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The Washington times., 1921-10-16

ASvS "sSs "
IIngham's successor to The
Night Boat," Win AII-star
Cast. Coming to National.
yUyRE now thsatricsi season at the
National Theater win have no
greater attraction. no firmer
company Of artists. no more slab-
orats or costly production. no more
brilliant ensemble. and no more
splendid exemplification Of the mod
srn and wholly artistic method Of
presenting the lighter forms of
stage entertainment than will be
disclosed In the new Charles Diliins.
ham musical comedy. Good Morn
ing, Dearie." which begins a series
OF. eight performances tomorrow
night,
This elaborate entertainment was
planned under the guidance Of Mr..
Dillingham;. and Jerome Kern's
music and Anne Caldwells book
have been written with definite
idea and purpose In view-that Of
providing an interesting. consistent
and laughable play with melodious
music. rich In melody and riotinH In
dancing possibilities. and above all,
glowing with the spirit Of youth.
There is no moro skilled librettist
than Anne Caldwell. while Jerome
Kern is the foremost of popular
composers. and In GOOD Morning,
Dearie." both these distinguished
collaborators are at their best.
Such a constellation of young mu-
sical comedy stars has never been
presented here before in one orsani-
zation. and Good Morning. Dearie."
sets a higher standard than ever
for the Dillingham; musical shows.
Louise Grocdy. the singing and
dancing spright OF THE Night
Boat" heads this all-star cast,
which also includes Oscar Shaw.
with Harland Dixon and William
Kent as the featured players.
Shaw is the best singing light
comedian on the American stage;
Harland Dixon is the dancing genius
of the former team of Doyle &
Dixon, while William Kent is the
diminutive and agile comedian who
was so we'll liked in ''Pitter Patter."
Ada Lewis, beloved comedienne;
John Price Jones, light comedian;
John Scannell. dancer; Marie Gala.
han, Peggy Kurton and Pauline Hall
are others Of this truly remarkable
cast.
The Sixteen Sunshine Girls, EN-
semble dancers trained in the
world-famous dancing school OF
John Tiller at Manchester, England,
who have just arrived from an
eighteen-months' engagement in
Paris, will be a most attractive
feature of Good Morning, Dearie"
and Reisman's celebrated dance or
chestra will appear in the great
dance hall scene.
Good Morning, Dearie" is in two
acts and fifteen scenes and will pic
ture some of the most diverse and
colorful sides of New York life. In
costuming and scenic splendor this
newest Dillingham; production viii
speak the last word; the dresses
have been designed and executed by
Tape and the scenery comes from
the studio Of Gates & Morange. Ed
ward Royce, who produced Sally"
Irene" Apple Blossoms" and
1.-THE Love Letter" has personally
directed the staging Of Good Morn
ing, Dearie."
One feature of the production
should not be overlooked-the en-
semble of thirty youthful and
charming ladies of the ensemble.
always a notable detail in the Dill
lingham musical shows. The COM
pany also carries a large orchestra
under the direction Of Victor Bar
The Washington times., 1921-10-16
|ToNIGHT FRANCES WHIT,

|ToNIGHT FRANCES WHITE ..ns
will be seen at Polls in Phi
Phi" a big laugh in Paris. Merely
Ito look at the list of announced en-
|tertainers is to coax the wise thea
|tergoer into the house. for every
body knows Frances White, Frank
Lalor, Helen Broderick, Robert
woolsey and Maud Odell. Phi
PHI is said to be thoroughly up
offering and not to be
missed.
The Washington times., 1921-10-16

{MECCA" has been renamed by
the British censor. IL is now
cairo" for London audiences
The Washington times., 1921-10-16

IRENE CASTLE, absent from the
footlights since 1915. has signed
Keith vaudeville contract and will
appear on November Z.
The Washington times., 1921-10-16

|IF you missed Miss Lulu Bett"
last week at the Shubert- Gar
rick. you have only yourself to
blame. You were warned in time.
Miss Lulu Bett" is about as per-
feet a production as one may see
An several seasons.
The Washington times., 1921-10-16

