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The New York herald., 1921-05-23
Dillingham; to Employ 1000
Begins Productions for What Will
Re His Busiest Season

Charles Dillingham; Is at Atlantic City
20 attend the final dress rehearsols and
initial presentation at the Apollo Theatre
there on Tuesday night Of his latest
star. Barney Bernard. who begins his
career under new auspices IN Aaron
Hoffman's comedy drama. 1.-TWO Blocks
Away" This production will begin Mr..
Dillinghams busiest season. Even now.
with many casts incomplete 1000 en-
loyees have been engaged for the com
ng season.
Following 1.-TWO Blocks Away" Mr..
Dillingham; will turn his attention to
two other new attractions. which viii
be tried out OF town this summer The
first will be William lie Baron's THE
Scarlet Man" with John Cumberland
and Miss Frances Carson. which goes
into rehearsals tomorrow, under Fred
q. Latham. Then will come Rida john
son Youngs comedy, "A Wise child =
with Miss Nivienne Segar.
In the fall Fred Stone will resume
In ''rlp Top" which was Interrupted ct
the Globe through MIR Stones accident.
'rhe original company viii be rcassem-
hled. including the Brown Brothers. the
Duncan sisters and the London Palace
Girls. Plans for the HippodroIne nave
not vet been announced. but Mr. Dii-
inghams activities X i said, Include
many other plays and musical comedies
and his intention of presenting Apple
Blossoms" abroad makes the forthcom-
ing Dillingham; season one Of interna-
tional Importance.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
Gala Closing for Frolic.
Ziegfeld Arranging Special Bills for
Midnight Entertainment.

r. Ziegfeld. Jr.. Is going 10 say fare
well to Broadway with his Midnight
Frolic in . blaze OF glory when the IA
nous rendezvous closes next saturday
night. For the final week special bills.
consisting Of famous acts that have APP
peared in the F'rollc since its inception
eight years ago will BE- presented.
Each night a tried and true favorite
will be presented and on the closing
night. Saturday. all will appear on the
same bill Van and Schenck have pre-
pared some new songs and Gene Buck
il to present his skit. GOOD Bye Broad
way" with words and music. on Satur-
day night as a closing act for the Frolic.
Carpenters are now at work putting
In more seats In the balcony and the
first row tables are to be double IN num-
Der. Many stage and picture stars are
20 be present TO shed tear for the place
that was the only haunt left open "a
them after the regular theatrical per-
formances closed. Mr. Xiegfeld himself
may be present. and n 50 mis- friends
want him TO make q speech.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
New Theatre Near Park.
The Imperial, Latest Shubert House,
Near Completion.

The Messrs. Shubcrt announced yes
terday that the new theatre which they
have been building at Fifty ninth street
and Seventh avenue will be known rs the
Imperial. The increasing difficulties or
the traffic situation led them 10 select
this location. as the theatre will be on
the edge of the present traffic zone and
therefore free from the great vehicular
congestion. al least for some time to
come.
Work on this playhouse will be com
pleted In four weeks. The sea ting ca
pacty Is 1000. the orchestra alone hav-
ing 200 seats. There are thirty-two
boxes, one-half being on the lower floor
and the remainder In the balcony BY
reason Of its construction. the Imperial
can play either dramatic or musical pro
ductions or vaudeville. 1t will have one
Of the largest and best equipped stages
in New York.
The theatre Is decorated throughout In
garnet and Roman gold with shadngs OF
antique panels and canoes. The scheme
Informs to the Renaissance period. The
lobby is finished In Pavanazza marble
imported from italy. and marble col
rmns Of the same material stand on
either side OF the proscenum arch.
A feature of the new theatre Is a
lounge and smoking room on the mez-
zanine floor for both men and women
with windows overlooking the park. Her
bert j. Krarp is the architect.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
Vaudeville Artists
Earn 100000 by
Double Benefit
Elaborate Bills Presented at
HippOdrOme and Manhattan
Opera House.

