The evening world. Newspaper, November 17, 1922, Page 20

The Stage By BIDE DUDLEY ENRY BARON announces he i wili offer on T i near future The Red Pop With Estelle Winwood as a mel rele. The play, described as a melo dramatic spectacle, is by Andre Picard and was produced originally at the Renaissance Theatre, Patis The story deals with the French metropolis and its inter pretation calls for a cast of forty-six People, MISS GALE’S NEXT. Zona Gale, whose first play, “Miss Lulu Bett.’ was awarded the Pulitzer prize, is writing another « for Brock Pemberton. She is at her home fa Portage, Wis. “HAYSEED.” “Hayseed,” described as a musical pleted Apache Ife In} Theatre Sunday night, bill will be numbers: and Mrs, Riano have prom come from Washington on attend a ben Plaza given by the members of the Spanish colony to the Spanish Chureh of Our Lady of Pilar in Brooklyn icholas and others. ANOTHER KEITH HOUSE. BE. F It will be the BERNIE VOLUNTEERS. Ben Bernie and his band, Florence ¢, Eddie Buzzell and Ruth Gray assist in the Rachael Dec, 3 AMBASSADOR WILL ATTEND. Spanish Ambassador Juan Tat Nov it dance at the + The proceeds will 1 Albee announces that plans for a new Keith vaudeville atre tenth Keith house within the borders of that State, Aid ety's benefit at the Times Square The made up of twenty-tiv’ MISS BARRYMORE IN IT. Ethel Barrymore will 4 ‘The Spirit of Bquity’ int 1 the Equity ball, Hotel Asto: morrow nigh i Midnight Jol 8 WILL De er feature. GOSSIP. Mme, Vetrova’s tour in White fo violinist in “Hh onates Frank F The Seaside ren will be Da has bee dancing : Show of vephe has been tempo ipted because of throat] Mlavia ¢ Howard Samples has been engaged | \ AR TTT AMBRE Sei Le Se company gave j| Barry, Emma Haig, Olin Howland, |them try out, too. John has the mat iva Clark, John Merkyl, Thomas|ter under consideration, ey Lora Sanderson, — Guy on ING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1922. 22 RE RNR James Dale of the “Loyalties” some Shakespearean ’ at Public Sehool No, 11 eday “KANGAROO'S"” CAST. Ned Wayburn has completed the Little Kangaroo,” t ver principals are Marjorie Gate ‘| ¢, Allen Kearns, rge Trabert, Pat n ara, O'Brien, Lionel Pape, Barry itcomb, Edward Lester and Victo som, | Cassimore iday morning, Dee 1 been added to the Te in iting Sausage. A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY. Some one in New Haven is stealing Wit the people keep right on FOOLISHMENT. ‘ay. Mary, I've known you, ll bet, n years,” said a young man, “ani yet Our lips, Mary dear, tren't acquainted, I fear,’ nd right then and there their lips met FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. “A theatrical manager is like an stronomer.”* “When ?" “When he discovers a new star.”’ comedy satire, with book and lyrics i the Win Garden. Ve is a by A. Thomas and Brian Hooker H and music by George Gershwin and THEY WANT TO ACT n Girl” now at the William aly, will have its first Now that John Golden ts offering |b. % Will reach its f Presentation in Stamford next Mon-|ambitious amateurs the to}1 on Nov. é @ay under the direction of Edward] understudy the actors t The Club; con t for a new Keith vaudeville theatre] ner’ at the Little rs] theatre *, has x 5 east includes Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy («nd stagehands a et | Marry B its Preside: i = } | Christmas Presents j N unlimited array of f gift suggestions. t Goods purchased now i will be held for Christ- | mas delivery. f } E = SS : ' Davenport End Table, in polychtome mahogany and Japanese lacquer Specially $1 0.25 priced at Priscilla Sewing Cabi- net, in solid mahogany priced”... $12.00 Priced. sepsis tethineenrammarcneses eee TT NUN G ‘ 5 fh Windsor Arm Chair. Special $39.50 BUuckuEX NEWHALL Burve respon FoRNITURE Sixth Avenue at 41st St P ER Opposite Bryant Park. 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