The evening world. Newspaper, November 16, 1922, Page 21

By BIDE DUDLEY AY BAINTER will begin her New F York engagement at the Ritz Theatre on Hoffe's play, Arthur Byron is featured in the cast. “The *Bootleggers,” a new comedy, will begin a run at the 89th Street Theatre on Nov. 27 also, Will A. Page wrote it. Charles Dillingham Will put his latest musical comedy, “The Bunch and Judy,” in the Globe Theatre on Noy. 28. Jerome Kern is the composer concerned; the book is by Anne Caldwell and Hugh Ford and the lyrics by Miss Caldwell. In the cast are Joseph Cawthorn, the Astaires, Ray Dooley, Grace Hayes, the Six Brown Brothers, Delano Dell and others. TO OFFER LIGHT OPERAS. An opera comique company, which ‘will present such works as “The Chimes of* Normandy,” “Mistress Nell,” the Gilbert and Sullivan operas nd “Gtrofle-Girofila,” is being formed by the Messrs. Shubert for a season of matinees in New York and Phila- delphia early in 1923. The cast will ‘bo recruited chiefly from those in the companies playing ‘Blossom Time” in the two cities, A NEW PLAY. “At the End of the World,” a new play by Edward Delaney Dunn, will be produced to-morrow night in Stamford by the Messrs, Shubert. It will be sent to Chicago. A FASHION REVUE. Alexander Leftwich is staging a revue called ‘Fashions of 1928." Styles old and new will bo shown, The company will number seventy five and will include many models. There will also be dancing of various sorts to the music of Ford Dabney's orchestra, LEASE THE WARBURTON, The Warburton Theatre, Yonkers, has been Icased by Arthur Collins, Leon Gordon and Chariton Andrews, who will present Broadway successes with a stock company. TO OFFER PLAYLETS. Four one-act plays, one cach by Heywood Broun, Don Marquis, Chris- topher Morley and an anonymous dramatic critic, will be staged at the Metropolitan Theatre, Madison Ave- nue anf 24th Street, Dec. 5, by the Stockbridge Stocks. GLAD TO OBLIGE. “Please let the world know Fred Stone has been elected Vice President of the Celebrations Association of Forest Hills Gardens,” says a note. “Much excitement, but could learn nothing! No need to send $11.—H. Mack Roberts jr.'’ S’ALL RIGHT! Hi. Dudley Hawley wishes to apolo- gize for holding the curtain at the Belmont Theatre a few minutes last night. He was moving and lost his dogs, Rocks. Then Sonny Hawley, his youthful heir, disappeared and H Dud had to hunt ‘em both up. GOSSIP. The “Fantastic Fricassee’’ com- Deny at the Greenwich Village ‘Theatre will perform at Sing Sing Sunday. Eddie Buzzell “The Gingham Girl” was twenty-seven years old yesterday. He still is receiving gifts. Mile. Cecile Sorel and her company have been made honorary members of the Equity. The Jacob H. Schiff Club of the upper west side will see ‘Springtime of Youth” at the Broadhurst to-night. R. H. 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