The fifth annual benefit OF the Ma
tional Vaudeville Artists was neld last
night and 1t was as well that a stagger-
ing success had been anticipated and a
double show was decided on AT the Hip
podrome and Manhattan Opera House,
for both these huge audtoriums were
packed 4 high water mark In receipts
was reached. and to-day the welfare
fund of the y. V. A., devoted to the
maintenance of the club house on West
Forty-sixth street and the benefit Of the
organization generally. is the richer by
more than 100000
One of the surprise bits on the pro-
gramme. which was repeated at both
houses with the same artists In differ
ent performing order. was the appear
ance of Benny Leonard on the stage.
The fact that he il the lightweight
champion of the world was In itself suf-
ficient to assure him royal welcome.
but Benny's comedy talent assured for
him a genuine hit.
He appeared in the act or the Four
Marx Brothers, "On the Mezzanne
Floor" OF which he is a financial hacker
and which has been tried out In Jersey
City. Likewise he stepped into the pro-
hibition sIit of Billy Il. Van and James
j. Corbett and INDUCED In verbal feints
and uppercuts with the former heavy
weight champion that scored a veritable
knockout" So II can readily be seen
that large and pugilistc evening was
enjoyed.
Gus Edwards's "Newsboys Of 1921" q.
collection of youngsters in a revue OF
which little Sandy Milne was one Of the
shining lights. also made hit. Harland
Dixon and the London Palace Girls also
evoked considerable enthusiasm.
Other headlners on bill OF 100 su-
perior vaudeville performers that could
not be duplicated for entertainment value
were the following: Julian E,ltinge
Belle Baker. Six Brown Brothers, Dor
othy Dixon and Carl Hyson. William
Rock, Pat Rooney and Marion Bent Joe
Cook. Harry Fox. Mosconi Brothers,
Robert Emmett Keane, Frisco Eddie
Foy Raymond Hitchcock. Dorothy Jar
don. Harry Carroll. Nat Nazarro. Chic
Sales Gertrude Vanderbilt and Joseph
Santley.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
Hal!ett AlsOp BOrrOwe.

Halett Alsop Borrowe. Major In the
United States Army Reserve Corps died
yesterday after a brief illness in his
home at 749 Fifth avenue. He was fifty
eight years old. At the outbreak Of the
Spanish american war Mr.. BoTrowe
enlisted with the Rough Riders az a
lance sergeant and served in Cuba in
charge of the dynamite squad. During
the world war he served overseas as
liaison officer Of the First Division. He
was in four major engagements and
was awarded the Croix de Guerre with
gold star after the battle of Soissons
During this battle he maintained the
liaison between the First American divi-
sion and the Moroccan division. He
leaves q widow
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
Miss Bebe Daniels
in Terror of Jail
in Dual Film Role
Does Not Show Same Equanim-
ity as She Did When Actual
~ Arrested for Speeding.

Miss Bebe Daniels, who recently spent
several days In jail for being too fast
motor driver even for California to
countenance in a movie actress. likewise
faces Jail in Two Weeks with Pay at
the Rialto this week. but curiously
enough not with the same equanimity
she displayed over her actual prison
senetnce. Moreover in this Realart pic
ture, adapted from the story by Nina
Wilcox Putnam, Miss Daniels. intimi-
dated by cad who wants her to ''trea
him right" Is fearful of being clapped
behind bars-for being mistaken for q
film star.
All of which would make 1t appear
that just S Miss Daniels plays a dual
role In this film comedy directed by
Maurice Campbell she can assume a
double personality on the screen and off.
ana that she can be more serious over
the terrors Of the law with directors $
megaphone manipulating them than
when a mere Judge thunders them. That
is why Miss Daniels Is more interest
ing than usual. for 1t Is only when she
insists on being flamboyantly cute. or
on being bad and yet good-a combina-
ton virtually never found in actuaiity--
mat she causes the artistic pulse to
beat feebly
She has the role of Pdnsy ODouHeH
y mannequin sent on a paid vacation 10
a summer resort to display gowns. and
who is forced. through a mixup In cir
cumstances. the millinery man and her
close resemblance to a well known movie
star, to pose as the star herself. Marie la
Tour alias Bebe Daniels. Loved by one
Of the young men guests and threatened
by another with exposure because she
ra q ia n Al tyit ttv.a11 asY ,al
slap. she proves her bravery by seeking
TO do Miss La Tours diving speciality
which she does from a high tower.
mainly because she falnts at the last
moment and can't help herself from fall
ing into the tank
OF course. Miss La TOtr arrives sud-
denly in the personality of Miss Daniels
and exposes the other character played
by Miss Daniels. but 1t doesn't ma tier
for the latter has won the undying devo-
tion of an honest young garage owner
there are such, according TO this picture
The story. as put in scenario form by
Miss Alice Eyton, Is agreeably turned
out. and Miss Daniels for a change plays
with sincerity Of purpose. besides achiev-
ing the equally important point Of wear
ing her gowns and her bathing suit well.
Jack Muhall. as the garage owner. has
a pleasing moment ducking the black
mailer (James Mason) into q swim
ming pool after the immortal preceden
Of Otis Skinner In ''Kismet."
T'scha ikowskys "Capriccio Italien," an
amusing Jungle Vaudeville" showing
the animals at the zoo enjoying life. and
solos by George Richardson and Miss
Lotta Miles are other numbers. while
Larry Semon Ia his latest comedy. "The
Bakery" makes the fur and the dough
fly
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
In the Berlkshires.