HELEN HAYES, the Washington
girl who starred In "Bab,"
opened In New York at the Gaiety
theater last week with great per-
sonal success. THE Wren," accord
ing to the critics, is fragile and thin.
The Washington times., 1921-10-16

David Belasco's play
sent TO London for Cyril Maude.
has proved a sorry failure. Even
|he stars great popularity could not
prevent his being driven from the
ktage by a chorus o: boos.
The Washington times., 1921-10-16
rHE RIGHT TO STRIKE" 8

NCHICKENS" has become Lilly
Dale" for It's presentation in
Baltimore this week. There were
some rather wild queries last week
why Chickens" was ever selected
for it's title.
The Washington times., 1921-10-16
NEW MUSICAL SHOW
AT NATIONAL
= TOMORROW

Good Morning. osaris.'" OIL
Ilngham's succsssor to The
Night Bost," VIII AII-star
Cast, Coming to National.
The Washington times., 1921-10-16

THE Shuberts had planned to
move THAR various vaudeville
hills as companies, but this has been
pund impractical and has been
bandoned. The necessity OF battling
pe Keith bills everywhere has forced
bis action.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-22
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Sc VENDE

Una hermosa finca de COCOS en-
80 Darrio Carrizal dc Aguada, conti-
qua al mar a 20 minutes de Aqua
dilla. Perteneciente a la Succession Gar
cia, de Mayagiiez.
Son 1000 palmas nuevas M m en-
20 cuerdas y 8.
Canine de carretera desde Aqua
dilla y desde Aguada.
Casa de viyienda enclavada en- la
misma Finca.
Para mas inf0rme diriiase
F. TOrrecillas Ruiz.
p. O. Box 307, San Juan, P. r.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1921-06-22
PATROCINAR.

Ell yab6n sBROWN" rotulado CADiERN0,
signifca: inteligencia, capacidad, economic de
tempo, de ropa v de dinero.
De estas rotundas afirmaciOnes pue6e dar fe
media Isla, que no usa de otra clase de iab0n.
Cadierno Hennanos,
PROTECTORS DEL PUEBLO.
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
BARRED IN COASTWISE
PASSENGER TRADE
Steamship China Excluded by
Marine Act.

WASHINGTON, July 31.-Because she
Is foreign built and IS owned by cor
poration in which American citizens
hold less than rs per cent. Of stock, the
steamship China Is prohibited by the
terms Of the merchant marine act from
carrying passengers in the American
coastwise trade.
Attorney-G Daugherty holds in
an opinion sent to Secretary Hoover
and made public tonight. Mr.. Daugh-
crty added. however, that the China
might continue TO carry passengers be-
tween San Francisco and Honolulu un-
til next February on permit from the
Shipping Board.
The China was admitted TO American
registry by special act OF Congress in
1898 and has been plying between San
Francisco and Hawaii for a number OF
years. She once was the crack liner or
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
but Is owned now by the China Mail
Steamship Company Ltd.). an Ameri-
can corporation. organized in California.
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
SAILED.

Strs Wilikeno (Br) Hamburg: Cornwall
tBr), Auckland via Newport News Gdansk.
Danzig.
schr Anthony y Nichols, Kilkenny, Ga.
U battieship Florida. Hampton Roads.
IT S S Shawmut.
Sailed 30th, strs Lake Elrnonr, Mobile:
Centennial State. Boulogne and London:
Lake Stirling. Richmond: Mystic, Hamburg:
Georgeanna Weenls. Baltimore: Laekawanna
Valley. Copenhagen; Milwaukee Bridge. Phil
adeiphia; Juiiana (Spl. Bilbao. SO. st Mary
(Br), Antilla; Michigan tBrJ, Antwerp and
London.
u battleship Pennsylvania. Plymouth.
Mass.
The corrected reading OF tho barometer Gre
duced to sea levei) AZ View York on Sunday,
July 81, 1921. al = AN, ss reported by the
United states Weather bureau. was twenty
nine and seyenty-five hundredtAs (29.T5)
inches. This closely approximAtcs seven
hundred and fifty-ttva snd six-tcnths CT55.6)
millinaater5. Captains ~ sl veSseis now
lying IN or near the porfs of New York and
Brooklyn can advantassSusly use the above
official data for oDservIng whether their own
barometers require any considerable correc-
tlon or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook. IN, 5, Is miles;
clear. smooth sea.
The New York herald., 1921-08-01

