The New York herald., 1922-03-10
Notes of the Stage

Miss Mabel withee. appearing in 1.-The Rose
of Stamboul'' at the Century. signed n con-
tract yesterday with the Shuberts whereby
she will be starred next season, thus joining
the legion of actresses who are constantly
signing contracts to star next season.
Sigmund Romberg, composer of the music
Of ''BomSo' at Jolson's Ftfty-nin'h Street
Theater. led the orchestra there into action
last night. This Is in pursuance of his plan
10 visit the four broadway productions to
which he has contribute music, Including.
Bride" at tbf1Astor. Blossom Time" at the
Ambassade,, and THE Rose OF Stamboul, "
and keer5 THE orchestras wound up as long
his arms and his legs hold out.
Mike McTigue middleweight champion OF
the Irish Free State. and therefore entitled
TO be called some champion, boxed at the
IIppodrome last night Jack Dempsey Mark
Lueschers favorite hero in real life, and
Joe Benjamin as referee, appropriately called
out from time to time Get Together"
The Bohemans, Inc. producers of the
''Greenwich Village Foliies series the well
known rival to DR.. Elots five foot shelf
n new production on the strength OF the
fact that she recently left THE League OF
Notions" In London.
Miss Ellen Van volkenburg viii play the
part of Thekln in Strindberg's "Creditors'
when this play falls due at the Greenwich
Village Theater on March 90
Charles Dillingham; received a letter yes
terday from the serior class of the Twin
10 name its annual publication Good Morn
ing, Dearic" after the musical comedy at
the Globe Theater, which shows how far
West Broadway slang Is permeating. J.
Hartley Manners might write play about
this.
The Morosco Theatcr mana cement an
nounces that on Wednesday, March 10, II
win rcfurd at his expense the war tax
on tickets for the matinee and evening per-
Sorrnances of 1.-THE Bat" as many patrons
VIII no doubt be smitten hip and thigh
for their income tax that day.
Harry Davenport, leading player IN
''ThaulS-J' nj the Longacrc Theater. has
accepted the invitation OF the Catholic Actors
Guild 10 address their meeting on 81. Pat
ricks Day at the Hotel Astor on the one
modern subject Shakespeare failed 10 antici-
pate "Clean Drama.
Irving Perlin's Music Box Revue" passed
the 600 mark last night. and Berlin is now
able to buy dozen suits or spring clotnes
81 he wants to.
walter r,an,n attended the Knickerbocker
Theater last night to see II Bulldog Drum
rnond" showed the same dorged deterinina-
ton In bucking odds that his eleven did.
Arthur Hopkins has engaEed MIS- paui,he i, me
Cort Theatre. Chicago, so the run Of this
play AZ the Vanderbilt Theater VIII end
March 2J.
j. Ziegfeld. Jr, has hung up new record
for tis snrnduction OF ''Sally'' at the New
Amsterdam Theater. The musical comedy
now in its sivty-fifth week, mas pscn loISsa !
gallery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Butterfieid VIII ap-
near soon IN the Keith houses IN noveits s
slxetch Nv Fred Jackson. Mr.. Butterfield L
now playing the principal part In Mrs
Warrcn's Profession.
Arnold Bennett's ''Milestones" will be pre-
scnted tomorrow In the Lyceum Theater pS
s,udents OF the American Academy OF Dra,
,natfc Arts "'rhe Convict on the Hearth,
Nv Arthur Fcnn. VIII be the curtain raiser.
IN recognition Of his success Karl Mar
.cna. beginning Monday. Hyman Adler VII
be featured by Arthur G.. Delamater y
.sTroken Branches" at tho Thirty-nintf
street Theater.
The premiere OF "voltairc." with Arnolt
paly In the title role. will occur at III,
Plymouth Theater on Monday. March 20
rho production IL made and directed 10y
arthur Hopkins Robert Edmond Jones Il
dovising the scenery and costumes.
Prince Mohammcd Ali Ibrahini, who ar
rived IN New York yesterday with hil
social secretary. Bling, McCloskoy. erst
while welterwclsht pug ~, VIII attend to
nights performance of "Stamboul' at th'
Century.
Mission services for Catholic members q
the theatrical profession arc being hel,
daily at noon IN st. Malachys (the Actors
church, on Forty-nlnth street, west q
Jroadway. A. sermon follows.