The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-20
SUBWAY ROMANCE
REACHES THE STAGE
Case of Belgian Prima Donna
Gives Editor Shonts O.
Fine Chance.
FOLLOW THE GREEN LINE
other Things Are Going On in
Theatres Of Which Men,
ton Is Made.

romance of the subway will be
contaminated on Thursday when Mile.
Tavie Beige, Belgian prima donna, is
married to Marechal des Logis Il p.
Kendrickx, secretary of the Belgian
War Mission to the United States. and
now Editor Shonts IL expected to con-
duct an advice to the Lovelorn' COL
umn in the Subpay Sun. They had
been childhood friends In their native
Antwerp, says the official press herald
OF the marriage, but had not seen each
other for years until they met here
when rushing from the subway--end
now the press agent suggests that IL
you want to meet your soul mate follow
the green line.
The ceremony will be performed on
Thursday morning at the Belgian church
AZ 431 West Forty -seventh street by
Father Stillenlans OF the Belgian Mis-
sion, and the license was taken out yes
terday, the prima donna confessinE that
her name was Octavie Belloy of tho
stage and in the subway. She IL at
present carrying the tunes OF lid
ders Three" John Cort's musical COM
edy now waking the dead In Philadel-
pha. James whitley. Belgian Consul
at Washington. will kiss the bride at
the wedding. and Col Leon Casterrieth,
chief OF the Belgian mission, will also
DO an eye witness.
Anyway. what's I'm = Namey
other news from the Cort gazette is
that Wellington Cross has been signed
by John Cort to play the leading role
in a hew musical comedy by Harry L.
Cort, George f. Stoddard and Harold
orlob. which will como over to New York
in the fall. The name of the play,
according to an unofficial report from
Ireland. 10 now Just q Minute" but
me press agent, growing pessimistio for
once, sayz that this n in danger OF being
changed at any minute.
The theatrical market was set in a
whirl yesterday by the announcement
that Charles Emerson Cook, who Is to
produce Mark SWANS new comedy, "a
Regular Teller" has engaged Ernest
Glendinning to be the guy. Contrary to
hallowed custom. Mr.. Swan Is said TO
have RETAINED from putting bed or
even pillow In It but has made this O
romantic comedy OF youth with q melo-
dramatic situation guaranteed to raise
the hair on the baldest head.
Gordon Dooley intends to sec II he
can't be funnier than ever with tho help
OF a monkey, 30 he has purchased from
also appearing at the Winter Garden, q
ringtailed South American simian
Monte Christie, Jr.. for whom the Win
ter Garden production is said to have
been named. The monkey, to be starred
hereafter on all programmes as Dooley
Jr,. has gone into active training for
his artistic debut
Last night at the Globe Theatre in
Atlantic City A. H Woods presented
dramatic ncTelty In three acts by
Ralph T. Dyar called Look and Listen
and described as a cinemaphonio play
by Texas Sam Hogenstein, the Woods
lyrcist- who threatenes to have the law
on anybody who plagiarizes this lovely
new word he has produced for the first
time on any stage. The cast is deco
rated with names like Olive Wyndham
William B. Mack. Florine Arnold. Ram
sey Wallace and Arleen Hackett, and ii
expected to take to Broadway in August
Cndaunted by the approach of prohi-
billion, Thomas Healy. proprietor of the
dining and dancing establishment of that
name will continue Blossom Festival.
the only Ice skating show in the city
throughout the summer, so that New
Workers may see something on ice after
July /.
Last night at the Globe Theatre after
the first act Of "She's q Good Fellow
Ann Orr made her maiden speech to help
stimulate the financial backing for the
salvation Army's slogan of "A man may
be down. but he's never out" and Mark
Luescher was just stopped in time from
announcing her as Ann Orator. How
ever, he hribed all the dramatic editors
with Salvation Army doughnuts to make
the speech 20 down better