The New York herald., 1922-04-05
Notes of the Stage

Ellen Van vilkenburgsand Maurice Browne
presenting CANDIDA" al the Greenwich VIZ
lage Theaser announce an extension OF the
run OF the play beyond the three weeks first
announced. having discovered there is a bull
market on Shaw here.
The Selwyns Will present Partners Again, =
the new Potash and Pcrimufter play with
Barney Bernard and Alexander Carr at
Stamford on Friday, April n. regardless OF
whether the latest title slips off by then or
not.
The first seat sold for the opening per-
formance of Miss Charlotte Greenwood In
Lefty Pepper ut the Vanderbilt Theater
next Monday was ordered yesterday over the
long distance telephone from Philadelphia
where the musical comedy has been skipping
about for four weeks. As the purchaser
ordered the same scat In the first row for
the first eight performances this gave rise
TO the report that the play has a pretty
chorus.
Herbert Corthel has succeeded Jack Iaz-
ard. Hansford Wilson and Richard Carle as
tho King IN ''Tangerine" at the Casino The
ater. having also preceded them as the
sovereign OF this ideal ifie isle. HIS reap
pearance proves again that they always come
back to the scene Of the crime.
Miss Helen Lowell will have an important
role In "Thc Night CALL the coming melo-
drama. which will act as n suburb OF Mont
niartrs" at niatinees at the Belmont Theater.
Miss Lowell was fated for the part, being
president of the Players Assembly, which
win make the production.
II you saw any men throwing their hats
Ia the air along broadway last night II was
probably because they had rust iearn that
workmen had started restoring the famous
chorus runway In the Winter Garden for the
opening there next week OF Eddie Cantor in
Make II Snappy.'
An account of the demonstration by Ed
ward v. Giavn OF his wireless controlled au-
fomobile torpedo IN Get Together AT the
fIippodrome was broadcasted by the West
inrhouse station at Newark last night a.
we'll as by Mark Luescher's mimeograph
Irving Berlin has composed a new Dixie
song. ''some Sunny Day." which Is being pro-
PEELED by tho voices OF the Brox Sisters in
the Music Box Revue"
Y. M. Kerrigan and Barry Macollum have
now been safely placed in the cast sup
porting Miss Helen MacKoliar IN 'Tha
Shadow"
Sport pazlmba. the Cingalcse, Who
thumps the tom tom IN "Tho Hindu at tho
Comedy Theater. thinks 50 much OF hts
art that every night he swathes his ancestral
srum ~ cotton wool during this damp
weather.
Some Party has been selected as tho
title OF the spring revue which De Wolf
iIopper's Funmakers" win present nj Jolson'
suggested by he latest story from Great
Neck.
Miss Dorothy Donnelly. who made the
aiapiatlon Of Blossom Time" the opere;ta
With Schubert's music now AZ the Amba ssa-
ior Thestar. is working upon musical piav,
which viii be poured into the ears next fall.
FIFTY members Of the New York state Ice
Manufacturers Association. in session In New
York. viii attend GOOD Morning. Dcarie.
AZ the Globe Thester tonight IN order 10 get
some Of their theatrical shopping done be-
fore the summer keeps them too busy.
rhe fTsth performance Of III Wynn III "Tne
Perfect Fool VIII be given at the George Mf
Cohan T'heater this afternoon, while Miss
f.enore Uric VIII come close on its neefa
with her iJoth performance Of lSl,i" ct the
Rclasco tonight. IL looks like blanket
finish.
Miss Mildred Holiday. who has Just com.
pfetcd tour ~ tho country IN vaudeville.
viii replace Miss Eunice Nernlle in "The
Review OF Revues" at 1reaiy'a Golden Gtades
introducing several now dances. which came
10 her as really worthwhile things.
when riofnance Rides" Benjamin "
rfsnpfon'H picture version of Zane Grcy'v
novel "widfire," with Miss Claire ADAMS
VI the leHd. viii come 20 stop ~ the Caps.
PtOl next week.