New-York tribune., 1920-03-26
The Stage Door

Ihe stage door
Ethel barrymore reappeared last
night in "Declassee" at the Empire
Theater completely recovered from the
attack Of lsryngitis, which prevented
her from playing since last Saturday
night.
F. Ziegfeld jr. yesterday arranged
for Edward Royce to stage the "Zieg-
field Follies Of 1920" which will open
at the New Amsterdam Theater about
June /.
On Easter Monday, April 8, the Shu-
berts will make three new productions.
The revival of "Florodora" will occur
at the Century Theater; in Hartford
the first performance Of "The Man Out
sioe," by KiIbourn Gordon and Wa't
Howe, will take place, and in Atlantic
City, at the Globe Theater, the same
evening "a Weekend Marriage" by
Owen Davis, will be produced.
Glenn Anders, last seen in Civilian
Clothes" opened Monday night N
Philadelphia in Victor Herbert's musi-
cal comedy "Oui, Madame as leading
man for Georgia O'Ramey.
During Holy Week there will be spe-
cial performances Of "The Piper" at the
Fulton Theater on Thursday afternoon
and Saturday morning only. No per
formance of Josephine Preston Pea
body's fantastic comedy will be given
on Good Friday, but beginning Easter
Week the schedule. three perform
ances will be given each week.
Rachel Barton Butler. author Of
"Alamma's Affair."" has selected "Alice
IN Wonderland" as the first play to be
produced by her at her children's thea
ter. She has made the stage adaptation
herself, and the play will be produced
soon after Easter.
Silvio Helm is writing the score for
the musical play "My Vampire Girl"
which Max Spiegel, producer of Look
Who's Here" now playing st the
Forty-fourth Street Theater, will pre-
sent next fall.
A. II. Woods has closed his option on
the English rights of "The Sign on the
Door" and will produce the play in
London under his own management
early next season.
The first performance of The Ouija
| Board" by Crane Wilbur, will be given
at Paterson, n. j., tonight. 1t will
open at the Biiou Theater Monday eve
ming, March 20.
The Stuyvesant Players will repeat
! their program of three one-act plays
at the Washington Irving Municipal
Theater, 40 Irving Place, this evening.
row of Ham," selected from the One
Hundred Plays of Yuen, and Five
Minutes Alone with a Lady," by Lester
Margon, will be presented.
The Kanellos Ballet Hellenique. with
Vassos Kanellos and Mile. Tha!ia
canon, will give performanr OF
ancient and modern Greek dances at
the Greenwich Village Theater Sunday
| evening.
Helen MacKellar and Edward Arnold.
of the Storm" company. are getting
into trim for an eighteen-hole game OF
goH. The winner will meet Gene
Quigley, the fat Chicago expert, who is
! the "Storm" company's business mar
ager, in the final match. Basil Broad
hurst, son of the producer of the play,
has put up silver cup to go to the
winner.
AS her donation to the Y. W. c. A.
"For the Girl' campaign, little Lillian
Roth, the eght-year-old actress in
"Shavings," sent Chrystal Herne, head
of the Professional Women's Division
of the collections committee, an order
to collect her full salary this week.
When the order reached the company
manager of "Shavings" it was brought
to the attention of Colonel Henry W.
Savage, who made Lillian's gift his
own and recommended her to the Pro-
fessional Women's Division for full
mem rship in that unit.
Loretta Sheridan, who was last seen
here in Good Morning, Judge" has
been engaged by Harry Wardell for
"My Golden Girl" at the Nora Bayes
Theater
On Tuesday afternoon. April 6.
Clotilde and Alexander Sakharoff will
dance at the Globe Theater, the entire
proceeds Of the matinee to be devoted
to the Fund for Milk for American
Babies