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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-04-11
For Sale.

A thoroughbred Shorthorn bull, 8
months old. A richly bred one and a
good one. Soft
Geo. S. Barker.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-04-11
Salesmen Wanted!

Lubricating oil, grease, specialties,
paint. Part or whole time. Commits
sion basis. Men with car or rig pre-
ferred.
RIVERSIDE REFINING COMPANY,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-04-11
Farm for Rent!

The eighty acres one mile south Of
Cresco known as the Everingham farm.
Address A. R. MCCOoK, Waukon, la.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-04-11
The Pain Of Corns and Bunions

is quickly relieved by shaking into the
shoes some Aliens Foot-Ease, the anti
septic powder. Try it, No more tired,
adding, swollen, tender feet if you use
this standard remedy. Sold every
where.
Evening star., 1919-05-11
B. F. KEITH'S.

Not Yet Marie" by Frank Stam-
mers, produced by c. b. Maddox, with
William Edmunds. Edward Buzzell,
Peggy Parker. Marie Donohue and
other show girls. will be presented at
B. F. Keith's Theater this week, COM
mencing at the matinee tomorrow. It
deals with the perplexities of an Ital-
ian artist and his dainty models The
added feature will be the farcical
Harry Watson and COM
pany. under the direction Of Jack Nor
worth, as Young Battling Kid Du.
gan" in the telephone scene from Nor
worth's odds and Ends Revue"
Bergere. the famous emotional
commedienne. and company will
present Little Cherry Blossom" a
love romance Of the orient. Charles
Olcott. the singing comedian, will give
his amusing travesty. "A Comic Opera
In Ten Minutes" in which he takes
all the parts. From the part Of Youth
In Every Woman comes Helene Da-
Wis with a program Of quaint and ex-
elusive songs. Others will be Eric
Zardo In a spectacular creation; Davis
and Darnell in "Birdseed": Buch
brothers as 'The Ship Ahoy Boys"
and the kinograms.
At and s:15 pm. today the bill will
offer Marie Cahill. Stone and Kali, the
Lovenberg sisters and the remainder
OF last weeks offerings.
Evening star., 1919-05-11
SHUBERT-GARRICK-"Love
Laughs" "

Love Laughs three-act comedy
by George D. Parker, will be the at
traction at the Shubert Garrick this
week. commencing tonight at s:45
O'Clock. The story has to do with Mont
gonery Kent. romantic young man
who, returning from abroad. meets
aboard ship a mysterious English girl,
Helen Moore. with whom he falls madly
in love. He learns she has letter OF
introduction to DR.. John Norton, his
Intimate friend, and that 1t is her inten-
ton to secure employment as a pro-
fessionai nurse through Norton's in
fuence. He seeks his friend on arriv-
ing in New York and proposes that as
drugs serve to make the sick we'll they
and the doctor must not only make him
sick. but he must engage Helen to be
his nurse. The doctor, a confirmed
bachelor. at first refuses, but finally,
having had his sporting spirit aroused
by a wager Of $1,000 that through pro,
to marry within ten days. he agrees.
Before fully entering into the scheme.
however. he has seen Helen and she
has fascinated him. Then Monte is
made sick, very sick, and put on
AS a matter Of fact he is being starved.
for orange Juice is his chief nourish-
ment. Relief comes through the me-
dium of Beverly Phillips, the doctors
ward, who smuggles odd chops and
crusts to the craving invalid. Ultimate
ly they fall in love. Propinquity has
done its work. but in quite an unex-
pected manner and complications that
arise are many and varied.
The cast will include Jessie Glendin-
ming. Lionel Adams, Katherine Alex
ander. Harold Hendee. Harold west,
Ida Waterman, Arthur Allen, Charles
Greene and Beatrice Yorke.
Evening star., 1919-05-11
THEATERS NEXT WEEK.

