The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-06-02
ZIEGFELD FINISHES
CAST FOR 'FOLLIES'
Thirteenth Edition Of Revue
Will Be Off the Press in
Two Weeks.
"sOME TINE" NEARs CLOSE
"Good Morning, Judge" Also
VIII Take q Rest Through
the Summer Months.

Next to coIiatins . history of the great
war. an important work In the progress
Of the race has been finished, Cor Florenz
ziesfsld. Jr.. at last has completed the
cast for the thirteenth or home" edi-
ton OF the 'Follies'' and In now ON thu
road to recovery. When the rind n
peeled or that popular revue at the New
amsterdam Theatre on Monday, June
10, the following principals viii smits
the view:
Msrilynn Miller, Eddie Cantor. Johnny
Dooiey. Ray Dooley. Nancy Brown, Luz
ciile Chalfant, Delyie Aida. Van and
Schenck. Maurice and Florence Walton,
John Steele. George lie Maire, Eddie
bowling. Evan Burrows Fontaine, the
Fairbanks Twins, Jessie Reed. Dolores.
Maursette, Lucille Levant, Martha
Mansfield. Phil Dwyer, Katheryn Perry,
Hazel Washburn. Mary Hay and Bert
Williams without whose black magic no
edition of the -Follies" could 70 to
press.
As the press agents presentiment
foretold TO him, Good Morning. Judge
win say goodby to the Shubert Theatre
thhs saturday. due to the memorable de-
, cision Of Moliie King 70 retire from the
cast temporarily In order to have time to
consider her recent marriage carefully.
IN september Miss King win return to her
feilowship with tho other featured play-
ers. George Hassen and Charles King.
and viii carry her case to the people on
tour.
"A Lonely Romeo" Next Week.
To keep the shubert Theatre from be-
ing lonely the shuberts win present there
Lonely Romeo" This musical COM
edy. which Will come to the fold on Tues
Gay. June 10. u the Joint work Of Harry
=. smith. Robert B. Smith, Malvin n.
FRANKLIN, Robert Hood Bowers and Lew
Fields. who u the star Of the piece. as
wei as one Of the constructing engineers.
On Saturday also Some Time" with
Ed Wynn. also will be turned out 10 pas
turage from the Casino Theatre. Arthur
Hammerstein explaining that the reason
isn't the customary hoEam about "out of
Town engagements or "a death In the
family" but simply that the hot weather
mas made him tired Of keeping the longest
musical comedy success of the season
! on the boards here.
The other Hammerstein musical pro.
duction. Somebody's Sweetheart" being
little younger and n little fresher. will
Dc moved down on Monday next into the
NOT weather at the Casino that Some
Time" will run away from.
VIII Rogers, who has ceased working
MS way on the stage temporarily. hay-
ing shared a good contract in the
movies had his farewell comicalities at
the New Amsterdam Roof on Saturday.
He stalled q moment when r. Ziegfeld.
Jr.. handed him a jewel cast containing
a genuine gold watch on which was en-
graved: win Rogers; in appreciation Of
real fellow. whose word 10 his bond"
- = lot 49,
London to See abraham Lincoln.n
William Harris Jr. will sail to-day
Tor England with John Drinkwaters
play, Abraham Lincoln" In addition
to making arrangements for an outing OF
East Is West" in London and a Paris
production OF The Yellow Jacket" for
which he already has converted the
French rights into pure gold. David
Wallace. his press prestidigttator, saws
more might be sung Of the Harris hegira,
but whats the use OF all that bunk,
anyhow. in this weather.
Ralph Herr. appearing in Monte
Cristo, Jr.." at the winter Garden. has
been offered an important role by Ar
thur Bourehier for n new London play
next autumn. and Is weighing the in-
terests OF the English and American pub
lies impartially.
Ruth Mitchell the suffering girl Of
The Lady in Red" at the Lyric The
atre, Is going into NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
book Of stammering anecdotes. Any
one with such Joke that simply won't
be downed is invited TO splutter It into
Miss Mitchelps ear
Joseph Santley, all dressed In the
girls costume he wears in She's a Good
BELOW" TO keep an appointment with a
photographer opposite the Globe The
atre, was about to step out OF the fam
lily taxicab yesterday afternoon when a
lounging youth on the corner insulted
him by passing a compliment on his
dainty ankles. Apparently the loafer
thought Mr.. Santley was the kind OF
girl who merely cries at such a pleas
antry. but instead Mr.. Santley released
his dainty nst on the fiirts Jaw and the
latter took the sidewalk count Then,
realizing how he looked, Mr. santley