str city q Adsalds s tBrj. j ' New York Csnd
Sailed soth, strs Rovaer CNor). Santiago;
Gaelic Prince (Br). Far East ports; sidlaw
NORFOLK, Va. july so-Arriyed, strs
Mooschauslc. New oYrk; Themisto (Duteh)
Rotterdami Joseph j Cuneo (Nor), Phila-
delphia' Hesperos (Nor) Naples.
Middcham Castle (Br). Galveston for Ant
werp; Milan Maru (Jap), Havre; Meiwu
Maru tJap). Portland, o. for United King
Baltimore; Portland Maru (Jap), Liverpool.
Arrived 3lst, strs WoLsum (Dutchl, south-
ampton Fareday lBr), LONDON via ia. = 'Mleh- l.ai
weston for Italy, Lodovica utaD, Phlladel-
phia: Mosella, Liverpool
Sailed 29th strs Benvenue (Br), Limerick; /;
otho, Rotterdam and Antwerp; Pawtuclset.
Houston; Whakatane (Br), London; Bi2kargi
Mssndi tspl. Galveston; -, r,,
Gibraltar; Sort UtaD. Gibraltar; Noele
(Br), Nuevitas and M.nati.
Sailed 30th, strs Aldgate, Piraeus; Soest
dyk 6Dutch), Rotterdam; Media Uta) /,
Philadelphia; Havur tNor), Montreal: Yaye
Maru (Jap). Bahia; Manta, -.
sailed S1st. strs Gaelic Prince tBr), shang-
hal, sc; Labicum (Br). spezia Norman
Monarch efas az mlp GiOr9qtbar altar Atantico dtaD
PORT ANGELES, wash; July 3o-saned.
bark Mary Winkeman, Milo.
PORTLAND, o. July 2a--Arrived strs
West Katan. Seattle; 3oth. Robin Adair, Sc
attic
sailed goth. strs Seine Maru (Jap). United
Kingdom, Bengloe (Brl. Hampton Roads;
S0th. West Honaker, Leith.
PORT ARTHUR. Tex, July 30-Arrived.
strs Chickasaw city. New Orleans; Rayo.
New York: w NJ Irish, Philadelphia; ubber-
gen (putchl, Galveston: Gulftrade Tampico.
Sailed 3oth, str Gulfstream, Philadelphia.
PENSACOLA. F'ls. July 30--Arrived. strs
Glensloy (Brl. Barry: saugertes, New OR
leans.
Sailed 3oth. str Raphael tB1. River Plate
PORT TAMPA Fla, July 3f-Sailed. str
Miami. Havana schr zebedee e Cliff. Balti
more.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July 3t--Arrived.
strs Milwaukee Bridge, New York; Knight
Companion (Br, Baltimore; Annetta, Por
Antonio; Ashtabula (B), London datter
30th).
Sailed 3oth. strs Sutherland. bordeaux and
Havre: Harry Luckcnbach. Boston, Seattle
Spirit, Montevideo. La Plata and Buenos
Aires via Gulfport: silene fF'r) Barcelona
&c; II Devereux, Boston: II 9 Folgar, Port
Arthur.
Sailed slst, strs Delaware (Br) London
Comino (Br), Montreal.
pORTI AND Me- July 30-Arriyed ctr
The New York herald., 1921-08-01

