The sun., 1915-03-10

With the exception Of the Hippo
dromes noted and native American In
dian premiere rattlesnake danseus.,
Miss Llzze-K k-a-Hole-in-the-Sky and
her charming cousins in art. Miss Alice
Sit-hy-the- Fire-Water and the Princess
Sunbonnet- Sioux. there had been next to
no hyphenating OF names by Broad
ways theatrical artists and artistes
But with the beginning OF the real
British invasion of Broadway cssts at
The outbreak Of the war the members
of the Lambs and other American ac-
tors and actresses started right in 70
think deeply. A hyphensted name means
just SO much more space on theatre
programmes and In the twilight, or ten
cent edition. OF the Morrino Telegraph.
The personally conducted invasion OF
Sir Johnston and Lady Forbes Robert
son a year or more ago somehow failed
To start the hyphenatins habit here.
Recently. however. Broadway began 10
ponder over the additional white paper
necessary 10 print properly such names
AS We now have with us-Miss Eva
Leonard Boyne OF the Granville Barker
company. Miss Molle H,mley-Clinord
Of "A Pair of SILK stockings" Miss
PHYLLIS Neilsou.Terry at Maxine Elliott :
Theatre. Edoardo Ferrsr-Foutani OF
the Metropolitan opera House, who Is
not exactly British, however. and a
string too long To list besides.
Miss Elsie-Jaris-aud-moth is q bit
A.. faaa Fl
readers Of Broadway items II social or
.estnetic interest. Miss lduis's mother
does not perform publicly nowadays,
but snasmuCh as Miss Janis always IN
sists that her mother accompany her
constantly. even up - the moment "
stepping from the wings 10 the spot
light. Broadway takes n Tor granted
tina. tie hyphenated manner Of coupling
the names ri mother and daughter Viii
soon be adopted by Mss Janis legally
The new letter paper ordered by A
W. Dnewall was on display in tn Ding
wall Office, in the Times Building yes
tarday and showed that the manager
name now j. A W. Sandy-p!ngwliI Nj
sandy pinrwul explained that h= had
added the nickname TO his real name tot
] use on twenty-tour sheet posters IN case
1 he goes into the producing game aga n
The new hyphensted name Will be used
by Mr. Sandy-Dingwail chiefly for the
.esson that II vii, take up o. much
I room on the posters there Will I've nc
room at ali for the playwright's.
Glenmore whitney Stufry-Dav!s va'
bound TO come. Mr. Stury-Dsvis vher
no, busy with his Inside the Lines
, troupe these DAYS is posing for full
I length portrait for Ben All Hsgs =
which Mr. Haggin expects 70 exhibit
during the spring under the catalosue
/ i.tie OF PORTRAIT ~ q Gentleman IN h :
I Other suit" The minute Mr StuHy'
. Davis began 20 pose Tor portrait OF
! himself entirely hand painted through
! cut thoughts OF hyphen To his name
naturally resulted
Willie Newman. ny the way. il row
/ w. Garrick- Newman. For q long, lone
/ time Willie has mad the Garrick Theatr-
/ under his charge. and the f1rrlcK ha.
, had Willie. even II Il hsd nothing else
| While Is So much a port-usua.ly the
! only part-of the GarrICk's human sle'
I ment that lie has grown fond OF the
! theatre and its deep silences and resttu
g,oom--so fond in fact that he Il about
Ia ask the courts to lat him take tst
/ theatres name and tach It ONO his owa
Buster willie-CollIsr and william
Buster-Collier Will assume these hynhen-
at@d forms Of their names just as soon
a. melody writes a new play for the
Collier family Thus Buster VIII figure
on the programme twice and 20 Will
father And Richard Harding Davis IS
10 become Hardirg-povs 50 that folks
vii stop asking him II ne wrote the i'm
mortal drama called "Th. Family
In fact Robert II. DAVIS was about The
only person run across on Broadway
YESTERDAY who announced thai he Will
NOT Use \ hypheu, Hes go.ns 10 50 ~
TO Robert II Davis 30 that folks vii
stop asking him - he wrote the lste