The evening world., 1922-04-18

physical brillispce and glowing sens
There is u good deal OF farce hn1
not little burlcsque in the cuinrdN
Gladys Ungor has taken rom th"
French of Armont and Gerbidon. II Is
an occasionally amusing and wholly
improbable piece OF nonsense in keep
ing with the silly season that seems
20 be setting in little earlier than
usual. The much married heroine rs
quite beyond belief here, no matter
what she may have been in Paris. In
changing from one husband to an
other everything Is made SO easy f"'
her that each act is like paper hoop
through which she jumps without the
uiiRhtest effort. In making mere
plaything OF matrimony, Miss unger
should not be surprised If her play is
taken as joke.
The ever-ready bride is Jennie IN
seth Street. with a cheap song writer
for her husband; Genevieve on RlNcr-
side Drive. when she becomes the w'fe
ofthat prosperous business man. Her
man Krauss. and Guinevere' II you
please, after outlivng stu more
affluent captain OF industry, in PARK
Avenue. BY these stages you note
her rise in the world until as So
cially active widow she Is about 70
make hn alliance with an English
Duke Then her heart turns back 10
her first love. the erstwhilc song
writer. who has meanwhile gone 10
Detroit aud so marvellously improved
his manners and his fortunes that he
speaks casually of marrying the
daughter OF his millionaire employer.
You may he touched TO know that
Jennie. bless her kind heart, got this
gilt-edged job for Jim through
Krauss. The simple Herman had been
wont to gaze rapturously at her In
2Hh street. send her love letters md
flowers, and finally come over In his
neighborly way und beg her to marry
him. Thus 1t came about that Jim
gave her a goldfish as the sign OF
parting on which they had agreed
much like the raspberry of vulgar
choice-snd she likewise slipped him
one a moment later. Just how man
and wife can break up housekeeping
and 60 their separate ways carrying
goldfish conveniently may puzzle you.
but it's a pretty idea, don't you think ?
Well. II you don't no matter! What
you should, in order thoroughly to
understand the whole arrangement, is
that Jennie was prepared for her life
in the upper circles by a professor OF
department. no less a parsonage than
Count Stanislaus Nevski.
Miss Rambeau get the best fun ou,
OF the ridiculous proceedings by put
ting on airs in the gaudy Riverside
Drive apartment, where the Coun
taught her how to behave in fash.
ionable restaurant and In a box at tn,
opera. But she was. even quicker I,
grasp the meaning of Park Avenue
when, burning with love and tw,
highbalis. the frightfuliy rich Hamil
ton j. Power breathed that magica
name into her receptive ear. From he
look we could see Herman's finish a
q husband right there. AS Guinevere
happy in her sudden widowhood
though awfully tired with her socia
rounds and the persistent demand
made upon her by newspaper re
poFters. Miss Rambeau looked en-
ehanhngly beautiful ana acted like
highborn lady until she got back int
the simple dress OF her Jennie day
and left the Duke nat. She wante
her Jim again. and strange as II ma
seem, he was brought TO her b
KrHuss, who had comfortably estab
iished himself as her adviser.
Wilton Lackaye played the Coun
In grand style. and the husband
were made amusing by Wilfred Lytel
Ben Hendricks and Robert r. HaIni
Lucille LaVerne. as a colored lady c
oil work, and Norma Mitchell as
friend OF Jenny's bargain basemer
days, added considerably to the fun {