Eles's? + < srotis 4is y ia TamPeo I2 & 2sth sa,s
Gloria de Larrlnaga 50 from Charleston 29,h
Grecian l2e NJ Winter Quarter 3lst.
tinitroast ifi ) Hattefas Both
flico 3as NV Tortugas Both.
llolyoko Bridge lat SO Is. Ion T6 06 30th
a Bostwlck Us NE Hatteras GOTH
Joseph Seep lGl w Tortugas 2sth.
Junlhia pnssed in cape Charles Both.
Labetta - S Cape Sable goth.
Lake Eenorsh e r sw % by want Nantucket Ss soth
Lake Flatonia Is T. by s South Pass 2sth.
Lewis X ThurIow 81 5 Hatteras aoth.
Liberty MInquas 500 W sand Key Both.
Lightburne % Hatteras 31st.
Loraln 303 from Honolulu 10Th
Lydia Mel Baxter passed Hatteras 4;45 Pm
Maromet ~ Jupiter 2sth.
Makura 1,6l3 from Honolulu oath.
Maiden 2f NE Cape Charles SOth-
slauagua o64 $ South Pass 2sth.
Maracaibo CT N Mayaguez 30th.
Meirosc 5s sSE Cape May Both.
Mexico Fl N Hatteras 3lst.
Nord Afnerika passed Hatteras 30th.
Ontario 80 SW Fire Island 3lst.
Pawtucket i2t SW Hatteras both.
Rayo 155 WNw Tortugaa 2sth
Robin Goodfelcw ,oi5 L9s angeles sd,s 2ath.
san Brnno Rr,',i ,s go IS santuskst t @ 5s,n sls,.
San T'raterno OH Jupiter 26th.
San Mateo 205 Cape Henry 31st.
Schodacl 800 w Honolulu 29th.
sixaoa 76s Sc Sandy Hook Goth.
Swiftstar 20l n Jupiter 18th.
Swiftwind 500 S San Francisco Pm 10th.
Texan 426 S San Pedro 10th.
Trnidadian 2S Tybee Goth
Ulua 300 $ Scotland l. 3ist.
Venezuela / .3A4 S San Francisco PM 2Ith.
Nesta - from Hatteras 30th.
w III Libby 1SS Jupiter 10th.
West caddoa ,SSf w Honolulu 10Th.
West Cainals 2Ge S San Pedro PM 29th
West cayote 50 from Columbia River 2sth.
West Mahwah ; s Honolulu 10Th.
William McKenny lat SO 40. Ion IS II
30th
WilsoIo 600 S Eatteras 30th.
Zaeapa 14J SW Santiago 18th.
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
NEWS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD

Sangstad (Nor). Murray Bay.
Sailed Both. str JoDancy Norfolk.
SEATTLE, Wash, JHly 30--Arrivcd. !. Str
Kinderdyk Dutch. San Francisco.
Arrived 26th, str West Nilus, san Fran
cisco.
Sailed goth. str Cape Henry. New York.
Sailed 3Otn, str West lSleia, New York
SAVANNAH, Ca. July 30-Arriyed, strs
Point Bonita, Havana (and sailed for Balti-
morel Schenectady Norfolk; Hybert.
Charleston.
Arrived 31st. strs schuylknl Bridge,
Tampa; City OF Montgomery. New York.
sailed 30th. strs Lord OTmonde (Br),
Bremen ana Hamburg: Robert Maersk
lDan). BaltimoreS City OF ST Louis. New
York
Sailed slst. str West wauna. Liverpool
TACOMA. Wash. july 3o-Arrived, str
Santa Rita, San Francisco.
TAMPA, Fla, July 30-Arrived. strs Lake
way.
Arrived 3ist. str Lake Freeland New
York schr Mary Bradford sierce, Norfolk.
Sailed 21th. strs Wnifred, Tampco; West
Chetae New Orleans; schr Lucia Dow.
New York.
Sailed 3oth, strs Truxillo. New Orleans;
Lake FaristelI, Mobile.
The New York herald., 1921-08-01

