The evening world. Newspaper, November 24, 1922, Page 25

PT RT PIES AP hohe bubmllled suiled her, "Made | Heaven” will open during the week o Jan, 15 “VIRTUOUS SINNERS”” The C. and L. Amusement Corpora tion has accepted for early produ tion a play called by B. Harrison Orkow. THEL BARRYMORE Is to be Been x00n as Juliet In * and Juliet,” wy the Barry family playwright Wiliam Sha! apeare. Arthur Hopkins, the Barry, more family producer, says it's a fact, so it must be. The production will be the second of Miss Barry- season at the Longacre No announcement Is forth- coming as to the {dentity of the Romeo, but our guess is he will be ~ McKay Morris. Miss Barrymore Physically is not our idea of Jullet, but her acting of the role should be perfect. Incidentally, Robert Edmond Jones, the Barrymore family scenic artist, will design the settings, ‘\. WHERE WAS THE CAT? “(a “Why Men Leave Home” minutés,\ She. has just notified a that the other night she discovered nest of mice tn the bei. 80 absurd. Gossip, A third “Blossom Time" is In rehearsal “Better-Time .”* at the Hippodrom: day afternoon, Irene Franklin will vaudeville work Monday at the Roy: Theatre. A NEW MYSTERY PLAY. } “rhe Rear Car,” a mystery play, by Edward 1. Rose, will be produced shortly by the Selwyns, with Taylor Holmes as {ts star i. B. Herts “The Little Kangaroo,” “OUR NELL” SOON The new musical comed: seed," has boen renamed “Our Nell,’* by Davidow & Lemaire, the pro- | ducers, It will begin a New York en- fagement at the Bayes Theatre on Monday evening, Dec. 4, The cast includes Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Barry, Emma Haig, Olin Howland, Eva Clark, John Moerklyn, Thomas Conkey, Lora Sanderson and Guy Nicholas ford Monday. Auditorium, will sing his own songs. called “The Lady Cristilinda.” Guthrie McClintic has HONESTLY, SHE DID! An old couple, who wanted to see “Stolen Sweets,” stepped up tothe box office of the Central Theatre last night an dasked for two seats: “['m sorry,” said Treasurer De Mexican play, Gringo,” Henri Berchman will be muate: ector at the beenfit for the Racha fa § Square Theatre Sunday evening, De: a eee. but tpe house has been sold A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY, “Are you moving?’ asked the old] So Benny Leonard is to have lady. cafe in the basement of the Harl Ca f roll Theatre! Can it be that Ea is breaking away from ART? JOE CAWTHORNE HURT. The performance of ‘The Bunch and Judy” was callcd off last night tn thorne strained a ligament in one of his legs. The show will continue to- night with Johnny Dooley in the Cawthorne role. Johnny will p the part until Mr. Cawthorne recov. ers “I don't believe anything that cannot see.” you?" “Surely.” “Did you ever see them?” MISS DORO IN IT. Marie Doro, just back from Europe, has been engaged by Joseph E. Shea fo star in William Hurlbut's play “Made in Heaven." While abroad Miss Doro tried to find a play bat FOOLISHMENT. A maiden went aboard a ship To take a trip to France; A flask had she upon her hip, “Virtuous Sinners,” Flor- ence Suirley sits on a bed for seven It all seemed company will be 150 performances old Wednes- resume her “The Rainbow Girls Quartet’ will be presented in Keith Vaudeville by starring James T. Powers, will open in Stam- The East-West Players will repeat their latest bill o fone-act plays to- morrow night at the Metropolitan “Benny Davis Night’ will be held at the Blue Bird this evening; Benny Fay Bainter’s new play is now will open at the Ritz Theatre Dec. 4. engaged Edna Hibbars forta leading role in his » Times Square FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE. “You believe you have brains, don’t THE EVENING WORL FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 24, a of And so she took no chance. She gave the captain half of it, And he became quite merry. Said he: “By gum, you've made a hit With good old Captain Perry.” anata IN NEW YORK To- DAY. 8 Deughters of 1813, Waldorf-Astoria, 11 A. M. College of Mount St j P. lecture, Vincent, batt, a8 a idge, Waldorf-Astoria, National Hotel M Grand Central Palace. New York State Hotel Association. open house at Hote] Commodore, Cercle Franco-Americaine, dance, Mc- Alpin, 8 P. M. e,| Board of Education, Alpin, 12.30 P.M, September Term Grand Jury, dinner, McAlpin, 7 P. M. rnity Conference, ‘@ Exposition, luncheon, Mc- meeting, ai f ntertainment and vening. Pennsylvania, eve- dance, Pennsy Ch! Phi PI, dane: ning. Federation Pennsylvania. Mount Nibo, bridge, Pennsylvania. Century Theatre Club, meeting, Com- modore, 1.30 P. M Princeton University Football Team, dinner, Commodore, 7 P, M. Fidelity Council, No. 495, K. dance, Biltmore, evening. Academy of Political Solence, meet- ing-dinner, Astor, 9 A. M. Harlem Lodge, No. 457, F. dinner-dance, Astor, 7 P. Crescent Lodge, No, 402, F. and A. 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