Evening star., 1922-02-19
- rights to "Aimer" (To Love-,
play by Paul Geraldy.

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play by Paul Geraldy.
The cast of The Rubicon." which
opens in New York Tuesday night. in
cludes Violet HeminE. Warburton
Gamble, Kenneth Hin, Minna Gale,
Jcane Merode, Ethel Duffield. Gwen
dolyn Gordon, Florence kingsley,
Betty Broughton and Violet Mack have
been added to the cast of Just Be
cause"
The complete cast of Earl Carroll s
play. "Bavu." which Opens his new
theater in New York tomorrow night,
includes Henry Herbert. Helen Free
man, William II. Powell. Char'otta
Monterey. Maude Eburne and Charles
Wray Wallace. with Carroll himself
playing the part of cheer leader anu
nervous prostration.
Rapley Holmes. recently seen in
New York with Willie Collier. has been
engaged for a prominent part Tor the
Forthcoming production Of The Rose Oh
Stamboul.''
The PRINCIPALS of "Montmartre.' the
new Offering by The Players AS
sembly at the Belmont theater. New
York, have insured cast absoiutel!
intact for the duration of the en-
rapement bv signing run OF the play
contracts with themselves as MEM
bers of the producing organization.
MADAME Pierre" adapted from
Drfeuy's lies Hannetons." by Arthur
UornbIow, jr.. was presented for the
first time in New York last MonuaS'
under the direction of William liarriS;
ir- Estclle Winwood and Roland
Young are the featured players
.,rake II snappy," a musical revue.
with Eddie Cantor as the Leading
light. made its initia! showing in
Baltimore last Monday night
Charles B. Dillingham; and John
Golden. theatrical managers OF proml-
nence, recently found how famous
they were when the Florida news
rapers produced pictures of them: tne
captions reading: Peter pIiiiIl n1. ,s', ;.
and William Golden Of New YORK.
The French sally produced by
y. Ziegfeld. jr., will open IN far's
next Thursday night.
"To the Ladies'" by George 5.
Kaufman and Marc Connolly. with
Helen Hayes and Otto kruger IN
ester Monday, and will open IN New
York tomorrow night. Washington
friends of Miss Hayes VIII be pieaseu
TO hear that at last she has L prop
ably SucceSSlui plaS.
Anna Wheaton and Harry Carroll
Iave reunited as a vaudeNiiie teali
and will play the Keith circuit.
"For Goodness Sake" a musical
comedy, with book by Fred Jackson
lyrics by Arthur Jackson and music
by William DAILY and Faul Lennlm.
York tomorrow night. John r:
, Hazard. Marjorie Gateson.. Charles
Judels. Vinton Freddy. Helen Ford
and Fred and Adele Astaire are IN
cluded in the cast
Rehearsals of Madeline OF the
Movies" the new farce comedy by
George NJ. Cohan:, in which he is to
Well under way. The piece opens at
Atlantic City a week hence. The
supporting company comprises James
Eennie. Ruth Donnelly. Harry Mes
tayer. Edward Nannery, Louise Orth
and Jean Robertson
Maude Adams is to return to the
stage next season, under the man
taEement of 4. J.. Erianger. Charles
iDillingham and F. Ziegfeld. it Is an
,nounced, and probably in a play from
the pen of Barrie, the British play
wright. in whose works the distln.
1snished star has scored her most
pleasing successes. Miss Adams nag
been in retirement for the past three
years, owing to ill health. DuI IL Is
said has regained her strength ana
has let 1t be known that she wants to
return to work.
Millicent Mower. the clever Vaude-
willie singing coincidence, was her
own vocal teacher, aided by records
tof Destinn. Tetrazzini. Mary Garden,
Farrar, Gadski and Hempel. She has
never taken singing lesson in her
life.
Toto, the clown who does remark
able falls, says that the idea of con-