hollywood etudio ig sisters—well. not half so fine as going busily on, despite the di ~ Katherine Cornet é but their ried. Mr. Nutt ( = | : to® t Sion cher ae Waleped. 500s bore to 7 Walter wrote it. girls, but . i. " . . as reporte® was out in the country | Cleveland, where he opened the new -- = ~ tion recently. “We can’ compigin igei—we printed it. ut don't for writes us as follows: | RHYMED PROPOSALS | the other day and came across two| Keith 105th Street Theatre. A down- y : | work!” @mnounce Fox actors. Ee AP Dear Dud d the Wife never{\ Dold farmers talking. ; town Kei 1 house to cost several mil- Wham! Here's another joit ATTENTION, LADIES! 71 ver 2 the went to the Army-Navy andiron battle “Yer lookin’ well, Zeb, an‘ gittin’| lions is being built in Cleveland. jaw for California weather. Wanda * ve ores ‘Hawley, blonde Realart 6 {Simp Thompson of Fox Street, the| mid it was to be held ,at Franklin Ware : Mg because of an argument. The wife jclapate of se Bronx adraits tt tant | rat” paid one, “ant: Yor eent@ee €0| Wthel “Levey oad’ her buchend, i pinaged uf M his real name, bur he says she'll recog-| look like ex-President Taft.” Claude Grahame-White, have ar- into an open-air* tank decently, : k ‘ : e Y a9 + , ram,” repli e other :pleased < y y r 5 ee sow aga ree tp tod Series to be at Babe McGray's Holo Grounds, | ''8 love message fenehay wh “play Not to Tart,” came fom the fixt, Geilaudteday ranges. ls ANOTHER RUTH, A FINANCIAL DIAGNOSIS. hented: Hvhere’ hac sue ine P eietard “earrings ton tive voce Age {and it ended tm a Might that set th ow, don't grin—that’s exactly And that was where the conversation |" The Shubert-Jefferson Theatre in| JRA ANDREWS, the newly elected & confidentigi little dalk to a|chatter? : 1 Who can finish the following “hyme plata d cet A Fepult was| he writes us, Say, Ignats, it you © | ended, |, St. Louis hee been added to the chain City Clerk of Terre Haute, is group ‘of (medical. students an| Monti Coins ang Kate Priem im Bimp's pen: pamthe Hani dove ony. feats a | Battling Sam of Harlem, tell him we ~ | of houses presen’ing Shubert Vaude- active in Sunday School work. eminent physiclan took up the Goldwyn players, often kold-up prog : ight : ; ville. Lee Shubert says he will an- ; sis" ductions "to discuss “When |W . mere @ young lady named Dor-|'The Navy won because they knew “Her Salaty Man” opens at the Cort | nounce several further additions soon, | L#8t Sunday he advised the children | extremely important matter of cor-l{inocked ‘em. dead in vaudeville ; ea sett, rnb a igi) | to-night. of his class that the morniag,atugy'] rect diagnosis: ot the maximum fee... |twenty years ago.” came from _ serapin Dear le Chiquita, my Hal- mo ia S i ' ail . i 1 k nty. yes . 4 Who'd laugh all the time and not} bornankles off the ships, The wi tatceen felendte I famdinban the The New York Theatre Club will ANSWERS TO INQUIRIES. would: he about Ruth, referring, of : ‘The best rewards,” le said, “come, Harry Coha has hired two mon te force it. | says to tell you West Point is now ‘ ki see Thank U" Wednesday afternoon | n. g.—Way'not siily for a chorus | C°Urs® to the gleaner, of course, to v9 established specialist. {travel about and listen for laughs FP ipohe Disa-Point. Get +it? She's a cute| day, the first of a trend of happy lat lorence Mason of California has | joi? th edies, We can |: ev'ry good joke kid, but Is rather swell-headed. A| events that, alas and alack, ended | Joined “Lilies of the Field. Joy—Ankemiller, Friars’ Club; | ducing the subject, “who can tell me| {h@ Tesidence, $10 for an office cun-jComediss. | We can Imagine lots of Taneé laugh till she'd choke |man who ‘ald he was the King of] (oe ns ait mage life look | mrSallx” reaches its 400th pertor- | Locke, bs". anything about Ruth? Balaton SAG: EES Om & telepboms | CARO tORm “ P 4 daret all th Z \Switzevland was arrested here last quickly J mance next Saturday night. Hermandes—Haven't it. Ask the| Up went a little hand in the rear | “nsultation. © Boap-bubbile scene in “A Blind nee ‘af ail the strings in her—. aise on supleion ot lying. a black. Perhaps not for you, but Besale McCoy Davis enters Shubert | film company. of the class. sinuia pin AP sppremasive and en: eatine $ Tike Re arene is ——— exeitement, but could learn nothing. a ; | Vaudeville Dee, the 44th Street. “Well, Willie,” asked the teach an @ voice trom @ Soc’ labows trye ” for me it sure did. But I've still ie bd h Strest, : 4 Q eacher, BOMAN DELAYED A DAY, |» | Jett a to hand it to you-—-you're |.O8Car, Shaw of “Good Moraing,| A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. |“what do you know about Ruth?” enh TY | OE ee carerat, fears | The Carmania fafled to reach this SUE. On. sue! | yow-v\ has received a silver cup| Wo presume the scrub teams took|, “He made, twenty-nine home runs hi a ort yesterday, thereby causing a de- ° . $ some kid, And now if you'll mpicn golfer of the Lambs. charge of the Army and Navy fuot- last season,” was the answer.