Special Despatch to Tnn New yoHe HERALD.
LENox, Mass. May 22.--Mrs Delaney
a. Kane and Miss Georgine Iselin OF
New York are at Curtis Hotel in Lenox.
Other arrivals to-day were Mr.. and
Mrs, Henry Forbes McCreery Of New
York. Miss Margaret Patterson OF Plain
field. y. j.. Mrs. Norman Harris and
Mrs Josephine Rogers OF Chicago
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick G. Crane gave
a dinner party at their home in Dalton
last night for Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Laurens Dawes OF Plttsfield.
Mrs. Clements Houghton OF Boston Is
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Samuel GIL
bert Colt in Pittsneld
Mrs. Lucius W. Wimerding Miss
Ruth Wimerding and Mrs Herbert
Thorn King OF Tuxedo Park are AT the
Wendell Hotel Pittsfield. while touring
the hills.
Mrs. Bernard Hoffman has come on
from California and Is spending a month
AT the Purinton Inn. Stockbrldge.
Miss Anne w. Strawbridge OF Phila-
delphia Is at the Lion Inn a. Stockbridge.
Mrs. Oscar 1asigi arrived from Boston
to-day and opened her villa In Stock
bridge.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
Notes of the Theatres.

''Just Married." the farce comedy with
Miss Vivian Martin aud Lynne oyernan.
viii be transferred tonight from the COMEDY
to the Shubert Theatre.
Leo pItrIchsiein. playing o. The Blion
Theatre In Toto" beginning tonight VIII
adopt summer scale of prices iar ehtlf.
orchestra In the evening VIII be S2ao ana
natinees 81.
This IL the last week 81 ''The Passing
show OF 1927 NJ the Winter Garden and
Miss Doris keane II ,konanee ~ ne ne
Chicago next Monday
Enter Madame" viii open tonight AZ the
Republic Theatre for limited engagement
beginning its forty-first week ~ New YORK.
The original cast remains ia tact, with Nine.
eilda varesi and Norman Trevor IN the
leading roles.
The Dumbels the organization ~ former
Canadian soldiers presenting the musical
revue "Riff, Bp9 Bang" NJ the Ambassa
dor Theatre. viii give q performance Tor the
entertainments OF soldiers AZ the Fox HIS
lIosptal, staten Island. tomorrow after
roul Next Friday 'Biff Bing. Bang viii
be played for the wounded soldiers in the
Polytechnic Hospital
"The Prince aud the Pauper." Mark
TWain's story "for young people ~ ALI
ages" in which William FaVersham 4 star
ring. Will be the attraction this week At
the Shubert Riviera.
Mi-s Mae Marsh. motion picture actress,
has signed long term contract win John
u. Williams FOR her return 20 the spoken
stage
with to-uigl,t's performance three sam u,
Harris productinns Welcome stranger ~
the Sam a. Harris Theatre. Grant Mitchell
IN 1.-THE Champion at the Iongacre Iheatte
and Little old New York ri tile Plymouth
Theatre will begin the last two weeks OF
their Broadway runs.
Charles Dillingham; has arranged. with the
depa rture OF Barney Bernard and his com
panN from the Globe Theatre stage for Al
iantic CITY where they open tomorrow night
in Aaron iIoffman's new comedy drama
Two Blocks Away 20 begin rehearsals
to-day OF william l.e Barons new American
comedy 1.-The Scarlet Man.
The Provfncetown Players VIII end the
season a., their playhouse with series Of
ten performa noes, beginning tomorrow night.
Of Susan Giaspei's play "fnherItors for
the benefit of children ~ Russia.
