Evening star., 1921-04-03

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Emmett Corrigan. in The Law OF
the Gang" a one-act play Of his own
| authorship, will appear at the Lambs
gambol in New York next Sunday
Margaret Anglin will end her run in
+ The woman of Bronze In New
York iER arfortnight The succeeding
| offering=wiil be Miss Anglin's produc
ton of The Trial of Joan Of Arc"
1.-THE Last Waltz" with score by
Oscar Strauss. will be placed in re-
hearsal immediately, by the Shuberts.
The operett9., which is now running
in Paris and Vienna, has been adapted
by Edward Delaney Dunn.
| Marg4io Gilmore, who scored a sue
cess year ago in The Famous Mrs.
Fair" will play the leading role in
Eugene G. ONeilrs The Stfaw."
which George C. Tyler will present in
| New York early in the season. Miss
Gilmore is at present on tour in THE
Famous Mrs. Fair
The Night Cap" by Max MARGIN and
Guy Bolton opened last week in Bal
timore. The cast is headed by Violet
Heming, Elizabeth Risdon, Jerome
Patrick and Grant Mills.
The Bronx Express" a comedy
| that from time to time has been an
nounoede by nearly every theatrical
| firm in New York, will be produced
| in the near future by George NJ. Co
han, with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles COL
burn tnfthe leading roles.
Considerable talent is being discov-
cred in THE Rose Girl" now showing
in New York. Rose Rolando proved
SO good that she has been trans
ferred to the. Midnight Founders"
on the Century roof. while. Fred
Hillebrand has been engaged by the
Shuberts under a long-term contract
which, calls for featured roles.
Clare Hummer has completed COM
edy for Ernest Truck. entitled Pom
eroy's Past" which will be put in
rehearsal at an early date.
Sam H. Harris has accepted from
Michael Morton a new comedy. The
Talkin' Shop inspired by Stephen
ieacock's Sunshine Sketches of a
Little Town." and will present it at
Atlantic City on April IL.
Madge Kennedy begins the last
week of her run in 'Cornered." at the
Astor Theater. New York. tomorrow
evening. After engagements in near
by cities, she will sail for Europe
May "a for her first holiday in seven
years.
Milan Roder, an operatic conductor.
who was brought to this country by
Andreas Dipple. has been engaged by
the Shuberts as general musical direc-
tor Of Oscar Strauss The Last
waltz.'
The "Erminie" company packed up
its makeup boxes and wheel chairs
at the National Theater last night.
and will call it season. The en-'
been an artistic and financial success.
All the world loves romance. which
accounts for the long run of the Sell
wyns' production of the merry mu-
the Belasco Theater the week be-
ginning April is, with the original
cast headed by three brilliant musical
comedy stars. Donald Brian. Peggy
wSod 1aten afa Rspe SY eofTs Morsan " Hossrt and
the songs were composed by b. c.
Hiiliam. IA
A merrv musical PLAY: "Buddies." is
for the week commencing MONDAY.
April Is. with the original cast. Eea&.
ed bv Donald Brian. Peggy Wood
and Ralph Morgan. The play was
music by b. G. Hiiliam. The Sell
wyns are presenting 1T.
Nan Halperin. who appears with
Eddie Cantor in The Midni~ht
Rounders" is under contract to Lee
Shuhe-t to be starred. The difficulty
of finding a play suitable to her pc
eciiIiar talents led to her appearance
this season with Cantor. Next year
she Is to be seen in a comedy with
music which is now being written for
her.
Bob MCGUIRE. advance manager OF
the Reynolds Revue. at the Gayety
Theater. this week. is WashinG.on
box.