Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-10-24

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and Woman" play by B. F. Glazer
and Charles Bonhomme.
Ian Hay has returned to London,
but will be back in this country early
in the new year with new play.
Madge Leasing. well known for her
work in light opera, has been en-
gagged for the revival of "Erminie
Jane Richardson, the prima donna
| of "Pitter Patter,' will give a series
| of song recitals in New York next
month.
Robert Warwick appeared last week
| in Atlantic City in THE Dauntless
| three" under the direction of the
| Shuberts.
| Edna Goodrich is to appear in a
| new comedy by Octavius Roy Cohen.
She is a present on tour in sleeping
| Partners.
Lulu which the shuberts had ex-
pected to produce in New York this
week. has been deferred until later
| in the season.
| Max MARGIN will produce in the
spring a comedy by Zelda Sears. call
ed Welcome, Mary" Flora Sheffield
will play the leading part.
| Alexander Carr opened his season
last week in The Dreamer" by Jules
| Eckert Goodman under the manage
| ment of William A. Brady.
Fay Evelyn. the English beauty and
! cinema star, was engaged last week
! by F. Ray Comstock and Morris Gest
| for the musical extravaganza Agar,
| with Alice Delysia. the French star.
Lord Richard in the Pantry" which
| Is having successful run in London,
will be produced in this country by
Thomas c. Dagnall. with Cyril Maude
and Connie Ediss in the leading roles.
Leon Enrol and Marynn Miller are
! to be starred in sally in Our Alley
! by FIorenz Ziegfield jr. The book is
| by Guy Bolton. the lyrics by Clifford
Gray and the music by jerome Kern.
| Johnny Weber. veteran comedian
| " ho- for the last two years has been
absent from the Columbia burlesque
circuit, makes his return in The Fol-
| lies of the Day
| Taylor Holmes has accepted for i'm
mediate production a romantic opera
! entitled 1.-The Ghost Between by Vim
| cent Lawrence. who has cOllaborated
with Hugo Risintield of New York in
! its preparation.
| ''The Half Moon" a musical comedy
| by William LIE Baron and Victor
| Jacob, will open in New York the
| first of the month. Joseph Cawthorn
| is starred IN the piece, with strong
supporting company
j "Cornered." with Madge Kennedy for
F., it's star, was presented for the first
| time last week in Wilmington. under
| the direction of Henry w. Savage
Gov. Townsend of Delaware and 9TH
! low II i.fi bod tS.
Its Up to YOU a musical comedy
| by Augustin MacHugh and Douglas
! Leavitt, with music by Manuel Klein
and John McManus, will be presented
at Atlantic City next month by Will
liam Moore Patch.
+, Fred Kerr. one of the best known
actors of England, arrived in New
York last Tuesday to play an i'm
portant part in Henry Miller's produc-
| ton of Just Suppose the comedy by
! A. T.. Thomas. which is to open in that
| city the first of the month.
/ Paul Swan, the dancer. is to give a
series of dance interpretations in
New York next month with the Rus
| sian Symphony Orchestra
| Rosa Raisa and Giacomo Rimini,
who were recently married, will make
lHelr HTSl' concert appearance III new
York at the Lexington Theater, No
! vember Z, under the direction of the
| musical bureau of America.
The premiere of a play in New York
! has come to be known by the cheer
| full appellation, the death watch of
Broadway"
Nancy Van Kirk, an actress, singer
and mimic and an important leader in
! the drive for proper entertainment for
children. whose entertainments are
claSSed among the most amusing in
New York. is to elaborate her sched-
ule and present it in other cities
| Amy Lewis, the Chicago dramatic
~ Dstopped the