NATIONAL.-Margar Anglin in
delightful little love comedy entitled
"Billeted," which has charmed New
York and Chicago. 1t is a play by F.
and was written for laughter sake.
The supporting cast will include Allie
Cobourn. Sally Williams. Harry Bar
foot. Phyllis Birkett. Langdon Bruce.
MIRA Burlington. Ralph Kemmett and
Fred Eric. Opens Monday, May 10.
BELASCO. = Holbrook Blinn. in
Poor Little Sheep" Eugene Walters
latest play, assisted by Allan Dinehart.
Lotus Robb, l.. Stark, David Landau,
Fred r. Stanton. w. w. Shuttlewortn,
Oscar Briggs, Winthrop Chamberlain.
Edwin Cullin. r. w. Smiley and
premiere will be given Monday, May 10.
melodrama. The Crimson Alibi," a
play of combined thrills, mystery.
drama. suspense and comedy relief.
presented by cast including Harrison
Hunter. who made notable hit in
The 18th Chair: William H. Thomp
son, famous character actor; George
Graham, Robert Kelly. Blanche Yurka,
Bertha Mann, Robert Barrat, May
Foy, linda Palmer and others. Opens
Sunday. May IS.
SHUBERT -GARRICK. - Henry de
Vries. in his new comedy drama,
Luck Mr.. de Vries will be recalled
for his remarkable success in one
act play, "a Case of Arson" in which
he played seven different characters.
In Luck" he has a dual role, and Is
assisted by company of twenty-five
actors of reputation. Opens Sunday,
May IS. :.
B. F. KEITH'S.-High-cla vaude
vile, headed by Frisco, sensational
jazz dancer and farceur, and CresSy
and Dane inst from France in a bu-
collie comedy act, and also mono
logue by the comedian. Other attrac-
tions will include "A Rainbow Cock
tall company, Dorothy Toye and sis
ter. James Watts and Rex Storey. Lee
and Cransten, the VtvianS and other
light novelties.
COSMOS.-"The Minstrel of Kill
dare" a delightful Irish musical story.
presented by Larry Reilly and COM
pany of six. with special scenery; the
famous Bison City Four, "a wonderful
quartet. Babe" La Tour and Sid Gold.
in "Reminiscences of Burlesque";
Frear. Baggot and Frear. comedy
jugglers. in cat the Clubhouse; story
and Clark, in in verse verse and az acrnhodic me,ody,
comiques. Anita Stewart, in her beau
tiful picture thriller, "a Midnight Ro-
nance" at the matfnees, with the
Pathe News and THE Little Widow,
a Sennett comedy, will complete the
bill.
GAYETY. THE Million Dollar
Dolls Burlesque Company. in musi-
cal melange Of travesties, song hits
surprises and novelties. The cast in
cludes EIDE Mae, prima donna: Flossie
Everett, Norma Barry, Cliff Bragdon,-
Charles Mac, James Peck. Harold Yates
and Harold Carr, with a large feminine
choral ensemble.
Evening star., 1919-05-11
COSMOS.

Two big New York headliners-Ade-
laide Bell. premier danseuse Of the
Century Roof. and her famous Jazz
bonians." ana tho Five Famous Bor-
sinis." in their wonderful feats. on
globes. from the New York Hippo
drome. will lead tho attractions at
the Cosmos Theater this week. Then
there will be two favorite offerings
with Cosmos patrons-Marva Rehn.
assisted by Elsie Clark, in "a Plano
singalogue." as 1t is called. and
Kenny and Hollis, in the side-split-
ting travesty. "Freshys Initiation"
Woolf's little playlet. The Last of
the Quakers," will be presented by
Nancy Boyer, charming little
actress from the Legitimate stage.
with her own company. and Phil
the program with Tanning Tour
list" a saucy bit Of melodious mirth.
The added matinee attraction will pic
ture Anita Stewart. the movie star.
In thriller beautiful. called "A Mid
night Romance" with the Pathe
News, and the Mack Sennett comedy,
Evening star., 1919-05-11
NATIONAL]ulian Eltinge
Revue.

Julian Eltinge. famous as q femi-
nine impersonator, will appear at the
National Theater this evening and all
this week at the head Of big vaude-
Vile revue produced under tho direc-
ton of Fred Niblo and called His
Night at the Club" The production
affords wide scope for the display Of
Mr. Eltinge's peculiar trend Of art.
besides introducing q number Of new
songs provided by Cora McGeachy.
who also designed the wardrobe. Miss
McGeachy designed many Of the cos
TUNES OF the Follies. Tho scenery. 1t
Is announced. is that Of the famous
Erte of Paris.
The supporting company includes
Sydney Grant, former co-star with
Charlotte Greenwood in 80 Long
Lefty" Dainty Marie. Loo Beers. Cleo
Gascoigne, the operatio star; the Eddy
duo and the Gorhada- Eif -Carville
trio. with many others.
Exceptional stress is laid in tho an
nouncements upon the wonderful
gown creations to be shown by Mr..
Eltinge and upon the now songs. es-
pecially written for him, which he
will sing. Among his impersonations
will be The Vampire" THE Bride"
Tho Bathing Girl" and '1n Society,""
Evening star., 1919-05-11
BELAsco-araSdo Opera.

