El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-02-22

Good Morning. Judge" other days
rest and recreation interspersed with
sessions with mOdiste and milliner.
the disposition Of business matters and
discharge Of social obligations
7-45 p m TO Il o. m--Evening per
formances OF Good Morning, Judge,
at the Shubert theater-
11;45 p m 70 1 a m.-Nidnight roof
performance
Accommodates n Little Change.
After that Miss King is Ike the man
in the cartoon who has nothing 10
do til tomorrow" In addition TO her
motion picture work. Mollie King is
one Of the big features OF the trans
planted London musical comedy.
Good Morning. Judge" at the Shubert
theater and Il can be said with truth
that she works and works hard. every
minute that she is on the stage When
the curtain falls she leaps into the car
and whirls away 10 the Century Roof.
where she is the reigning belle
Strangely enough, this grinding rou-
tine. augmented by tedious rehearsals.
shows not the slightest effect upon
her girlish charm and beauty. which
seem to increase daily Il does, how
ever. have an arareciable effect upon
her bank roll for the fair-haired
charmer Is said TO be accommodating
some $4,000 A week through these
Train OF one OF her best songs in
Good Morning, Judge" entitled
Make Hay. Little Girl, While the sun
Is Shining"
Other Thrifty TheSpinnS
Miss Kings industry is merely IN
cicative OF new spirit in stage life
quite at variance with that Of the
days when the profession Of public
entertainment was properly classed as
ssH- ,
stands out conspicuOusly as good
business man as well as a good enter
tainer and good fellow. Between his
work on the stage, song and music
writing and recording for the phono-
graph this greatest OF black face com
edians is as busy an individual as one
can meet, living a life SO strenuous
that Il would bring to the ordinary
man frowns and burrows instead Of
the smile he wears. His income from
his activities Is estimated al $4,000 a
week Marion Davies, who. like Miss
King was a 1avOrite beauty OF musi-
cal comedy and the Century Roof
spread her efforts over the same rou-
tine until the vogue she achieved with
picture fans compelled her TO concen-
trate on the latter She now operates
her own picture producing company
and enjoys an income running into an
enormous figure. Julius Stezer. IA
miliar to theaterEoers Of the past as
a light opera baritone and r1ore re-
Gently as dramatic actor in vaude-
vile. IS financially interested in a
number Of picture producing concerns
and sells every moment OF his time
rom early morn until late at night at
80 an hour as an expert supervisor.
Like Alexander and young Oliver. he
cries for more-more hours IN the day.
Nice Little SaIary.
I'd Wynn, formerly a single IN
vaudeville, and more recently a Win
ter Garden comedian, plays in musical
comedy on Broadway and the mfdnizht
Century Roof performance with Miss
King, as well as dabblinE in writing.
A recent legal uupleasantness dis
closed his income TO be 1850 a week
Nor are the less established artists
less enterprislng- Joblyn Hawland
one Of the leading players In a Lit
tie Journey at the Vanderbilt thea
ter, is making motion pictures at the
same f'me, in addition to conducting
a class In English for the foreign born
and iustructing wounded soldiers in
music Mabel Bunyea, leading woman
AZ the Belmont, designs gowns FOR rich
New YORK women and lectures on
African adventure in addition 10 en-
gazing in motion picture studio work.
And 50 It goes, all along the line. down
20 the ambitious chorus girls who pre-
sent specialties in cabaret shows after
the regular performance Truly the
spirit Of enterprise, thrift and nroe-
perlty has descended upon the stage
and in a degree never dreamed Of by
past generations
@Oh. Boy n Big Success.
'Oh. Boy" the big American sue
cess. has scored equally well on the
other side. Tom Powers appears in
his original role. while Diana Durand
plays the role originated in this coun-
try by Marie Carroll Others in the
company are Helen Raymond. Hal
Gordon. Lucienne Mussier. Fred Rus
sell. Billy Leonard, Dot Temple and
Beatrice Lille. The production how
ever. is known as "Oh. Joy"
Word comes from Chicago that
Winona Winter has been added al the
very last moment 10 create the lead
ing ingenue part in the new Com
stock-Elliott attraction, see You
Later" Miss Winter was last seen in
The Dew Drop Inn" and The Polish
Wedding. T Roy Barnes. Frances
Cameron and Victor Moore are the
other featured players
IN Her Third Show.
Carlotte Monterey. tire dark-haired