New-York tribune., 1920-07-27

So populouS l3 the century PRONE
made that it was found necessary to ar
range special accommodations for
relatives and friends of the girls ap-
HThe Midnight Rounders." The "White
Room" at the side of the stage Is the
answer.
The Celtic Players, now giving a
repertory of distinctive Irish plays
at the Bramhall Playhouse. presented
a new program last evening. Honest
LODGINGS" comedy by Ralph Guilt
nan, had it's first showing. Lady
Gregory's "The Workhouse Ward and
Synge's "The Riders to the Sea" COM
pletcd the bill.
Comstock e. Gest will present two
plays on Broadway on the same night,
Monday, August 16. The ncw T. Middle
ton and Bolton comedy, "The Cave
Girl" and the latest effort Of the Hat
tons. entitled "The Checkerboard," will
be seen at the Longacre and Thirty
ninth Street Theaters, respectively.
Grace Valentine and John Cope will be
{. atured in the first play, and Jose
Ruben in the latter.
A. Token Worm, who has been man.
ager of the Winter Garden this sum-
mer will return to his post to-day as
general manager of the six Shubert
theaters in Boston.
The Lambs Gambol feature, "Bleaty-
Rleetv" was such a success that it has
boen engaged for vaudeville and Will
omen at the New Brighton Theater
August 2. The piece is by Hassard
Short
Winthrop Ames will present his first
production this season in the Christ
mas holidays 1t is play of adventure
in modern India by William Archer, the
English dramatist
One grass skirt, which did not cost
much to mail, found its way INTO the
dressing room of Bunny Wendell, of the
"Nirht Boat" Company yesterday. Miss
Wendell wears a grass skirt IN one part
of the performance. A note attached to
this wisp of gift was to the effect
that the donor, who once was in Homo
lulu, bought the inclosed COSTUME" and
now at last had found the real place
to bestow it. There was no name. Miss
Wendell wonders whether the censors
would object if she wore it,
Inc company VI EaAl OoAiO 'SN
play, "The Lady of the Lamp" began
rehearsing yesterday in the Chinese
garden of MIR. Carrolls roof home, on
top of the twenty story Godfrey Build
ing, at Forty-ninth Street and Seventh
Avenue. AS the roof covers almost q
half city block, the various groups OF
artists are rehearsed simultaneously
whereas before more time was required.
"For the first time in history" F.
Ziegfeld jr. is quoted as saying yes,
terday, "I find an actual shortage of
chorus girls" Which led to the dis
covery that chorus "ponies," the cute
little girls, and also the larger ones of
stately figure are growing more and
more difficult to engage.
Additional directors of the Goldwyn
Pictures Corporation just announced
are T. Coleman du Pont, Mesmore Ken
dali, Edward Bowes, Robert w. Cham
bers. William Braden and Frank H.
Hitchcock.
At the Hudson Theater on Monday
evening, August 8, A. H. Woods will
present "The Expose" a new play by
Samuel Shpman and Percival Wilde,
formerly called "To-morrow's Price
/ Taylor Holmes will play the stellar
role. The cast will include Felix
Krembs, William B. Mack and Maude
Hanaford. On dnesday evening
August II, Mr. Woods will present
new farce by Charlton Andrews and
Avery Hopwood, entitled Ladies
! Might" at the Eltinge Theater