Tomorrow nights opening Of the
San Carlo Grand Opera Company at
the Belasco Theater involves a unique
double bill-Wolf-Farrarrs one-aot
Secret of Suzanne" and Leoncavallo's
two-act "rPagliacci." with separate
casts.
The following will appear: IN
Secret of Suzanne" Gin English).
Countess Suzanne. Elisabeth Amsden: g:
Count Gil. Joseph Roger: Sante "a
servant). Natalie Cervi. and in 'TPag-
liaoci." Media, Sofia Charlebois: Canio.
Manuel salazar; Tonic. Angelo Anto-
Ia: Silvio. Rodolfo Fornari; Beppe. Lu-
ciano Rossini. sgr. Gaetano Merola will
conduct.
In tho Wolf -Ferran opera will be
heard Miss Amsden. M. Roger and sgr.
Ceryi.
Tuesday evenings opera, Lucia Di
Lammermoor." in view of all that has
been claimed for Queena Mario, the
now coloratura. should prove an out
standing feature Of the week. She
will have three appearances durins
Evening star., 1919-05-11
Glen Echo Park.

The management of Glen Echo Park
announces Its opening next Saturday.
During the winter months improve
ments of general character have
been made and patrons will find new
dips" in the big rides, such as the
derby racer and gravity railway. a
new SNAP" to tho whip, with added
thrills In the midway. An enlarged
orchestra at the dancing pavilion will
be directed by Charles o. Mills. No
expense has been spared in the "olean
up and paint up" campaign in tho en-
tire park. Boating and canoeing.
children's Fairgrounds, picnic groves
and the smaller amusements are In
readiness. A new installation is q
rife range equipped with moving and
stationary targets.
AS heretofore, admission to tho park
will be free. and every Sunday. the usual
series OF free band concerts. afternoon
and evening. will be given by Cello and
his band
Evening star., 1919-05-11

the week-wednesda afternoon In
the double role Olympia and Antonia.
in Tales of Hoffman" and Friday
night. as Mimi, in La Boheme"
Tuesday nights cast will include An
gelo Antola. Queena Mario. Romeo Bos-
cacci. Natalie Cervi. Alice Homer and
Luciano Rossihi. with Signor Merola as
conductor.
With Alice Eversman as the heroine
In Wednesday evenings Aida; Miss
Wentworth appearing with Miss Ma
rio Wednesday afternoon; Miss ANS
den. Thursday night. in Wolf-Fer-
rari's Jewels of the Madonna" and 30
on, the week should be one Of rare in
terest to music lovers
other new artist here-Nana Geno-
vese, contralto, who has sung
throughout the southern republics.
notably at the Teatro Colon, Buenos
Aires. as co-star with many of the
best known singers.
The casts for the remainder Of the
weeln are:
wednesday matinee. Tales of Hoff-
mann," Queena Mario. Giuseppe Agos-
tint. Estelle Wentworth. Doria Fer
nanda, Mana Genovese. Natalie Cervi,
Angelo Antola, Pietro De Biasi. Alice
Homer and Luciano Rossini: Wednes-
day evening, "Aida," Alice Eversman,
Joseph Roger. Stella De Mette. Manuel
Salazar, Pietro De Biasi and Natalie
Cervi: Thursday evening. Jewels Of
the Madonna" Giuseppe Agostini,
Stella De Mette. Joseph Roger and
Elizabeth Amsden; Friday evening,
La Boheme," Queena Mario. Giuseppe
Agostini, Sofia Charlebois, Joseph
Roger. Pietro De Blast. Rodo1fo For
mari and Natalie Cervi; Saturday matt
nee, Madame Butterfly" Marcella
Craft, Doria Fernando. Romeo Bos-
cacci. Rodolfo Fornari. Alice Homer,
Luciano Rossini, Natalie Cervi and Pie
tro De Biasi. and Saturday evening,
"n Trovatore.'' Estelle Wentworth.
Angelo Antola. Stella De Mette Cor
Mana Genovese), Manuel Salazar and
Natalie Cervi.
Evening star., 1919-05-11
Nine. CALI Curci Tuesday.

