The sun., 1919-06-06
this rise one shudders to think what the
poor girls must be paying for iimousines

this rise one shudders to think what the
poor girls must be paying for limousines
now.
d. w. Griffith has returned to the city
from Columbus, Ohio. where he met the
directors OF the Methodist Church Cente-
nary In solemn conclave on the matter
OF introducing motion pictures Into the
churches While away he also directed
the presentation OF Broken Blossoms'
IN Philadelphia, Boston and Chicago.
thus clearing the track for his return 10
the Pacific coast this week.
Paul Il. Burns the comedian In "A
Little Journey" at the Vanderbilt Thea
tire. has been engaged by a prominent
film company TO lead with his smile In q
series Of domestic comedies, the company
feeling he was we'll qualified for the role
on hearing he haa saved his money and
was out cunning Nr q house. His wife,
known on the sta Re as Nancy Winter,
will be homestead b in the Aims oppo-
site him, to preserve the illusion.
Since the second act of "39 East ID
innbedded in Central Park. and q cop in
that scene Is just as funny an Rachel
Crothers will let him be, the Shuberts
make no secret Of the fact that they are
arranging for course in theatrical
bluecoating for the entire Central Park
police division. whose 200 members will
be put through the ropes concerning how
to handle young lovers at a special NATL
nee In the Broadhurst Theatre.
Stan Stanley Joins show.
Stan Stanley is one o. the latest
amendments added to Bling, Bang.
Boom"
shep Camp. the comedian Of circular
proportions with Good Morning. Judge"
pending the reopening OF that attraction
next season, will turn his large resi-
dence at Rye into a theatrical summer
resort hotel. feeling the profesh can
| take chances with him as chef. but de-
Gliding to take no chances himself, and
to hire a collection Arm as his fiscal
agents.
Edward w. Hart. manager of the
| stock play department Of Sanger and
! Jordan, will be married tomorrow to
Miss Josephine Lesch, 1850 Grand Con-
course. who IL connected with the Quar-
termaster's Department of the army, and
word has gone out to dramatic stock
companies all over the country to be
| resigned IL they receive nothing but
sentimental romances during the sum.
mer -
| b. 8. Moss has decided that during the
summer his Prospect Theatre in The
Bronx shall renounce vaudeville and
! AL its Works anu De reBenerateo Win
stock policy. The opening attraction on
Monday next, written and played by A.
Seymour Brown will be farce, "A
Pair Of Queens" Josephine Stevens will
be one of them.
| Sydney Chaplin. brother Of the IA.
nous feet. is reported to have obtained
control of 400 Curtiss airplanes for his
| Western commercial air service, and Ia
have sent to California 100000 worth
Of speed boats, his 100000 contract
with the Famous Players-Lasl<y Cor
! poration to appear in screen comedies
and 100000 worth Of custard pies to
produce same.
Peggy Pelham OF Washington. d. c..
and Shanghai, China, has taken to New
York also, having put in an appearance
at the Midnight Whirl In the Century
Grove. Miss Pelham is said to be the
| daughter of a former American Consul
General-bad boys are warned that Pei
ham isn't her real name-and Morri.
Gest Is planning to have her prove It by
singing in the original Chinese.