The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-05
IIOTEs OF THE THEATRES.

At the Liberty Theatre on Monday.
i.r. uh.eh HI TAip f Mo s p Ss. ~ritssn
around the life OF a certain famous play
wright in the evident hope that some one
for 's him tD'q 9n the 01 cast VIII be Henry MsT
Blanche Bates. Holbrook Bllnn and Estelle
Winwood, entirely surrounded BY theatrical
talent almost as gorgeous as themselves
lions next Monday evenlng-the cast Of
The Net" at the Forty eighth Street
Have Made Enough in he Movies to Return
to the Legitimate. Mr.. Love has not
heard himself talk in public since
Grumpy"
The great canary fight at the Globe
Theatre ended yesterday with La Belle"
a st. AndreasberG Roller. belonging to Mrs
winner by couple of twitters, The judges
OF tho show. who were Julia Sanderson.
Mrs II. Young and Mrs Mark Luescher,
nightingale, entered by Mrs John Harry Of
Brooklyn. and then the judges handed a
prize to one Of their own number. Mrs.
try, st. Michel" had won her tho priyi-
leIe of getting a box at any time ut the
Hippodrome. and now Broadway 10 crying
a frame UP. since Mrs. I.uesoher Is related.
by marriage. TO Mark Luescher. manager
OF the Hip.
The cast that will support Grace George
by Mark w. Reed, has been completed
with dsorEe McQuarrie. Cora Wltherspoon.
walter bingham. Ruth Benson. John
Cromwell, Edward Arnold, John stokes,
Edward Burton. Maude Stoxer, Russell
Davis, Anne Warwick, May Collins, Will
lam Bailey and John Fleming, and the
country can devote Its attention en-
tirely 10 the League OF Nations
Jane CowIs collection of allied CANNES.
consisting Of a French bull terrier an
a Pekingese and a Boston bull, viii be aug
mented tomorrow with an English stag
Cowl is now said TO be looking for a
Russian cOotie. All the fess on the dogs
are said 10 be strictly American
GOOD Morning. Judge" In order TO re-
insert ono OF the original song hits, Little
MISS Melody" has had some Of tho reduc-
piled 10 1t all along the line, Grace Daniels
viii bring tho number back from exile at
to- days matinee, thereby STRENGTHENING the
bonds between this country and England,
where the song Is one Of the features OF
when "The Unknown Purple" passes It's
2ooth performance at the Lyric Theatre
at to-day's matinee It will add another
thrill to It's long list Of seusations-that
s.ns Sn' Of sh' SG s;y' t .ssi '
get at the public during the week OF
September ..
her way back to Broadway in John cort's
"OloriarnA" has just learned that her
husband. George Anderson. who has been
helping the 'otth lnfantry In the big show
heather OF Longscre square She has
made up her mind TO leave the Standard
Theatre tomorrow ana meet him down the
Government interfere at its peril. srmistlcs
or no armisticsl
One OF She girls In the chorus OF Some
Time" at the Casino Theatre did not ap.
pear last night through illness, and a
number OF patrons asked the box once 10
return their money. with tears streaming
down their faces.
william Jennings Bryan at last won
something at the Hippodrome yesterday
the right TO give his name to the newly
born donkey there. The christening was
performed by Jenhis, the largest HIP eis-
plant. who also represented the u. o, T..
Jennie hit Bryan on the head with a
| bottle and then most appropriately cham
payne poured out over arvan's face.