Marc Kiaw. Inc. announces for production
In New York IN August 'Sonys." a drama
from the Polish of Gabryela Zapolska. with
Miss Violet Heming and Alfred Lunt In the
leading roles.
L. Ziegfcid, ILL.,. has rcengaged Van and
schenck the singers and comedians. for
appearance IN the forthcoming edition ~
"ziegfeld Follies."
George Broadhurst. by arrangement with
Edward Robins. win produce The Reason
why" n new play by Mrs. Trimble Bradley
and Grant Morris AZ the Royal Alexandra
Theatre. Toronto. May 3n Charles Wadron
will have the leading role.
THE opening date Of The Melody ~
Money" by George " Atkinson, has been
rnally act for stamford May 40
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
Army Garden Party.
Entertainment to Be Given at Gov
ernOrs Island June 2.

The Governors Island section Of the
Army Relief Society will give its annual
garden party on Governors Island on
the afternoon and evening OF June 2.
The organization raises its funds for the
benefit of widows and orphans of officers
and soldiers of the Regular Army, and
the Army Relief Society is the only or
ranzation in existence whcn directs It's
efforts to giving aid and assistance to
the dependents of those who have served
their country as regulars.
An interesting and attractive pro-
eramme has been prepared and the
means Of raising funds are limited to
the sale OF space in the programme and
the sale OF boxes seating six persons.
The programme. in addition to the ordl-
nary social features OF the usual garden
party includes band concerts by the
Army Music School Band AN exhibition
by the American All Squad. composed OF
recruits from the educational centre q.
Camp Dix, the First Division Quartet
and three boxing contests, the feature of
which will be a match between Private
Vincent Lopez from Camp DIX and Ser
geant John J. O'Connor from the First
Corps area, Boston. The two men are In
the middleweight class. Corporal Could
ing of the Motor Transport Corps. Ho-
bolSen, will fight four rounds with Pri-
yate Reed. the corps area champion from
Camp Alfred Vail. in the welterweight
class. and Private Lightner. Motor
Transport Corps, has challenged Private
Bresner, the bantamwcign:, who made
such winning fight at the Interna :
tional Sporting Club IN the evening OF
May II.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
VASSAR SAYS COOLIDGE
TOOK JOKE SERIOUSLY
Protests Vice-President Bases
Criticism on Error.

Special Despatch TO THE New fonK HERALD.
POUCH KEEPsIE, May 22.-The state
ment made by Vice-Presdent Calvin
Coolidge that radicalsm prevails In
women's colleges has aroused storm
Of protest at Nassar, particularly among
the students, who protest that such Is
not the case. They show that the item
In Fossdr Miscellany quoted by the
Vice. President was from the joke col
umn. 1t was:
II know what / am. I'm not pessi-
mistic; I'm not optimistic; I'm just
antagonistic."
DR.. Henry Noble MacCracken. presi-
dent of Vassar. said 1t was altogether
too trivial to discuss"
Prof Burgess Johnson said In
nunendoes based on insufficient evidence
tend to let loose food Of emotional
antagonsm to this college and TO col
leges in general"
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
JAPANESE SINGER IN
BUTTERFLY IN PARIS
Nine. Tanaaki Miura Wins
Approval of Critics.

