The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-27
MALE CHORUS BACK
IN BROADWAY SHOW
Rehabilitation Edition of the
"Follies" Will Offer None
but Service Stripes.
VIOLET HEMING REMAINS
Report That She Will Desert
Stage for the Movies Meets
Denial.

| The male chorus, which during IN.
war easily could hide behind the skirt,
or the feminine chorus, will ricochet bac,
into Broadway with whizz wbsr
Florence ziegfeld, Jr.. presses the start.
ing button for the new "EoI,ies" n,
tho New Amsterdam Theatre ear,v nav,
month"; This production will have the
ois'ineuon or possessing the only ali
service chorus in town, every man IN
having served in the army or n,vv
and for the most part been in act,on-
one OF them. the announcement runs
having been wounded in the infantry
at St Mihlel."
There will even be a platoon Of cono.
missioned officers tripping about ana
losing command of themselves among the
ziegfeld beauties. They are L,euts
Harry r. Myers, w. b. sohlutt.r Ra-.
nard Caples. Jack waveriy, T. r. Bud
dinston. K A. Lawrence, John r. DAILY
and H. B. Butler. and they all earned
service stripes before donning the ziex-
field colors.
Betty Hale Of the ziesfeld "FroIic. /"
spurred to unusual mental activity bv
the touching plea. Give Thought TO
sroadway,' has conceived a plan for
an aerial taxicab stand. and pred,c-
ton Is that It will occupy mace
near the New Amsterdam Roof How
ever only the architect revising the
plans knows and he won't tell-with-
out the permission of the press agent
Mile. Dasie to BE Teacher.
Mile. Dazzle. guaranteed to be Amer
ican despite her name, has ended n solid
year of being on her toes as n dance
IN vaudeville. After giving her arches a
months holiday she plans to omen a
STUDIO at Carnegie Hall for the develop-
ment or young high steppers. Arthur
hammerstein, who is always mislaying
MS GHorus girls In the movies, has lost
another one to the screen in the shane
OF Betty Hifburne OF Tumble In who
Is 10 and therefore claims the all Broad
way championship at chorus juyenilIty.
Sne Will leave for the Bahamas on
thursday to wash Off the makeup in a,
new submarine picture by the William
son Bros. having demonstrated her
ABILITY to shake mean foot under water
as we'll as above.
George Nash, who long since has given
up all hope OF becoming famous through
ms performance on the cornet IS willing
10 pass on to deserving case the fol-
lowing clipping which a friend sent 70
MIN while he was living away from
East IL West:
turning on May IS, 1922, and will ofrer
"Wanted-One good, strong platform
SHOW; people OF athletic build one must
be strong and loud cornet PLAYER any
concession with neat frameup outside
OF cook house. Cornet player must also
eat glass and take care Of snakes
New Mystery Play Coming.
Who Did It?' positively will come
out Of cover on Thursday evening ~ is
announced, after having been postponed
last week because two members OF the
cast became dizzy trying 10 unrayel its
mystery. The plot, 1t no longer can be
concealed, deals with murder, which
turns out to be a suicide and. as the
press bulletin states, almost brings the
play TO finish"
Positive denial comes OF a hitherto
unsupported rumor that Violet Hemine
would SURRENDER the stage to the movies
at the end Of the New York plotting of
Three Faces East" 1t is pointed out
that Miss Heming, under her contract
owes her features to no one but Cohan
& Harris
The summer theatrical Olympic games
will include next week an exhibition
match between James Barnes, the pro-
fessional golf champion and Irene Cor
lett, dancer in The Lady In Red" who
while at Palm Beach relieved the strain
OF professional dancing by expressing
herself in golf under the tutelage OF
Mr.. Barnes Miss Corlett is said TO
speak her lines even better than in the
nrodllCtinn at the L .H.rIc,