South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-22
Arnold Daily was the vagabond.

Augustus Thomas. author OF me
mesis' and many other plays, includ-
ing such good ones as Arizona" and
The Witching Hour, is acting the
role in Nemesis" created by EN-
NETT Corrigan, who is i'll.
Charles Cherry. Estelle Winwoon
and Brandon lyman are members of
the cast Of Tyranny Of Love"
|
Welcome Stranger" continues its
run in New York. where its Chicago
success was more than duplicated.
Barney Bernard will make his first
appearance in Two Blocks Away
a play by Aaron Hoffman, at the
Apollo theater. Atlantic City, n. j.,
tomorrow night. Mr.. Bernard long
identified with the Potash and Perl
mutter" productions. made by A. H.
Woods, is now under the manage
ment OF Charles 3. Dillingham;. Dod-
son L. Mitchell. Vivian Tobin and
others are in the Bernard supporting
company.
Walker Whiteside, whose engage
ment in THE Master Of Ba1lantrae"
at the oliver, set for a few weeks
ago. was cancelled, is at his summer
home. Hastings on-the-Hudson. Next
month he will sail for London, and
may arrange to present THE Mas
ter Of Ballantrae" in that city.
The entire production Of ]. NJ. An
derson's "Frivolities Of 1920, seen
at the Oliver about a year ago. is ad-
vertised for sale by the Astors' Equi-
~ association of New York. The
costumes and scenery, said to repre-
sent an expenditure of $4,000, are
stored in Convention hall. Kansas
City, Mo.
When he played at a recital given
at Queens hall. London. recently,
Fritz Kreisler, Australian violinist.
was accorded such an enthusiastic
reception that one would have never
guessed that there had at one time
been a prejudice against him on &C
count of his having been a captain in
the Austrian army.
EFs
Laurette Taylor closed her season
in the revival Of peg o. My Heart"
at the Bronx opera house. New York,
last night Within a few days she
will sail for London. Next season
Miss Taylor is TO appear IN a new
play. "Humoresque",
With Fred Stone out Of the cast
on account Of an injury he received
several weeks ago, business Of Tip
Top, at the Globe theater. New
York. when Harland Dixon was sub
stuting for Stone. fel loft to such an
extent that the engagement was
brought to a close.
The Sunshine Girls have been en-
gagged for the new Ed Wynn show.
They were with Fred stone in Jack
O. Lantern"
Dear Me" was not more than or
dinarily successful in New York and
has ended its stay there.
John L. Golden and Winchell Smith
are TO build a theater in London and
name it the Golden Crown. 1t is ex-
pected that when "Lightnin" is acted
in London Cyril Maude viii have the
role. Frank Bacon has been playing
IN New York Tor nearly three years.
Joe COyne. It is said, has been select
ed for the Frank Craven part in
The First Year when it is produc-
ed in London. The cast seen at the
oliver in "Theer Wise Fools" is to
play that comedy in London.
The Shu6erts have revived The
Belle OF New York with Carolyn
Thomson in the part Of the Salvation
Army lassie, created by Edna May
and played at the Auditorium here
more than 20 years ago by Helen
Lord. George A. Schiller, a veteran
comedian. has his original character
in the Shubert revival. The songs
Follow on" and When We Are
Married. together with several 9TH
er things in THE Belle of New York"
viii readily be recalled by those
South Bend theatergoers who saw
the show here. 1t made two visits 70
South Bend-at the Auditorium.
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Somebody predicts a return Of the
d-fashioned 81 theater ticket next
season.
A New York thater writer figures
il out that c. Francis Jenkins Of
Richmond. Ind. Washington, d. c.,
and New York. gave the first motion
picture show in the history Of the
world at Richmond. Ind, June s,
1894. It was private exhibition.
the article says. made after jenkins,
the inventor. rode from Washington
20 Richmond on his bicycle for the
purpose Of demonstrating his dfscov-
cry 20 his relatives and others. II
the Tribune is correct fl all II its
deductions, the first time an admis- !
sion fee was charged for movie !
show was in Atlanta. Ga, in 1895. |
The show was a failure. jenkins be- |
came disguised with his invention |
and sold II for $4,000.
John Cumberland has been en-
gagged by John Dillingham; for the /
principal role in The Scarlet Man, /
which is 10 be produced next month |
Elsie Janis. successful in Paris. Will I