New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
The Stage Door

wins the Americas Cup race he will
have new challenger. That is, IL he
doesn't outrun Ed Wynn, because the
comedians new launch arrived yoster-
day and is anchored In Great Neck
Bay. The proud owner went out yes
terday, boarded his craft and turned
on wheel or two, and the new launch
made racehorse time, did a bit of
pitching and few most unusual turns
in the water. It's behavior was so bad
Mr.. Wynn is said to be considering
calling it 1.-THE Perfect Fool"
1.-THE Poor Little Ritz Girl" which
has played twelve weeks engage
ment in Boston, closed there on
Wednesday night, and ii being shown
in Stamford to-day and tomorrow. 1t
will be seen in Atlantic City next
week previous to it's opening at the
Central Theater on Monday evening,
July 26.
The Century 80 O'clock Revue" has
added Jack Strauss, black-face enter
tainer, to its cast. He sings popular
songs and dances.
When Mitzi comes back to Broadway
next fall she is to be starred in a pro-
duction being arranged by Henry w.
mezzo- soprano will be heard. The
latest addition to the Savage list of
artists is Beatrice Constance. She
made her debut on the concert stage
last season.
sSBen- Fur" that hardy perennial of
the stage, blossoms into its twenty
second season in September. Robert
w. Frazer is again to lead the COM
pany being assembled by A. L. Err
LANCER.
New York's Spanish colony is ar
ranging series of receptions for Los
Carlos, the pair of Madrid dancers
who are to perform in Spanish Love"
when the play Is presented by Wagon
halls & Kemper at Maxine Elliott's
Theater. The madrilenos are due here
tomorrow on the liner New York.
Frank Conroy, last seen here in the
stellar role in "The Lost Leader" has
joined William Harris jr. for o term
Of years to direct plays and to appear
in roles that suit his type. In Dor
derland" he will be featured with Hol-
brook Blinn and Frances Carson.
"Tattle Tales" Jimmy Hnssey's
musical revue, will spill its indiscre-
tions in Atlantic City, instead of Far
Rockaway, as previously announced.
The date is August 2.
Ruth Shepley, who has been on g
California ranch since the A.losing of
adam and Eva" has returned to
Broadway. She will soon begin rehear
sails in "Wild Cherry" atyNarrangan.
The Rialto and Rivoai theatcrs are
the latest bulletineers, of the interna.
I tional yacht races. Wireless reports
are to be flashed on tAe screens.
In playing the wcEld's record of 800
consecutive performances Bessie Bacon.
in "Lightnin'," tops the score of her
father, Frank Bacon. She has never
missed performance, while the star
took vacation last summer.
"To-morrow'sf Price," new comedy
drama in four a,cts BY Samuel Shipman
and Percival Wilde, will be presented
at the Hudson Theater on Monday
night, July a6. by A. H. Woods. Taylor
Holmes will be starred. The support
ing company will include Maude Han
afford, Felix Krembs, William B. Mack.
Pyrnell Pratt, Tomme Meade, Leon
ard Doyle. Doris Kelly, Helen Lackaya
Edward Fielding, Louise Macintosh,
george Lyman, Edmund Abbey, Don
Merrifsld, Ray Wilson, Jack Macken-
zie, William S. Ely, Martin Alison and
G.. A. de, Lima.
The Greenwich Village Theater is to
be a. reportory house next season.
Among the plays scheduled for produc-
S slon are Youth" by Max Halbe; "The
Shadows" by Ellen Phillpotts; "Amou-
reuse" by Georges de Portoriche. and
@Claws," by Sophie Treadwell.