New York; Hog Island. Piraeus. Smyrna,
salonica and Constantinople might of 30th) I;
Steel Maker, Marseilles. Bombay, Calcutta,
scurabaya, Bangkok and Singapore; Prince
Arthur (Br), Yarmouth, MS; tugs Nothing
ham. New York, towing barges l. a w u o
y Nos q. II and IA; Minnie, Norfolk. towing
barges Hope, Nos 4. and o (nght OF
30th) Rover. Sandwich. towing barges Al
bany and Troy for New York:
BALTIMORE. Nd, July 3f-Arrived, str
Cleared 30th, strs Kastalia (Br>, Glasgow
via Newport News; Collingsworth. Antwerp
and Baltimore.
Sailed Both, strs KenowLs. Hamburg; Buck
eye. State, Havana; ormes (Br), Port An
ionio. KeSnore tBr). Liverpool.
Sailed 3lst. str Palisades, Avonmouth and
BRUNSWICK. Ga, July 3o-Arrived, str
songdal tNorg, New York; aux schr Doro-
thy w (Brl. West Indies.
Sailed 3oth, schr Albert w Robinson Cfrom
Darien. Gal. Baltimore
CHARLESTON. SC. July 3o-Arrived. strs
Lordship Manor Venice for New Orleans;
John u Rockefeller. Sabine; Lake Elsmere
AJacxsonvile land proceeded for Boston)
Arrived Slst, strs West Hardaway. Brest;
Magmeric, Fernandina.
GALVESTON. Tex, July 30-Arrived. strs
NJ T. ELLIOTT New York; Gladyshe rampieo.
Sailed GOTH, .strs yaldarno GtaD. Italy:
Hull Maindy Manor (Bp. Bremen.
JACKSONVILLE. ria, July S0-Arrived.
strs ST. Merriinack. Philadelphia; Waring.
Arrived 8ist. str Lenape, New York.
Sailed 3Oth, strS Mohawk, New York;
Thames, Miami.
MUKILTEo. Wash, July 3o-sailed. schr
Minnie A Caine, Hlo
MOBILE, Ala, July 3o-Arrived, strs Rich
concnl Baltimore. Lackawanna, Tampico.
Sailed 30th. str Cabrille. Tampico; schr
Whiteson (BrJ. Port Spain.
NEW ORLEANS, La, July 30-ArriveG,
strs Appaachee (Br), Tampico: Bayamo,
New York. Choluteca QIond), Port Cortez .
Corning. Key West: Frederick Luckenbach,
Mobile Indian sBr; Liverpool; Newone
lBr), Tampico; Nicolaos ItaD, Tampico
Nils (Nor9, Houston; Nola. Mexico.
Arrived 31st, strs Besserner City Calcutta;
Brazilier (Br), Galveston; Chickasaw City,
sabine Lucisen CBD, Norfolk; Ophis. Rot
terdam; Santa Alicia (Br). Mexico: Thomas
II Wheeler, New York; West Chetac, Tampa
Sailed from Port Eads Both. strs Benefac-
tor (Br),. Liverpool; Comayuga (Iond) Port
Cortez; Frankinver (Br) Hamburg; Cans
ford (Nor), Port Barrios: Lake Festus
Beaumont; Saugerties, barcelona.
Sailed from Port Eads 31st, strs Atenas,
Cristobal Columbia, Cnrtagena. Creole
New York: Ellis tNor) Tela; Santiago.
Cuban ports; SURNAME. Port Barrios
Yumuri. Vera Cruz
The New York herald., 1921-08-01

