The New York herald., 1922-02-24
Notes of the Stage

Glare Hummer authoress OF '"The Noun
tain Man., at Maxine Elliott's Theater. has
a Few months, reckless of the fact that they
VIII be competing with the spring poems. JUST
Then thawing out. In addition to the. cur
rent play, Good Gracious, Annabelle." "A
Successful Calamity" BE Calm. Camilla, :"
and 'Rollos Wild Oat' VIII run the gaaflet
% the book reviewers, after having passed
through the mill OF dramatic criticism.
The Provincetown Players announce that
Thursday evening, March ., will ne the open
i9,g date for their production Of their fifth
bill, Eugene oNeill's Tho Hairy Ape" for
which Louis Wolheim. playing the title role
win refrain from shaving
Mile. virginle Mauret will give her concert
noon at O'Clock, but Il will not be neces-
ssry to speak French TO appreciate her.
Oscar Shaw and Harland Dixon. who have
furnished the star bout I'm the dance hall
fight for fjO performances Of Good Morn
ing. Dearie," at the Globe Theater, and John
Price Jones and Jack Scannell, who have
attend next Mondays matinee Of Get To-
gether" az the Hlppodrome, when Jack
Dempsey makes his initial swing, and learn
how 70 black one another's eyes more
earnestly.
A. P. Kaye will appear IN Back 70 Me-
thuselah" when the Theater Guild presents
50 at the Garrick Theater, which some may
consider the final inducerlent for them to
buy In on the cycle commencing Monday
lie will play Joyce BurOe IN The Gospel Of
the Brothers Barnabas.'' which Is something
10 look forward 10.
Mr. and AIRS. Mchitaro ongawa, inter
preters OF japanese drama, dance and music
Hotel under the friendly smiles Of the Cen
tury Theater Club, which is celebrating its
presidents day. The Ongawas. who have
Just coasted from one shore OF the country
70 the other. will remain here several mon-hs
10 order 90 stage japanese revue and dis
tract attention from Occidental jazz.
Kilbourn Gordon. not omlttinE his fncor-
poration, announces tina, no patron need
fear that another spectator viii cough dawn
his back during THE Cat and the Canary .
for the Incorporated one says observation
has shown that audiences are too bu4v hold
ing their breath during the performance "A 4,
the National Theater 20 waste any OF Il In
a fool cough.
Charles Dillingham; received a reauest ves-
terday from the Lambs Club that n block
OF 200 orchestra seats have ribbons tied
around them and set aside for club nenbc (.
who will attend the welcome home corcert
AZ the Hippodrome on March . IN order 10
give three woolly chers for their fellow
lamb, Lieutenant Commander John pliIfp
Sousa.
whItford Kane and Hubert Drucc. appear.
Ing ~ The Pigeon az the Grecnwlch VII
20 Theater viii address RnndoIpb gon,ar.
lios classes in drama.,c ari N. yvssIi,,s
'ou Square College OF New York ITniverrity
mis- afternoon, taking up John Galsworthy,
but no doubt letting him down easily.
Miss Doris Keane. playing the title rolc NJ
The Czarina" AZ the Empire Theater will
plead for the Jewish war sufferers ~ "A rally
al the headquarters Of the relief COMMITTEE
O'Clock.
Mrs. Irene Castle In French Heels" ,yui
remain firmly soldered tp the bill M Tho
cameo for the coming week
De Wolf Hopper viii be featured M the
Palace next week IN q humorous talk called
'Monoioguing."
Tho Dolly sisters VIII remain o second
seek at the Palace. The sisters win pre-
sent an entirely different act
Miss Bessie Barriscale WIN appear IN
'rhe Right Girl" n comedy sketch written
~ Howard Hickman in the Proctor vaude.
eiile theaters the week Of March .13, play.
ing four different characters.
Miss Marilyn Miller. who co-sturs with
Leon Errol IN "Sally" at tho Now Amster.
dam Theater. VIII have stunning new
Partisan ballet costume In the Bat Ballet
Monday evening.
How q Farm Boy Guides Nations Industry
n sundays New York Herald.-Adv.