Special Cable TO THE Nrw YORK HERALD
Copyright, 1891. by THE New YoaK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Paris, May 22.
Some OF the Paris music critics are
declaring that the sensation of the yeai
Is Nine. Tamaki Mura, Japa nese
singer. who yesterday sang Madame
Butterfly at the Opera Comique with a
technique and Interpretation not heard
since the days of Melba's successes.
Nine. Miura has just finished an Ital-
ian tour, where she gained the plaudlts
Of Puccini and other noted composers
She will go to New York i'm August.
where she will sing In French and Itai-
ian operas.
Nine Miura is we'll known to fol-
lowers of opera in New York, her first
appearance having been with the Man
haitian Opera Company In 1915, when
she sang the leading role in Madame
Butterfly" She also sang with the Bos-
ton Opera Company.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
Resort Notes.
White Sulphur Springs.

Special Despatch to THE NEw York HERALD.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. w. Va. May
22-Mrs. Pembroke Jones. who occu-
pied n cottage on Florida Row for the
last month. has returned to New York.
In a party arriving yesterday In a
private car from New York were Mr..
and Mrs. g. Garretson Wade, Jeptha
Homer Wade. Mrs. Hiram Garretson.
Mrs r. l.. Rossiter and the Misses Irene
Wade and Ellen Wade ot>Cleveland. and
Mr.. and Mrs William ID. Guth of Van
couver. b. G.
Among to-day's arrivals nre Mrs,
Louis Ranger of New York. Mrs. A. T.
Simonds and Daniel Simonds 3D. OF Bos-
ton. and Mr.. and Mrs. III. l.. Greene OF
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William =. Ransom OF
Covngton, KY. william Lindsay of
Nashville. and w. w. Hearne or Phila-
delphia left for home this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
Charles NJ. Jarvis.

ATLANTIC CITY, May 22-Funeral SER
vices will be held here tomorrow for
Charles NJ. Jarvis or Berlin, Conn, WHO
died yesterday after a long Illness.
Mr. Jarvis for many years was pres
dent Of the Berlin Iron Bridge Company
and later organized the American Bridge
Company and the Corbin Hardware Cor
poration. He was born in Binghamton.
y. ". and had been In Atlantic City for
about nine months. He is survived by
his wife and one daughter. Grace Jarvis
Schauffler. Of New Rochelle,
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
DEATH FROM REVOLVING DOOR.
Louis 4. Lewis Lives Two Days
After Thtgh IL Fractured

Louis c. Lewis, lawyer ana formerly
secretary Of the Union League Club. died
In Broad street Hospital last plight as
a result of injuries suffered last Frida \
when his thigh was fractured by a re-
volving door. He was 70 years old.
Mr. Lewis was born at Hudson Falls.
n. y. His boyhood end early school
days We're spent at that place. He was
graduated from Harvard Law School ana
entered the practice Of his profession In
this city. He had had offices at So
Broadway for the last twenty-five years.
He Is survived by niece and q nephew.
Funeral services viii be held tomorrow
afternoon at three o'clock In the Funers !
Church. broadway and Sixty-sixth
street
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
American Women
Act as Shopgirls
in Paris for Fund
Work in Department Stores in
Aid Of Devastated Regions
Arrivals.

Special Gable 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Copyright, 1921. bV THE NEW YoRh HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,
Paris. May :2.
Prominent women Of society os the
American colony acted as saiesgirls In
department stores yesterday in aid or
the fund for the devastated regions of
France. Among the workers We're Mrs.
Charles A. Prince. Mrs Lawrence v.
Bennett. Mrs. George C. Reid. Marquise
Dampierre, Countess Chabrillan ana
Countess de Vile Castel.
Mr.. Henry White, formerly of the
American Peace Commission, and Mrs.
White are spending a month at The
Hague before returning to the United
States.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kendrick Bangs
have arrived from New York and DR..
and George c. w. Williams from Hart
ford
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Williams of Cam
bridge, Mass, have left Paris for tour
of southern France.
DR.. Samuei Schmidt OF New York has
arrived at the Hotel Brighton from
Warsaw.
Mr.. Walker D.. Hines and his daugh-
ter, Miss Helen NJ. Hines. are spending
a month visiting Italian cities
Prof Charles ID. Hagen and Prof.
Richard Gotthel. accompanied by Mines.
Hagen and Gottheil. have arrived at
Paris from Strasbourg. They expect to
return to Columbia early In July.
Mr.. Joseph f. Donaldson of Califor-
MIA has arrived in Paris by way or
Singapore en- route to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee Ellis of New
York have returned to Claridges after
tour of Italy, Switzerland and the
Riviera.
Mr.. Hugh Bird Of Washington has re-
turned from Balkan tour OF two
months.
Winfield Sheehan, vice-president of
the Fox Film Company of New York.
has left Paris for Berlin. where he VIII
investigate cinema conditions.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Farnum nave
left the Crilon for a six weeks tour OF
Italy and Sicily.
Mr.. Charles Fernald Of New York has
arrived at the Hotel Regina from italy
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
NJ A r RE D.

