The Washington herald., 1921-09-25
STAGE AND
SCREEN NOTES

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bay resort, will be the scene Of an
other big fishing excursion today.
More than 700 fishing enthusiasts
are expected to attend the second
annual outing of the Potomac An
glers' Association at the resort
The public has been invited.
Frances White. errtwhile star of
Jimmy" and for the past Ave years
entertaining exclusively in musical
comedy. will be the headline act on
Shubert vaudeville program to
show at the Belasco soon.
"Florodora," the famous musical
comedy of a generation ago. has
been condensed into a tabloid mu-
sical offering. still retaining the
famous sextette number. 1t is one
OF the acts billed for appearance
at the Belasco soon.
Under the direction Of Fallas
Broche. manager Of the house.
Crandall's Metropolitan Theater last
night was transformed from its
cool. summery appearance to the
more substantial tones of its hand
some winter garb.
Frederic H. Robinson, who has
been Identified with a number Of spe-
.eial Broadway productions in the
past. hgul es as one Of the incorpora-
tors OF the company formed to pro-
duce The Great Broxopp." by A. A.
Milne, who wrote the clever comedy,
Mr.. PIN Passes By"
Edwin Franko Goldman. one of the
famous bandmasters Of the country,
will give his first indoor concert Of
the season at the Hippodrome in New
York next month. He closed his
fourth summer season last week. and
more than twenty American COM
posers figured In his program. which
Is the sort Of thing that makes for
American music.
Grasso. the electrical Italian actor,
who was the co-star with Nine,
Aguglia. the live wire Of emotional
ism. in London and Continental cities,
has arrived for his first visit to the
United States. Mime Aguglia, II is
definitely announced, will make her
first stellar appearance in English In
D'Anunzio's THE Daughter of Jorio. :"
Charlotte Walker has deserted the
drama for vaudeville. Miss Walker
holds a place OF rare distinction and
envy among the Broadway players
who nave contributed lasting define
ntions Of the stage. Two of them
were achieved in THE Trail Of the
Lonesome Pine" and The warrens
Of Vi i'ginia."
Frederic Warren. whose ballad con-
certs in New York have been annual
events of unusual interest for three
years, will conduct q full series this
winter at the Selwyn Theater. Mar
suerita sylvia, among others, is to
star on his program.
Sonia Serova. a dancer Of excep-
tional intelligence and talent. will
pearances and staging specirl dances
on the Greenwich Village Follies was
Of a high order and most effective.
f1dilnd DTuZOVnd, tne COtOTIul dC-
tress who appeared in the lamented
THE Mandarin" and thus gave that
play it's most conspicuous Iedeemins
feature. will appear this year on the
Broadway stage. This handsome and
talented Russian Is a real acquisition.
Among the nrst concerts scheduled
for the new MI sic season In New
York are those of Selim Palmgren,
composer -pianist. and Mime. Mikki
Jearnnefeltf soprano. Both are dis
tinguished Finnish artists.
Barry Macollum. who did credit
able and individcal acting in the late
productions Of the Repertory Theater.
became a producer In New ork this
week when his name heads the pro-
gram of TRUE to Form" by Angus
tin McHugh.