The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-22

sleeves already in or did she have the
/ sleeves added later? In our establishment
they say the gown as originally designed
was sleeveless. ana | don't believe IT,"
Miss Webster had to make the shame
| faced admission that she didn't know
whether the sleeves were on the origIna.
blueprints Of the gown or not And she
went away then feeling somehow that as
an enlightener on high art she had not
been an absolutely sure fire success.
Mrs Granville Barker was induced. as
all visiting English folk always are in
duced at the first American luncheon OF
dinner after their arrival here, to SAM
! pie the great American cocktail. Mrs.
! Barker slipped a Bronx, tried to conceal
. WIZ ff'a .'.' lI.f 'uts.aa. ~ sampilug
the national gIher. But Mrs Barker
does pride upon The knowledge
| Of at least the tines OF our cocktails
Yesterday Granville and Mrs Barker
had friend to luncheon at the Astor.
/ Oysters on the hllf shell were decided
upon and then Mrs Barker suddenly re-
called with pride her new knowledge OF
cocktail nomenclature when the walter
asked whether or not tho oysters were to
be served plain or as an oyster cocktail.
"ph, YES. Harley said Mrs Gran
vile, Harley being her name FOR the
eminent Granville will YOU have an
oyster cocktail or Bronx
Young Charley Buguham. publicly man
, for Jenny Lind until advancing Years
,used him 70 settle On Broadway a. man
g.. N'l' t,..s Eh"''.. when 70 vas
I opeI ed---Charley is also president OF the
IheA' ,'a' ~. r1gp.s r. DIussnt rl.ou
and therefore speaks authoritativcly--sa
there - no truth Ia Broadway s.ory
that when Nallack's IS torn down he will
accept position from Warden Thomas
Mott Osborne ls house manager Of the
Sing Sing theatre.
There is said TO be truth In the story.
however. THAI Warden Osborne will be
elected member Of the Theatrical Man
a.ers Association at It's next meeting
Besides a first magnitude star in me per-
son of Miss Ethel Barrymore. tnere will
he stellar brlliancv even In he supporting
cast when Miss barrymore presents THE
shadow" at the Empire Theatre next Mon
DAY night Playing with Miss Barrymore
viii be Miss Grace Ellison. who even Il
| her name was not in electric lights during
, the run Of The Lion aud the Mouse" was
, tile real star OF that successful play.
They're talk!ns only hgn art around tho
/ Keith offices these days. ur ever since the
B ounce lttlNfu yesterday afternoon mat
when those noted drama uplfterS, Maurice
B and Miss Florence Walton, appear at the
/ Palace next Monday they will dance sur
rounded on three sides by stage setting
/ by Leon Bakst.
"Bakst first eased over-pardon me-
! that is to say, Bakst first sent over said
/ MIR. Walter Kingsley yesterday, "a design
/ OF violet desert all smeared up with
/ mean relieved with sunset hues We
! canned. sent the design back. should
, say" continued Mr.. Kingsley, throwing
back over his shoulder a nap OF the
/ charlesheurymeltze cape coat he bought
| late yesterday afternoon.
! "Baks. next sent designs for "A silver
gray and purple scheme. which is a
! lalldpalooze in svery--an exquisite ex-
ample rather Of the great Russian stage
coiorist's art The design has been
I worked uut uN ,h- BstUn he &sysi from
/ the Bakst sketches. Hundreds OF yards
! Of specially woven tussah silk will hang
IN cyclorama curve, the upper half
decorated with brillian. designs and the
lower half silver gray. The stage will
! be covered with great purple carpet
woven to order from special design.
Some class. kId--what?'
Furthermore, Lady Dun Gordon who
designed Miss Walton's gowns, and the
Baroness de Meyer will give box parties
AZ the Palace on Monday night Others
Who nave reserved boxes for the Maurice
Walton premiere are Elinor Glyn, Fred
crich Prince OF Boston, Mrs John A
Black and Mrs. julius Walsh OF ST. Louis
who has also reserved the entire front