cNfTrS-NER rLASCk --On Saturday. Ma,
II. 1871 at ~ Mlchaers r. H. Cbur,I
by the Right Rev. William T. Manning.
T.. =. the Bishop Of New York. assisted
By the Rev. Thomas McCandIeSs Mar.
garita Schuyler Yer Planck daughter or
Mr.. ana Mrs. William Gordon Yer Planck.
80 Mr.. John Conrad Cattus. son of Mr.
aud Mrs. John Van Antwerp Cattus.
D'OSMOY-pE BERU.-At the Cbatean
du Plessia -Rouuuelon. France on TLiirs-
day, May 10. 1921. Elisabeth Georrette
d'Osmoy. daughter ~ Niscountess d'OsmoS
and The late Nicount Roman d'Osmoy. %
Monsieur Francois de Beru. :
MAGIiEE.-On SATURDAY. Ma II
IN 81 Peters Church. MorristoWn. X J
bN The ReN. Dcnald NJ. Brooilman. g. h
adelaide iiolme, daughter ~ Mr. and Airs'
John lIolmt Maghee Of Morristown y n
tu John Putnam Marble ~ Worcester.
Ma-snc husttta
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
BOOth----(IOVeu.

Special Despatch 70 THE NEW Yone HsRalp
OssfNiNc. y. Y. May 22.--Announce-
ment has been made of the marriage
last Wednesday OF Miss Alice Fellows
Gowen. daughter OF Mrs. Charles s..
Gowen OF this place, TO Mr.. Paul Lincoln
Booth son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund
Booth OF Grand Rapids. Mich. The
ceremony was performed on the lawn OF
the brides home bv the Rev. Gibson NJ
Harris. rector ot Trinity Church The
bride was given away by her brother,
Mr.. Robert F. Gowen. and attended by
Miss Katharine Ordway OF Pleasant
vile, y. v The best man was Mr.
Theodore Booth Of Washington. n. c.,
brother OF tho bridegroom. The ushers
were Messrs. Charles Cotton and Joseph
Carpenter ~ New York. The couple
will pass the summer with Mrs. Cowen
Mr.. Booth IL the publlsher Of several
newspap pers In the west
The New York herald., 1921-05-23
Hot Springs.

Special Despatch to Tffn NEW YoaK HERALD.
Hor SPRINGS, Va, May 2f,-Mr. AMI
Mrs Harry Evans gave dinner last
night at Valley View for Mrs. Harry
y. Cullen of Richmond and Mr.. and Mrs.
George d. Provost. who arrived Satur-
day from New York.
Mrs Herbert Wilson Roberts has ar
rived from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seligman Of New
York gave dinner last night for the
Baron and Baroness Rosenkrantz. Mr..
and Mrs. s. NJ. Breckenridge Long OF
Washington. Mrs. William y. Douglas.
Mrs Frank NJ. Mitchell, George Batchel-
Ter OF New York, and Harry n. Ward
OF Boston.
Francis n. Appleton. Ir., Of Boston.
aned last night with Mr.. and Mrs. Fran
els g. Jandon and Mlsa Eleanor Landon
OF New York
Baisley II. Elcbash has arrived from
New York to join his mother, Mrs, Bell
~ Harmed.