Tugs Cheektowaga. with bargcs cat
AND; Honeybrook, with 3 Cat $50 PM
Latin American. with l (at PM Nara
gansett, with Cat 8 PM); Westmoreland.
with lat S:f5 PM).
Passed Goth
sehr Nantisco. Port Reading for Nantucket.
Schr Joseph Murray. New York for Green
port.
schr Victoria (BD. Jersey City for Canso.
Ms tanchored).
schr Henrietta whitney. Port Reading
for Nantucket (anchOred).
Sailed goth, schrs + X Bentley (Brl, from
Guttenburg for ST John, NIB. Edward Smith
drom Port Reading). Eastport. Me,
Sailed 3fst. sclrs Alfarata CBr). from
South AInboy for Lehave. Ms; Balsa (from
Hoboken), 81 John, NIB.
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
STEEL SHIP CosTIGAN AFIRE.
Engine Room Damaged and other
Vessels Are Unharmed.

The engine room of the United States
Shipping Board steel steamer Costigan.
allocated to the United American Line,
and docked at Clifton. Staten Island
was damaged by fire yesterday II was
feared that boats moored near the Cofti-
gan would catch fire. but firemen kept
the blaze from spreading.
The fire started near the boilers, ard
the prompt closing of compartments
aided in combining it to the engine room.
No estimate of the damage could be had
at the pier last night.
The New York herald., 1921-08-01
BY United States Naval Commune
cation Service.

distances given III miles; position at noon,
Unless otherwise specfied.1
Agawam 24o NE Hatteras 30th.
Agwimoon 03 $ Hatteras 30th.
Agwiworld II S Hat.eras Both.
Alglc lat Al OF. lon So 80 30th.
Aladdin 95 WNyV Tortugas 2Sth.
Allianca 205 Ambrose goth.
Andrea + Luckenbach 80 San Pedro Pm
Goth.
Apache I5 y Hatteras 3lst
Apus 4Ul Hatteras Both.
Astral 80 s Hatteras 30th.
Atlantic City 80 from San Francisco 10Th.
Atlantic Sun g5 overfalls 3ist.
Bessemer City 275 SE South Pass 2Sth.
Borgestad Passed Hatteras 30th.
Brilliant As SW Hatteras 30th.
Calgarolite 125 from Hatteras both.
Cananova 457 S Ambrose 10th.
Cantigny lat 40 80, Ion SO 40 3oth.
Earrilo 430 S Ambrose 50th.
Chariot 800 l. Ambrose Both.
Choduteca 212 n Cortez 2Sth.
City Of Atlanta 212 NE Tybee 30th.
Cliffwood 80 S Jupiter 10Th.
Colorado Springs lat 90 o., Ion S5 10 30th.
Coppename 439 South Pass 30th.
Champion Anderson 1sS SW Hatteras 30th.
Creole State 1I5 from Honolulu Goth.
Depere Ala S San Pedro PM 29th
Devolente $50 ESE Mobile Both.
D.rigo $50 WNW Tortugas 2Sth.
Dorchester Is Sc Atlantic City 30th.
Edmore 1880 w Cape Flattery 2Sth.
Everett IL NE Cape Charles 30th.
f ID Asche 50 NNE Hat.sras 31st
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CABLE REPORTS.

GoTHENBuRG. July so-sailed, str Stock
hoIfn (Sw), New York.
HALIFAX. July S0--Arrived, str plgby
pool
Sailed s0th. str Lady of Gaspe (Br). Bos-
ton.
HAVANA, July 2o--sailed. strs Henry L
Mallory, New York; Pastores from New
York;, Cristobal.
MONTREAL. July 3o-Arrived. str Mime
dosa CBr), Liverpool.
Sailed 30th, strs kwarra CBr). Cape Town
Canada (Br). Liverpool; Venusia tBr), Lon
don; Hastings County (ISr). London; Swain
by (BD. United Kingdom; Evcrilda (Br)
Hull; Polgowan tBr). Antwerp: Miilpool
(Br), Bremen; Lord Downshire (Br), Bel
fast 31st. Melmore Head (Br). do: Man
chester Corporation (Br). Glasgow and Man
chester.