The sun., 1919-05-19
PLANS A BIG 'SOUSE'
IN FIRST DRY WEEK
Leon Enrol Will Celebrate Re-
turn From England With
His Specially.
ACTORS STRIKE ON EATS
Too Many Meals in "39 East"
Atlantic City to See
"Follies, Before N. Y.

Leon Enrol will return to this country
and reopen on July z, the feature of
this announcement, which raises II to a
leading topic, being that Mr.. Enrol viii
present his 'souse speciality at the fag
end Of the nrst week of prohibition.
| when many of it's ardent enemies will
| certainly be tagged out. When Mr..
| Enrol appears at the Palace that week
| they can be revived--at least in spirit
and renew their acquaintance with by
gone days. unless the Palace manage
ment objects to having persons weep all
over their theatre. '..''.
The secret is now out, despite efforts
to deprive the public CO rs due. that the
forthcoming Ziegfeld 'Follles' will have
its premier presentation on Monday, June
2-but, alas New York il TO be dis
| eliminated against In favor OF the Board
Walk crowd in Atlantic City. In view
| OF this impending change in world events
Mr.. Ziegfeld will have the director this
| morning pipe all hands on deck for re-
hearsal Rennold Wolf has been COM
| misstoned to entwine the comedy scenes
in the new edition. Gene Buck will de-
| liver bale or so of lyrics and Dave
Stamper win follow his life vocation of
doing the ad iidonal musical tapestry.
Gertrude Vanderbilt OF Listen Les
| ter" having observed that other demoi-
| selles OF the drama have thrown all
| the power of their personality into the
1 movies. even though they can't compare
with her in histrionic gifts-certainly
not In talent for displaying their
teeth-is launching a film corporation of
| her own. by which NJ. s. Bentham is
arranging to exploit her dental charms.
| Anxiety will be relieved by tho an
nouncement that Miss vanderbilt's alb
| sorpuon in doing justice to the camera
won't interfere with her stage work
Mrs. Carter to Go to England.
Mrs. Leslie Carter. former Belasco
| star. has decided TO let those Titan
| locks float hereafter In the breezes of
old England Before she transmigrates
| her furnishings and effects will be auc-
| toned OF at Smiths Knickerbocker
Salesrooms. beginning on Thursday, and
| her goods will be on display there to-
morrow and Wednesday for any one who
likes to live with Louis XIV. salon furni-
| ture.
From George Whites Scandals OF
| 1872 company came the world convuls-
ing news that Ann Pennington of that
Xix would not attend the annual "Follies'
ball at the New Amsterdam Roof
| though II was understood the ball would
be held nevertheless-and also that Mr..
White describes his production as 100
per cent. White" which on Broadway
raises II to the level of purity Of q GER
| tain soap.
Mimi AEuglia, Sicilian actress, Is
making her first appearance as an Eng
| lish speaking dramatic tigress in Pitts
| burg this week In an Italian romantic
| drama. Claudia" by Edith Ellis. but
| our mother tongue is expected to stand
the strain.
L. Lawrence Weber and Bobby North.
overseers OF Tho objectionable Sin"
now in It's fourth week at the Broadway
Theatre. have arranged for road tours
OF this movie in two Majestic Theatres
| commencing on July lone IN Buffalo
and the other in faraway Brooklyn.
The players in "39 East" at the
Broadhurst Theatre have gone on strike
against continuing as in the last ten
| weeks TO eat square meal at every
performance - some actors certainly
have peculiar temperaments Rachel
| Crothers, author OF the play, was at
first inclined to defend the right of Ali
son Skipworth TO furnish the same i'm
mutable dishes for the breakfast. which
Is six course affair, even though it's
supposed to be given in a boarding
house. Finally as compromise IL was
agreed to have the chef at the Lit
tie Club" vary the .nonotony OF good
| digestible food, though Constance Bin
ney would like to dispense with it al
together. as she aims to reduce some
of her prettiness. Henry Hull is on her
! side. as he has for years had the pc
culiarity OF having supper every even
| ing.
'Dangerous Years" Gets Reading.
Edward Locke's latest play Danger
Gus Years." was reported out Of COM
mitee yesterday and got its first read
ing at the Shubert Theatre. Alma Tell.
| already engaged for the leading mart.
is no longer feeling so lonesome, since
the Shuberts have hired John Halliday
and Efingham Pinto to keep her COM
pany.
| Hamlet" will be the only play served
by Walter Hampden during his engage
ment at the Thirty ninth Street The
atre, despite numerous requests that he
put Shakespeare on his feet again with
other roles. Next season, however. Mr'
Hampden will add two other Shake
| spearian plays TO his relay,
| In Philadelphia tonight the Shuberts
| Will submit at the usual rates their
/ latest musical comedy, "Oh. Uncle" TO
be unwound later on Broadway.
In the Boston Opera House last night
AL Jolson smashed all black face enter
| tainment presidents by giving a recital
OF more than twenty of his song hits,
stripping for action by removing his
minstrel coating.
Theatrical dopesters are notified to
change their time sheets from the ORR
ginal bookings for THE Light" by Os-
car Hammerstein H.. to read, "Open
In Springfield. Mass. and complete
week of training with Yale nnen-at New
Haven" Be not dismayed-it will come
10 New York as announced. This
won't take place until the fall, but Joe
| Flynn, press acceierator for Arthur
Hammerstein. points out that this de-
| oision was made before the plays sue
cess was demonstrated, not after-thua
otviating the usual dastardly work OF
the press agent to cover a flivver.
TO AID DISABLED. RUSSIANS.