The Washington herald., 1920-12-12

Helen Hayes. Park; The Meansst
Man in the World" with George NJ
Cohan. Hudson; Mecca" Century,
and The Tavern" George n. Co
hans.
The list continues with The
Mirage" WITH Florence Reed. Times
square; Three Live ohosts." Mora
Bayes Theater; one" with Frances
Starr, Belasco: Welcome Stranger
with George sidney. cohan q Hsr-
R,o,,r z, TssA,s5; h e,;S The T.. wen.s ,, Of
Frazee; Little Old New York. with
Genevieve Tobin, Plymouth; s-rhe
Bad Man" with HoIbrook Blinn,
Comedy; -call the Doctor" Empire:
The Bat" Morosco; The Gold
Diggers," Lycsum; ~Lightnin'.- win
Frank Bacon, Gaiety; 'IAdies'
Night" Eltinge; Enter Madame"
with GiIda varesi. Fulton. ana
spanish Love-" Maxine Elicit.
The current musical comedies are
-Jtmmie." with Frances White,
Apollo; The Half Moon WITH Jo-
seph cawthorn. Liberty; -Nary.-
Knickerbocker; -Hitchy-Koo, 1850"
New Amsterdam; 'Tip-Top." win
lage FolIies, 1890" shubert; .Riss-
ing Time" Lyric; ''Pitter Pattsr,-
Long Acre; Hello Lester Corr;
broadway Brevities, 1890" winter
Garden; ''Honeydew." Casino:
Tickle Ne" selwyn; Good Times.-
biIt.
After-the-theater entertainment
are Ziegfelds Midnight Profile"
preceded by dancing at. the roof
theater above the New Amsterdam.
and The Midnight Rounders." pre-
cedeo by The Century Revue
promenade Of the Century Thester.
One more instance Of what a play
can pass through on it's way 20 pro-
duction is provided by the case OF
Thy Name Is Woman" This piece
Woman" and The Cat's-Paw- by
William A Brady, was previously
known as The She-Devil." and
under that title was submitted az
various times TO perhaps every pro-
ducer in New York. One manager
says that he read Il eight years ago.
and that Il came back 10 him sew
eral times during the ensuing years.
The point is particularly interest
ing because the play is being per
formed TO constantly mounting re-
ceipts at the Playhouse in New
York, and seems almost certain 10
have q lengthy run
A wife and three children should
cause even q rash young reporter
to pause before marrying OF a hus-
band Of eighteen years, but they
were no handicap 60 q Knoxville
youth who was writing on space
for some Of the newspapers
So ho up and steered Cecil =.
DeMille TO the altar with a motion
picture actress the producer had
never seen and hasn't yet Mr.. De-
Mile, II happens. was at home with
his family in Hollywood, Cal, and
Miss Louise Glaum. the actress.
was also on the Paeinc Coast at
the time they were reported mount
Ing the altar In Tennessee
His brother. William DeMIlle. also
producer OF Paramount pictures.
arrived in New York the day the
newspapers there carried the story.
Were this not December.- said
he, Il should attribute the ride
ulous report TO midsummer mad
ness. As II Is I can only say that
/
ing happily with his faRily in Cali
fornia"
It is with no reflection on Miss
Glsum, who is a stranger 20 him.
that Mr.. DeMille disclsims her. In
a telegram to the Famous Players
Iasky home once in New York he
said:
while have never met Miss
Glaum ] am very sure that any man
would be honored by her hand
| Unfortunately / was unable TO be
present at the ceremony because my
wife and my three children would
not let me-"
Mrs. Leopold Godowsky, wife OF
the famous pianist. has hastened
back to Los Angeles, Calf, 20 the
bedside OF her daughter, Dsgmsr
Godowsky. the nlm actress, who lies
seriously I'll after an operation for
appendicitis.
Carmel Myers denies emphsticsIly
the Widespread rumor that she was
recently wed. Her career. says Car
mel. is far 70 be chErished above
all husbands.
The Universal star, Frank Mayo.
is rapidly completing his latest pic
ture, Colorado" scenSrized from
the play by Augustus Thomas.
Reeves Eason, the director. is en-
thusiastic over the progress made.
and declares his sincere belief that
the picture version will far outdo
the stage production.