Nine. Galli-Curci. the great colora-
ture soprano. will be heard in recital
at Polls Theater next Tuesday after
noon at 4;3o o'clock. Her program
will include: "L'amour de moi" tif-
teenth century French: shepherd,
Thy. Demeanor Vary" Gold English)
Brown: "Ah, non credea. from Son
nambula." Bellni: "Lo. Hear the Cen
tie Lark (with flute). Bishop: "Ro-
nance" Debussy: "Nianaka's Song,
Stutzmann; .'Oh. in My Dreams"
Liszt; "Carceleras" Gn SPANISH,
Chapi: Lullaby" Scott: Little Bird
les" Buzzi- -Peccia; The Little White
Boat" Samuels. and mad scene from
Lucia with fute), DoniZetti
Evening star., 1919-05-11
P0LI's-"Among the Girls"

Among tho Girls" Selwyn & Co.'S
musical production. comes to Polrs
Theater tomorrow evening. The lyrics
were written by the late Henry Blossom
and tho music by Raymond Hubbell.
Tho story, in brief, concerns a BASH
full young man who suddenly finds
that II he is not to be deprived Of
fortune no must marry within a
few hours.
Tho cast includes Percival Knight,
long a favorite In comedies, with and
without music; Denman Maley, from
The Kiss Burglar" and Earl Ben
ham. who also has scored personal
successes on Broadway.
THE chorus beautiful" 10 a striking
feature Of the production. Selwyn & Co
are the producers.
Evening star., 1919-05-11
GAYETY.

With a new book by Junie McCree
and features new to burlesque, Jack
Singers Behman Show will make its
annual appearance at the Gayety
Theater this week. commencing with
todays matinee. Manager Singer has
departed from customary burlesque
standards by the Introduction of
vaudeville specialties that form
part Of the shows narrative. Marie
Sparrow. a singer Of Irish songs, will
have important work through the two
acts. Ameta Pynes' classical dancing
for several seasons has been feature Of
the Behman Show.
Evening star., 1919-05-11
LYCEuM.

Evelyn Ferris and Fern Miller head
the cast of The Broadway Bellies"
that will present two lively burlettas
at tho Lyceum Theater next week. 1t
is William K. Wells production.
Forty principals and girls appear in
the two acts and seven scenes, which
also introduce vaudeville specia1ties.
Manager Thomas announces q
wrestling bout for Wednesday and
Friday evening. On Thursday night a
perfect form contest will be featured.
Evening star., 1919-05-11
Arcade Auditorium.

Wednesday. a Carnival de Luxe"
ium. which for beauty of decorations.
catchy music mad showers of con-
fettH 1t is promised. will outdo ali
former efforts. The novel souvenirs
which will be distributed to the
dancers and their friends are said to
be especially attractive.
Evening star., 1919-05-11
EXCURSIONS.
Steamer Manchester.

A forty-mile excursion down the
Potomac river will be made by the
steamer Charles Manchester this after
noon. leaving the wharves at the foot
of 18th street at 2:30 o'clock and re-
turning shortly after 6. Besides the
pleasure Of several hours on the
water, the passengers will have the
opportunity of viewing one Of the
most beautiful and historic sections
of this great waterway. The steamer
also makes daily trips to Mt. Vernon.
leaving at 1920 am. and 2:30 pm.
Evening star., 1919-05-11
CONCERTS, LECTURES, ETC.
scotti Opera Company Friday.

Tho sootti Grand Opera Company.
headed by the famous baritone, An
tonic Scotti. and Mme. Florenc ce
Easton. prima donna, with chorus or
chestra, scenery and costumes from
the Metropolitan Opera House, New
York. will give one performance at
Polls Theater Friday afternoon at
O'clock
A double bill will open with "Caval-
1eria Rusticana," followed by Leoni's
"L'Oracolo." with MIR. Scotti in the
Evening star., 1919-05-11
Penn Gardens,

Dancing every night on marble and
glass over electric lights to music
furnished by an italian orchestra is
the attraction at Penn Gardens. The
open air garden Is crowded every
night by merry throng of young
folks who dance we'll on toward
midnight.
Evening star., 1919-05-11

roll of Fang. "LOracolo" Is
laid in the Chinese quarter of San
Francisco. The opera is based on
Fernald's one-act play, THE Cat and
will appear as "Ah-Yoo." The curtain
will rise at 3 O'clock
Evening star., 1919-05-11

