Evening star., 1918-04-14
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will be minus Charles wesson, who has
been feature two seasons. Mr.. Wes-
son Just received his notification to ap-
pear at. Camp Dix to respond to the
call of the draft. Bert Mack will take
his place.
The Shuberts produced in Stamford,
Conn. last week new musical comedy,
entitled Fancy Free" by Dorothy Don
nelly and Augustus Barrett. Clifton
piece opened its New York run last
Thursday night.
Twin Beds" will be produced this
Careful, Dear" "Rock-a-Bye, Baby" q
musical comedy based on the piece. had
It's first performance at New Haven last
Monday night and will go into New
York for a run.
Lou Tellegen's success as a star in
Blind Youth has been SO pronounced
that instead of going to the Pacific
coast he will tour the northwest dur
ing the summer and return to, New
Malcolm Fassett, who recently closed
with ''The Willow Tree" has been en-
BAY BAY. "A stitch in Tine" II This jiece is
the joint product of Mr.. Bailey and
Lottie Meany.
Burt Green, the husband of Irene
The Passing Show" Is seriously Ill
with pneumonia in ST. Louis Miss
Franklin left the company last night to
attend to her husband.
After more than two years in the
musical play, "Pom-Pom," Mitzi
Ha1os' tour came to an end last night
at Portsmouth, N. H. Following a rest
hearsals in a new musical comedy. yet
unnamed. to be produced next month.
II the municipal authorities permit, it is
announced. Pat Rooney. Sd. the ,.miti-
loan campaign this week. At the Keith
New York Palace. he was a very impor-
tant feature and to his modest little ef-
fort was attributed the sale Of many thou
sands Of dollars worth Of bonds.
John Findlay, the character actor.
we'll known in this city through his
connections with stock companies, died
in New York last week after a long
illness, aged sixty-two. His wife died
about a month ago in New York. Mr..
Findlay was last seen in this city at the
Belasco in THE Only Girl"
"see You Later" will be presented by
A, II. Woods at the Poll Theater the
week beginning Sunday, April %. The
music is by Joseph szulc. It Is founded
on the famous farce hit, THE Girl From
Rectors." with book by Bolton and
Wodehouse, authors of "Oh! Boy"
The company includes Herbert
Corthell, Mabel McCane. Jack Hen
derson. Marie Flynn. Zitelaka Dol
ores. John Daily Murphy, William Sell
lery. Isabel OMadigan. Charlotte Gran
vile. Robert Fisher, Jed Prouty, Tot
Quaiters and Betty Alden.
One of the best known interpreters of
old southern "mammys" on the stage is
Amanda in the support of Ruth Chat.
terton in Come Out of the Kitchen,
and at that she was born in Canada and
brought up in San Francisco.
She says: IT lived on the coast until
I was married. knew only Chinese SER
wants, and had no experience whatever
with colored people. I was never IN
the south until seven or eight years
after I had played my first nanny
part"
Selected by the author of the play In
the country where the scenes of that
drama are laid. photographed under tho
shadow Of Mont Pe1e- in native costume
among the palms. and given an oppor-
tunity to learn the customs OF the peo-
ple ON the island was the unusual expe-
rience of Marion Hutchins, this sea.
sons Luana in 'The Bird Of Paradise.
Miss Hutchins was spending her sum
mer vacation on the Hawaiian Islands,
mand Of the Hazelhurst field, Mineola.
L. I.