The sun., 1919-07-01
MILE. DAZTE SCORNS
BERLIN KULTUR PLEA
Refuses to Impart Real q. s.
Brand to Germans Eager
for Instructions.
DIXONS IN CRED DAWN"
s. R. o. Sign Out on Coney
Sands for Tomorrow
Show Girls to Splash.

It Is announced that the FIRST offer re-
ceived by an American to impart kultur
to the German stage since 1915, when
the Teutons first began to suspect they
weren't our friends has reached Mile.
Dazzle, the dancer. which discloses that
Mile. Dazzle 10 part Of the United States.
although her name doesn't yet appear to
have become acclimated. The offer came
from the Berlin Winter Garden, but the
Germans can mourn for the loss Of Mile.
Daxie's services as we'll as the peace
terms. because she's going to stick by
this country.
Thomas Dixon, author of The Clans
man." will put in rehearsal at the Bijou
Theatre on Thursday a new play, THE
Red Dawn" written by himself and pro-
duced by himself, since no other man.
ager 10 believed to have the Dixon touch.
1t is announced as a three act drama
dealing with the most vital Issue OF the
day" which leaves one to guess whether
It has to do with prohibition. Bolshevisn,
the League of Nations or the Dempsey
Willard hurlyburly. Oscar Eagle has
been engaged to stage the play. but even
more thrilling is the announcement that
Thomas Dixon, Jr.. the son OF his father.
will act as his business manager, thus
insuring that no alien hands will mangle
the masterpiece.
Clayton and White. before the door
w:s shut on further accumulations of
do cast Of the Schubert Gaieties OF
1919" have been squeezed into this pro-
duction. which has had Its opening post
poned from tonight until next Monday
evening because the temperamental dec
orators became dissatisfied with their
artistic achievement In revamping the
Forty-fourth Street Theatre and went on
strike.
wilstach's RinEside Bulletin.
The only sporting item which Frank
wilstach, athletic director OF the Shu-
bert press department. sent out yester-
day was that Mart Fuller-Golden has
returned to the cast OF Monte Cristo
Jr., at the Winter Garden after an Ill
ness of several weeks. which Is hardly
as interesting as the cut on Willard
eye
Dorothy Mortimer. last seen here with
Leo Ditrichstein in THE King" and
Rexford Burnett and Cyril Raymond
previous aliases not giyen-have beer
enga ged by Adolph Klauber for the farce
"Nightie Night" which Is gradually
coming out of its spring trance.
Edna Chase. whose makeup lent dis
tinction to Miss 1917" at the Century
! Theatre. has won her way back TO tn,
| stage after an absence Of two years as g
member Of the Lew Fields company II
"A Lonely Romeo" at the Shubert The
atre. and lovers Of gems can now res
| assured that the collection of jewels re
| will figure frequently In the newspaper
| hereafter.
Henry w. Savage. who. when not lay
ing plans for a revival Of "The Merr,
Widow" spends his time In cowing for
| eigners who would lay violent hands OF
the lady and drag her back to the stag
in another tongue than English. state
that on Saturday the Italian compan!
playing at the Peoples Theatre on tn
Bowery tried to make free with her. bu
Mr.. Savage's attorneys. armed with al
Injunction, done for 'em.
According to the press agent. the fioo
sweepers at the New Amsterdam Theatr
Roof had a hard job clearing away tn
remnants OF powder puts and reputa
lions that were left there yesterda,
morning after stage beauties in count
less droves had paralyzed Ned Wayburl
! with applications for the chorus OF tn
new Ziegfeld Midnight Frolic," down Of
the timetable for production in tw
weeks. As a result of his advertisement
Mr.. Wayburn not only had enough as
pirants to thrust into the New York pro
duction, but could start recruiting 70
the Paris "Frolic." and now his atten
ton is called to the fact that newspape
advertising pays.
Dickson and Tyson Get the Vote.
Dorothy Dickson. IN new gowns, an
Carl Tyson. In a new haircut. made thei
first appearance last night in the Morri
Gest Midnight Whirr' in the Centur
Grove, and a canvass of the audienc
showed a strong majority in favor OF tn
dancers.
Helen weer will slip out OF the movie
and 20 back to the speaking stage, hav
ing been engaged by John Cort to pla
the leading role in Kathleen his frs
dramatic production of next season
which Earl Derr Biggers and Christie
pher Morley made into a dramati
comedy as good as new by turning owe
one Of last years old magazine storie
and hemstitching II.
The challenge of the Listen Lester
bathing girls at the knickerbocker for
splashing contest under the courtes
title of q race has been accepted b.
the Mack Sennett's bathing beauties q
the Broadway. and Broadway Is maxim
special reservations on the sand q
EonAv Iaiand fo-morrow