The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-25
DANCING WALTONS
ARE GOING ABROAD
Maurice and Florence to Give
Farewell Performance To-
morrow Night.
THRIFT HITS STAGE GIRLS
"Nothing But Love" Lassies
Will Make the Old Clothes
Do Another Year.

have their last session with the great
common peopls here on Sunday evening
at the Selwyn Theatre. when they will
wade through their most popular dances.
They are soon to sail for London. where
they will appear In a musical production
with the full knowledge and consent OF
Charles b. Cochran. and later they will
risk sprained ankles in Parh. Sylvia
Clark, Allan Dinehart, Joe Cook. Julia
Kalety. Stan Stanley. Harry Tighe. FL
Cieve and others will pick their way
through the Seiwyn programme.
The idea Of the Old Clothes Society is
spreading. for the stage. the last place
where economy of apparel Is looked for,
has come out in favor Of wearing clothes
whie they can still be worn. The girls
who wear cne piece bathing suits In
Nothing But Love- at the Lyric Theatre
1 have organized a branch of the society.
with Marion Sunshine as president. ana
have pledged themselves to wear no more
i.,xpensive accessories. They are gong
Il, make an awfully sincere effort TO nave
NAt winters clothes, furs and hats re-
t,>in ed in active service. and to wear low
sh,e,' with spats instead OF high shoes,
which goes TO prove that it's the girls In
ono ufA ,ce bathing suits who appreciate
truIv IN value OF clothes.
~ u ,;othcrn and Julia Marlowe. now
nm the eNAl sprint Of their Shakespearian
ongagem,Vn at the Shubert Theatre, Will
not expan,S their repertoire this season,
hui arc nj N ming to add several other
,iays ~ ,bsT baggage next season. CHIEF
a,,,ong the,,, NA,ng "Cymbeline.' In which
Miss Earloxe N aged Imo0ene alone be-
fora sha ana N(r. Sothern decided they
90 NJ sbakes, Va ire had much in COM
mon.
BACON 20 See ais own Play.
Because Frank BA on is unable 10
stop 'ILghtnin' from ruhIilns &c
| been unable to see FfA oSIoch' "a
| other play of which he "a Is'.,. rsaa
which is still going at the ru,.on
tire with no signs Of needN rewlhoins.
Mr.. Bacon scooted into tie tneaue o'I
IN. first night. but did ALI the acting
himself then. Tor he was fore ei 10 "iaAo
a curtain speech between the' ya's
Walter F. Wanger has ABRAMS V. sp
ciai Frank Bacon command per w
OF the comedy on next Tuesda
! noon. when Mr. Bacon will act Ae ens
critic Of his NAV. with eleven hun oneo
friends invited to the audience to cop
him from getting lonesome
The Dowell Producing Corporation
league with Iden Payne. has arrangs
for the production of Black ana
white" n new play by James Faiier'
concerning which the greatest uncer-
tainty exists as to whether II Is
DEMONSTRATION OF the taxi system. Ira
Hards will Immediately crank II up at
rehearsals.
The name of Lefty seems to be Pc
culiar fetish in lighter stage produce
tions. though II 10 hard TO see where It's
particular necromancy exists-uniess De-
cause it's easy TO rhyme IN lyrics
Lefty Arrives" a farcical romance by
Sydney Resented. Will be produced a.
Washington on Monday by L. Lawrence
Weber, with Clara Joel. Mona Bruins
| Ida Waterman and Robert Ober on tho
Messenger list. oliver Morosco has al
ready started in Hartford "Linger
| Longer, Lefty" Anna Nicholss new mu-
steal play, in which Charlotte Green
| wood is the star, having been snatched
back when on the point OF departure
with $50 Long. Lefty"
Antoinette Walker has been engaged
by Edgar MacGreeor for leading role
| In George c. Hazelton's comedy. The
| Haunted Pajamas." and Lionel Glenister
and Arthur Elliot have also been bril-
gaded with the gentlemaIfs Iingeries-
Karl Anthony. who plays the lawyer
| in Irwin S. Cobb's Boys VIII Be Boys
| at the Belmont Theatre. has been con-
! George Arliss, and Robert Harrison will
pick up his accent in the Southern play.
Julia IL Practiaing.
Julia Dean, who is to appear in Wilmer
and Romberg's production OF the roman
tic musical play, The Magic Melody, In
having her voice massaged for her nrst
song on any stage and feels confident II
will stay put. :,
Dorothea Mackaye, leading woman OF
See Saw" has Just had a house warm
ing for the members of the company at
her new rest billet, IS West Forty-sixth
street Marilyun Miller OF the "FollieA"
who Is the wife of Frank Carter, Miss
Mackaye's sutton on the stage. was also
guest, to show II was all mere make
believe at the George NJ Conan Theatre
Adolph Klauber. producer OF "Nighte
Night" the faroe at the Princess The
atre, has been Informed by the authors
Mrs. Martha NJ. Stanley and Adelaide
Mathews, that they have christened their
F, new comedy THE First Mrs Chiverick"
/ without the use OF champagne.
| Jane Manner, American reader at
Wellesley College in the special course
offering Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson.
Charles Ram Kennedy and Edith Wynne
Matthison, will give her seventh annual
series OF drama readings at p. NJ on
November II, November rs and Decem-
Der .. then shifting the scene TO the
Plaza on December f6 at $50 p. NJ.
Paul Hervieu's THE Trail OF the Torch"
Leon Kobrin's THE Secret OF Life" Lord
, Dunsany's Fame and the Poet" Gil
bert's Comedy and Tragedy" Ibsen's
1.-THE Master Builder" and C. Haddon
Chambers's THE Tyranny of Tears" will
respond to her treatment.
Just prior to his concert tour of the
West Fritz Kreisler. finding that his fell
low composer, Victor jacob. was cele-
brating birthday at the Globe Theatre,
conducted the orchestra for apple Bios
SONS" through Mr.. Jacobs you Are
Free" whereupon Mr.. jacob couldn't be
restrained from SEEKING tho baton and
showing what he could do TO Mr.. Kreis-
lers Star OF Love-"
Rowe, the eatingest elephant as ever
was at the Hlppodrome. threatens to
stampede through Happy Days" unless
the longshoremen's strike Is settled, for
It's holding up her regular breakfast
food of pineapples. Roxie has been try
ing to console herself on honey dew
melons. but doesn't seem to like them as
much as might be expected, considering
L. II.