The New York herald., 1922-02-27
Notes of the Stage

IN order TO begin reheHrsals IN a new play
lnder contract for a term OF years with
William A. Brady, Norman Trevor closed his
igagement Saturday night at the Princess
iheater In desert Sands" He viii make
is first appearance under Mr.. Brady's man
cement with Grace George In The Exqui-
ite Hour" by Margaret Wright, which
rpens in Atlantic City March Q.
Winthrop Arnes has engaged o. p. Heggie
md Alexandra Carlisle for the cast of The
Truth About Blayds," the new play by A.
n Milne. which he will produce in New
ork within short time.
Charles Dillingham; announces the last
week of the New York engagement of Allan
rollock, who is starring In "A Bill of Di-
,orcement" at the Times Square Theater,
md this drama will leave Broadway at the
md of the week. which begins tonight.
The Hotel Mouse" the new musical COM
edy In which the Messrs. Shubert will pre-
sent Francis White and Taylor Holmes as
o-stars, opens In Stamford next Wednes-
ay. The book Is by Guy Bolton and the
lyrics are by Clifford Grey. Ivan Caryll and
.rmond vecsey wrote the music.
william Faversham In ''The Squaw Man
\ i'll be the attraction at the Shubert- Riviera
rheater this week, beginning tonight.
A party of sixty employees of the East
liver National Bank will attend the per-
sormance of up in the Clouds" at the
forty-fourth Street Theater tonight.
Louis Silvers. the new conductor at Jolson's
lsifty-ninth Street Theater, has completely
ioorganized the orchestra. Tonight he is to
put into effect his new musical plans, with
IA grand opera orchestras.
Sidney Blackmer. who Is appearing In
The Mountain Man" at Maxine Elliott's
1'heater. at popular request will give special
81 III play Orlando In ''As You Like IT, and
Eomeo In "Ro, leo and Juliet" the perform
unces TO be given at matinecs.
Charles u. Cochran. the London producer,
THE Blushing Bride" at the Astor Theater,
tie English rights to the latter'9 song, "Dif-
terent Days"
John Golden has refused large sum Of
noney from an influential sociological foun-
cation for the use Of the comedy ''Thank-U," !"
bow playing Mt the Longsere Theater, by
showing II under canvas during the summer
ior propaganda to help the underpaid hu-
ihanitarian professions. The organization
ranted TO eliminate from the play the smok-
Ing. Of cigarettes, reference to drink and
Ire girl In the last act. So Mr.. Golden's
answer was mo"
Bull Dog Drummond," Charles Dilling-
ren,'s melodramatic thriller az the Kniclxer-
New York performance tomorrow night.
Miss Elsie Janis. appearing at the Gaiety
Theater with her Gang" win begin the last
3 eek OF her New York engagement tonight
snd next week win start on her transconti-
rfntal tour.
Instead OF opening at the Century Theater
&C. night, the Messrs. Shubert's newest vien-
so operetta, 'The Rose OF Stamboul." will
BE- presented In Hartford for the entire week,
ginning this evening. and win open at the
century next Monday
Broken Branches" new comedy by Emil
tsitray and Herbert Hall Winslow will be
produced IN Easton tonight. The play comes
" the Thirty-ninth Street Thoater next Mon
BAY.
Your Woman and Mine" new drama
,y Cleves Kinkead. will be presented by Lee
kugel at tho Klaw Theater tonight. The
,ast includes Minnie Dupree, Reginald Bar
nw Regina Wallace, Henry Mortimer, Byron
Ecasiey, George Stuart Christie, Malcolm
Duncan and others.
Zoe Barnett will return tonight TO the cast
" Blossom Time" at the Amba ssador The
ster. following an illness of several days
from appendicitis.