Marie Sparrow. a comedienne. Of
New South Wales, who started her
stage career in America with The
Behman Show" says the Australian
people are greatly interested in the
American stage and the songs of this
country. especially the musical plays
AS she played in musical shows In
Sydney and Brisbane three years ago,
she ought to know. With almost the
identical musical program she used
year ago in New South Wales, she has
delighted hurlesque audiences all
along the Columbia circuit this sAs-
son
Evening star., 1919-05-11
In the Spotlight.

Robert Downing is reported to be
having a prosperous season in the
famous old play, Ten Nights in a
Barroom."
Evening star., 1919-05-11

A play by Pearl Franklin and Ella
w. Peattie, which Smith and Golden
Will produce in Atlantic City this
month, is called Sunrise"
Evening star., 1919-05-11

oliver Morosco has received over
500 manuscripts in competition for
the $500 prize announced for play
for Francis x. Bushman.
Evening star., 1919-05-11

wedding Bells" comedy Of near
ly married and utterly married folk,
by Salisbury Field. Is announced for
the Shubert- -Garrick the week OF
May 26.
Evening star., 1919-05-11

A play Of New Amsterdam under
the rule Of Peter Stuyvesant. by Les
ter Margon. was produced last week
in New York. It is called when Old
New York Was Young"
Evening star., 1919-05-11

Eddie Leonard. minstrel and vaude-
Vile star, has been engaged for a
number OF years by John Cort, who
will star him next season in a musi-
cal comedy.
Evening star., 1919-05-11

bled by George c. Tyler in one play
next month in this city.
play called John Ferguson"
produced in New York last week. is
by the Irish author and playwright.
ST. John G. Irvine. Augustin Duncan.
Helen Freeman and Helen WeStlcy
are in the cast
Arthur Hammerstein announce,
that he has accepted for production
Without Baggage" a three-sct farce
comedy written by Sybil Rethel. u
chorus girl now playing with some
bodys Sweetheart"
1T Happens to verybody." a new
comedy by II. s. sheldon, will open at
the Park Theater. New York. next
Friday night with a cast fncludius,
William l.. Meehau. James Gleason.
William p. Carlton. olive oliver,
Dorothy Namack and others.
Cressy and Dayne spent months In
France entertaining the soldiers and
endured all sorts of privatious and
encountered ali kinds of trouble all of
which Mr.. Cressy makes light and
laughter of in his vaudeville mono
logue.
Blanche 1urka, will be seen in the
cast of George Broadhurst's produc-
ton OF The Crimson Alibi," at Polls
Iheater. She has long been known as
an emotional actress, and will he re-
membered as leading woman in
Washington stock some years ago.
Oliver Morosco will present $50
Long Lefty at the Poll Theater the
week beginning Sunday evening, May
%. 1t is q combination of fun. music
and figures. The musical comedy is
based on the story of your Neighhors :
Wife" clever cast supports Charlotte
Greenwood in the role of Lefty Robbins.
George Whites scandals of 1919"
comes to the National Sunday evening.
May 25. with a company including
Ann Pennington, George White. Mabel
Withsee. George Bickel, Yvette RuEeI
Ed Lee Wrothe. La Sv!phe. Lester AL
len, fvonne Shelton, Lowell Drew.
Ethel Delmar. Jack Scuires. Dorothy
st. Clair, Bennett and Richards, Ona
Munson. James Miller and fifty other
scandalmongers
Tea for Three" Roi Cooper Me-
grue's comedy success. reached its
Evening star., 1919-05-11
SzzZ6e7k-
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'The Little Widow" will complete
the bill.
Today. from pm, the perform
ances Will present a fine array of
vaudeville talent and film feature, in
an almost continuous show until
closing time.
Evening star., 1919-05-11

Oliver Morosco next season will
star William Courtney and Thomas
A. Wise in a dramatization by Ed
ward e. Rose of The Master Thief, "
by Richard Washburn Child.
Evening star., 1919-05-11

"Oh. Lady Lady" the fifth New
York Princess Theater musical COM
edy. viii he presented for a return
engagement at the Belasco Theater
Monday. May IS. by +. RAY Comstock
aud William Elliott. with the orig
inal New York cast and production
absolutely intact"
Evening star., 1919-05-11

