The New York herald., 1922-03-14
Notes Of the Stage

winthrop Ames will have A. A. Mines
ew pay S hs afora Aeaut az be Booth s
eter Tonight o. +. Heggie, Miss Alexandra
Carlisle, Ferdinand Gottschalk. vane Feath-
ersfon and Gilbert Emery will be among
those who win mingle In well laid out con-
yersation.
The 33oth performances OF Get Together
Jack Dempses's show at the Hippodrome.
will mark tomorrow the 300th performance
nj the big house under Charles Dlllingham's
management, and the o0OO.OOOth announce
ment from his press wizard. Mark Luescher.
Other theatrical birthdays are falling due
thick and fast. Miss Lcnorc Uric will frislS
through ''lSiki'' at the Beasco Theater for
the i2ct time & t9rnSght ~ ,ei while snser,ne nosd,y
the claim that.it Is the oldest musical comedy
Of the present season. having $50 presenta.,
fons to its credit without once having had
isri & lose any 0''"' Gonna jewels = get ''''
~The Blushing Bride" at the Astor Theater.
received letter yesterday from T.. r.
Bradley. well known horseman. that colt
born Saturday at the Bradley stables In
Lexington. Ky. had been named Blushing
Bride, being a daughter OF Blue Paradise.
and with nobody to stop him Lean IL likely
90 Introduce the name into his race track
tineter scenes.
Albert de Courville. London producer. did
NOD think The Rose Of Stamboul' suitable
fof English taste during rehearsal. but after
visging the rise and fall Of James Bartons
shoes at the Century Theater lie has opened
negotiations with the shuberts 70 transport
brought over the scenery for Pins and
Ndtdles.'
Eenee Riano OF Irving Berin's Music
Boo Revue" who VIII have Richard Bennett
ofl'IIe Who Gets slspped' az The niece de
resistance Of dinner at the Volsin on
s,,hday night. April ., has invited every
n play on Broadway 10 dine off her
barkroll. and 10 show she's In earnest she
dates them all 70 bring their appetltes along
Jerome Kern. composer of Good Morning
D&rie.' i making an Irish Jig arrange
mat of several OF his melodies for the st.
Puricks night performance AZ the Globe
T7Mater, so that the dance hall scene VIII
bel guite IN character with a March IL
1ouification. Including two fights between
Oxrar Shaw and rariand Dixon. and another
between John Price Jones and Jack Scanneil.
ali or whom swear by the Shamrock.
Five delegations Of out OF town florists
from fro,n Altoona Altoona Union Hiii; Trenton. Buffalo
Ehew at the Grand Central Palace. have
reserved seats for Bull Dog Drummond"
surance they wouldn't leap wreaths on the
Btage when the villain Il killed.
Man to Mar" Harry carey's new Uni
cersal pno.oplay' Tso. won won't os unhooked at The
March 90. and wild Honey" with Priscilla
Dom riding the flood with no Inconvenience
hair viii swirl right up 70 that historic
event.
Az request the Thester Guild announces a
yeuirn engaEement of "Iilom" at the Forty
fourth Street Theater for two weeks only
beginning next Monday evening. The Ciarrck
Tlieafer cast, headed by Joseph Schildkraut
nrp Miss Eva lie Gallienne. will be seen
Avery 1Iopwood has arrived In Morocco
according 70 n cablegram received Saturday.
lilo leaves for Spain this week. and will sail
for New York In three weeks with completed
plnSs for "A. II. Woods and Colin Kemper
- returns 10 Paris in the fall 10 supervise
The production Of three of his PLAYS which
have been successes here.
Miss Doris Keane has become member OF
fhe League of Women Voters Of New York
clio. no doubt thirsting for power after hav-
Ing once tasted II IN The czarina" az the
Empire Thcater.
For the first tmem In her career Miss
Kufh Draper VIII music IN connection
whh n character study on Thursday after
NON IN her opening recital at the SeIwyn
Tpratefa when an orchestra win play a part
inf vwe LA France" dramatic sketch.