—In- y . - em Mei ‘ad ms i charge a fellow for ng y. in “Just Around the Corner, TEP oF day. in the arrival of George | Arthur Hosenteld, our picture frame | nave me, it be nice as cats, 1 | Walker Whiteside's new play will| ball elevens immediately after tne| @anapolis N aoe °° Cohan. By 6 o'clock this ¢venins. “ e1 ol is pd bleman” the other night and| always will be your most loving n ae “The Hindu” hereafter. | game and cleaned them up. ver, George M. will be ve . dway. Sake Rosenthal, antl en notice Louls was on the been “The Moon God. , Ignatz, ‘ he O'Brien Gir” . ze. Why? Well. the beauty of| | s Humbird Duffey will sing the ISHMENT. to What musical Choe in| sue McManamy, leading lady, blitdes | == === | role of Spridoff in the Shavert revival |, middie bitoea @ mighty game, in February ano will give | him to all else. Later, while alone in| inat for framing purposes she may | °f..th® Chocolate Soldier,” 2 ence. ah 4 bucolic was his complexion, pip ormauces on the Olympic onthe | the atilly night, he wrote the following | have it for oie pO’ Y| “The Merchant of Venice,” instead |But “middies” isn’t quite the name but wealth radiated from him—from tained ean {invitation to a big| lett the stage for the movi over, The “Tavern” production | to sue: tall “Tweltth Night,” will be the/apey srould have had; I tell you dinner party, and she was being| The average length of a reel of filmy now being prepated for shipment] on, Sue, dear Sue! A NEW HIP CLOWN | Gotnere-Mariows bill a¢ the Century eae ; "| Ris Seepases nepaaner 30 the big dia- | piloted A ie vy te) to dining | \# F200 feat when it reaches the London. ge G , . atu 'y_afternoon. i mond on Inger. 'e sat down for | room she not: marble bust on | screen. me seem much langer. thay ; Minna d When T look at you i ioots, a brother of Toto, both| James Marlowe and Speneer Char- Tre weather made those fellows mud-| his meal and the recklessness with | one of the pillars ie the hall. "lthat. nuTTs Bore. Toannot help but admire int, ae eeRcenenged by Carin | tere ave, bean’ addeg, ta the cant ot 7 Ole which he srdered commanded the re- et ne in-out tag Doris Kenyon eupparting Shrewsbury Nutt is stil| — y, o Hippodrome, He took his place a ‘Willisee ola 7 hea dae | epee c i bmn Fl genres Terie in. “Obadews ef tap is. wife, Jessica Sic ee Ie ne jthe head of the tunsmaking contin; Peviliam Crogamen announces th noe | , newer Be a ecw hag base Bteece tt ison, associate i fe are visiting ae ¢ oe gent to-day, | lish rights‘to Hugo von Hoffman FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. - you’ dem}. Sl “Oh, le jt now taculated the | editor, of Wom: at Behe 5 Somntey place, And your eyes wpich glow like s “Jedermann” tuve” bee: “Tim's~boby. im the | ttlest wan Ol] “You jet pat . froth the|waman. “But can yo.t ell m6,” she >wrote “A. Man® ter.tne wate . wired by Sir John Martin Harvey. of |e er saw, | country, “And avhil re back in| padded. prompily, “whether It te fatt Moore, ‘at London. “Gwant Bia De? Joe, wus as lide | che kitchen, ‘ot éuitee | present or the lat There wasn't so much to that, save | | have a letter for him. Now for the rhyme! Come on~let’s go: “Now,” said Andrews, after intro-| or instance, I chargé $25 a cal! during the showing of Hallroony the street?”—Chicago Journal. first screen job when he said ee —~— | “look funnier in pictures than he ald KNEW WHAT HE WANTED. WANTED TO BE SURE. in the flesh.” A director didn't be. T happened in a Powell street res- ka | eve him. But he proved it, I taurant, Bucollc was his dress RS. NEWLFRICH, by virtue of |” Ralph Ince has more than’300 phota -her husband's wealth, had ob- | pjays to his direction credit singe he AS HODGE TELLS IT. Willian Hodge. who, by the Ms a, the , - [nok tectoaye ath Street Theatre ’ Ps