Julian Eltince was asked how II
happened that he developed into fe-
male impersonator.
Say. what would you do for 81 non
week" he replied
His questioner admitted he would do
almost anything except wear the liv-
cry OF the kaiser.
Well" said Eltinge "all ] have TO
do is to wear a corset for two hours
out of every twenty -four"
Evening star., 1919-05-11

215th performance I'm New York last
Thursday night. Selwyn & Go. havs
announced their intention of kcepina
the play in New York until il leaves
for Chicago. where the Gotham com-
pany is scheduled TO open In Sep
tember.
Evening star., 1919-05-11

Cleo Gascoigne. formerly of the Met
ropolitan Grand Opera Company, ~
one of the stars in the Julian Eltinge
company at the National Theater. She
is heard in her operate triumphs "a
well as popular selections
Evening star., 1919-05-11

Ida Waterman. who was one of the
PLAYERS in the cast of David Belas-
cos The boomerang" and who was
also with Maude Adams I'm several
plays. is now In the cast OF Love
Laughs" a the Shubert- -Garrick this
week. Miss Waterman is a character
actress of worth
Evening star., 1919-05-11

0hubsrt Belasc0 Improvement. -
The shubert-Belasco Thsater has
been for several months in the
hands Of q large foroe Of mechanics.
who have now put the finishing
touches to the lounging parlor and
smoking room in the theater base
ment.
20 large psrlQE. which is about
Evening star., 1919-05-11

Robinson ! Newbold. the opera
singer who has the leading comedy
part in "A Royal Vagabond." Is
hailed as a find in New York. taking.
1t IS said, the f1rst-night audience by
storm and the critics by surprise.
Evening star., 1919-05-11

Look and Listen" described as a
duced by A. H Woods in Atlantic
City this month. In the cast will be
Olive Wyndham and Willard B. Mack.
Emma Dunn. last seen in "Old Lady
81" is to be starred next season by
Charles Emerson Cook in a dramatiza-
ton Of Nalbro Hartley's recently pub
lished serial, "A Woman's Woman
Robinson i Newbold. the opera
singer who has the leading comedy
part in "A Royal Vagabond." is
hailed as a find in New York, taking.
1t IS said. the first night audience by
storm and the critics by surprise.
George Anderson is to produce, a
farce written by himself called
There and Back" In the cast are
Constance Molineaux. Ann Andrews.
Marguerite st. John, Frank Beamish
and Neil Hamilton.
The author Of Tho Wizard Of o."
in which Montgomery and Stone made
their biggest hit. died last week. His
was a resident, Of Los Angeles.
William H. Crane is preparing for
his appearance on the stage next fall
he na6 just CeloDrated the seventy
fourth anniversary Of his birth. and is
still in good health.
''oh. Uncle" the latest Shuberr
musical comedy production. will be
launched in Philadelphia tho 18th OF
this month. 1t will be taken to New
York for a summer engagement.
Ruth and Betty Hoffman, daughters
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoffman Of this
city, have made their mark as singers
in New York. and news has been re-
ceived of their engagement by Gus
Edwards for his vaudeville company.
Sydney Greenstreet. who plays the
butler in THE Rainbow Girl" has had
the following motto printed on q card
for circulation among his friends:
Don't worry. It won't last
Nothing ever does
Three young women who have ap-
peared in the title role of "Pollyana,"
Helen Hayes. Violet Harper and
Claire Mersereau, are to be assem-
Evening star., 1919-05-11

Arthur Hammerstein announces
that he has accepted for production
without Baggage" a three-sct farce
comedy written by Sybil Rethel. u
chorus girl now playing with Some
body's Sweetheart"
Evening star., 1919-05-11

Three young women who have ap-
peared in the title role of "Pollyana,"
Helen Hayes. Violet Harper and
Claire Mersereau, are to be assem-
Evening star., 1919-05-11

George Anderson Is to produce a
There and Back" In the cast are
Constance Molineaux, Ann Andrews.
Marguerite st: John. Frank Beamish
and Neil Hamilton
Evening star., 1919-05-11

Emma Dunn, last seen in "O1d Lady
81" is to be starred next season by
Charles Emerson Cook in dramatiza-
ton Of Nalbro Hartley's recently pub
lished serial, "A Woman's Woman"