The evening world. Newspaper, November 13, 1922, Page 11

By BIDE DUDLEY i EP SHUP) a cabled ¢ £ Gover: ERT has received the went of the Frénch ent to the plan to have (Cecile Sorel and her Comedie Fran- joaise company play a second week at ithe 39th Street Theatre. Eight addi- tional performances will be given, bo- {ginning Nov. 20. Two plays, not Ancluded in k's repertoire Qwill be give They are ‘Le Misan- thrope”’ and ‘Tartuffe."” , JOINS MUSICAL COMEDY, Ethel Clark, well known in concert fwori as @ soprano, has ¢ to PD cotumvus to join the cast of ne, is w formance over there when it comes Mack this way in the spring. ADELITY HAS NEW HOME. Dear.’ Miss Clark is a Staten], Gsiander, and an effort is being made to have the company play one per- vice station at the Hippodrome, Vis tors in New York are Invite ft. It is for everybody and th no charge. ANOTHER LITTLE THEATRE. A Little Theatre will o in the Majestic Hotel on Dec, 5, under the direction of Nina Saunders Derby. Each play produced will be given three nights a week for two weeks and ten plays will be presented. The first will be “A Glance Ahead,” by Willard Bowman. Charles Dickson will have the leading role. GOSSIP. A hundred pupils of the Blies High School, Brooklyn, will see ‘The Torch-Bearers"’ Dec. 1, The Selwyns have engaged Fokine |‘ to stage a ballet for their production of “Johannes Krelsler.” The Minskys are offering prizes for he best travesties for use at the Park Musio Hall. Ann Reader, formerly of “The Bird of Paradise,” will go to the Metro- politan, Cleveland, for a stock starring engagement. Helenka Adamowska, Russtan act- ress and dancer, ts now a member of ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 4. [medais will go to t ond 1922, poly fnishing ] A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. 1 a se ho Theatr -night Beginning thi FOOLISHMENT. A muiden who ved up in Lynn, 1° at the Times Square, ‘When asked for a kiss would berta Burton has succeeded her. Just grin Capt. J. A. E. 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