New-York tribune., 1922-11-19

only in perpetual state Of
motion; so through the play she
progresses from continent to con-
tinent, or from room to room, as
the case may be. The scenes move
from Newport villa to Macdougal
Street studio and thence to Florence,
Itaiy--aftuence, poverty, picturesque
ness" !. PATRICIA @COLLiNGE
is being considered for the leading
role Of GUY BOTTOMS new play,
"Polly Preferred" EMANUEL
REICHER Is returning to America
after summer in Germany, where he
made farewell tour" in a repertory
of plays. LYN HARD -NG is
seeking the English rights to Eugene
o'Neill's ~The Hairy Ape" with the
view to presenting it in London with
himself in the role created by LOU S
WOLHEIM. MAY COLL MS,
who was reported betrothed TO
CHARLIE CHAPLIN, is playing the
leading ingenue role in ALAN
DALEs Nobody Home" !.
HELEN MacKELLAR will return to
the WOODS fold after her Brief So
iourn in stock, and tomorrow she will
start rehearsing in "The Masked
Woman" LOWELL SHERMAN. who
is playing in "The Fool" at the Times
Square Theater, will take part in the
rehearsa's s, and when it comes time for
the new Woods production to open he
will withdraw from the Charming Pol
lock play. IAN KEITH is also to be a
member of "The Masked Woman" cast.
I, "A Clean Town." the play by
the NUGENTS, one hears, will be ready
for the Belmont Theater by December
4. CHARLES RUGGLEs heads the
cast. ''The 49ers," at the Punch
and Judy. have been juggling numbers
to secure the best possible results
from the material at hand. The sketch,
"a Robe for the King" has been
eliminated and in its place there is
now Pierrot number. "The Power
of Light" the burlesque Of Rus
sian drama, is also out. Incident
ally, the top price of admission is now
So instead of S., the rate at which
the production was first offered to the
public. +. "Molly Darling" starts
its last week at the Globe Theater to-
morrow. The musical comedy will go
next to Philadelphia and is also to be
seen in Boston with the cast headed
by JACK DONAHUE and MARY MIL
BURN. -. !. During New Years
week, the Southern company presenting
"The Circle will play in auditoriums
in Texas. No theatres are available,
as virtually all theatres which for
merly presented road attractions are
housing pictures or have changed to
vaudeville. .. PAUL SIPE and
EDGAR MacGREG0R have written a
comedy called "Cupid Incog," and
! it is scheduled for production late
this year. Mr.. MacGregor is said
i to be collaborating in the writing
I or SSFSTat OtheF plays.
WILLIAM A. BRADY is planning
la Sunday night performance Of
| "The World We Live In at Jolson's
F;fty-ninth Street Theater, to which
professors in the various univer-
sites and colleges in the city
win be invited. -. "The Faithful
| Heart" disappointed ON Broadway, but
At the Yorkville Theater. with FLORA
| SHEFFIELD playing the part she ere
atea, and stock cast, the M0NCKT0N
HOFFE play did excellently. IT is pro-
posed that Miss Sheffield be travelling
stock star to appear with each stock
organization that desires to present ths
| rlay. Several cities have requested the
play and have asked for Miss Sheffield
for the engagement. SADIE
BURT has been engaged for the new
JACK LAIT musical comedy which Il
| now without Q sstis. II was called
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