The New York herald., 1922-02-23
Notes of the Stage

On reading of the formation OF the National
Stage Womens Exchange 80 market the
handiwork of actresses who can't market
their voices this season, Kilbourn Gordon,
who now considers himself plural just be-
cause he's Incorporated, yesterday enrolled
himselves as the first clients, giving big
order for draperies and furnishings made by
the actresses for use in n production which
he and his corporation will produce as soon
cess of THE Cat and the Canary at the
National Theater.
Sir Harry Lauder and his gay companions
will swarm into the Brooklyn Academy OF
Music both afternoon and evening OF Wednes-
day and Thursday, March Is and IS, when
some bonnie Draw cracks will be made about
the kilt
Seyenty-flve members OF the Wrigley Chew
ing Gum Company will hold theater party
orchestra for The Midnight Rounders'' has
been Instructed to keep time 10 the rhythm OF
their jaws.
Miss Laurette Taylor, appearing in J. Hart
ley Manners's play THE National Anthem"
at Henry Miller's Theater, will be the guest of
honor at the luncheon at the Hotel Bossert
to-day OF the Brooklyn Rotary Club who
were TO have heard her last Thursday. Her
place was taken by her husband. To-day
Miss Taylor will say whatever Mr.. Manners
didn't.
Ernest Truck of six Cylinder Love" at the
Sam H. Harris Theater has accepted an ap-
pontment 10 serve on the committee for stage
direction OF the School OF the Theater at the
more impressive may now grow a beard IN
addition 20 his mustache.
Because the great American Republic won't
take mo" for an answer when II comes 70
getting seats for Balieffs "Chauve Souris"
at the Forty-ninth Street Theater, Morris
Gest announces that beginning next week tile
Russian company will be intimate but not
familiar on three matinees instead OF
two a week. Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day are the fateful days.
Shuttle Along" the negro musical
melange. will shuttle through its 32jth per
Hall tonight, the high mark for a negro
run. without having so far worn out its
soles.
Miss Louise Groody, Miss Ada Lewis and
John Scanned, appearing IN Good Morning,
Dearie," az the Globe, played together for
the Tooth consecutive time in Dillingham;
production last evening. and all of them
spoke sweetly to one another.
Mile. Virginie Mauret, pupil OF Michel
Fokine, viii give her only concert de danse
at the Selwyn Theater tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. William II. Drew. whose English bull
dog Drewstone was awarded first prize at
the dog show last Monday afternoon at the
knickerbocker Theater, to show that every
thing was on the level In selecting n model
for tho posters OF Bulldog Drummond" do
mated the box for the mel1drama which was
the award 70 party OF wounded service
men from Poiyclinic Hospital 10 prove that
mere commercial gain was not her goal.
Tunis Dean, manager or 1.-THE Gold Dir
gers" will be the first in the theatrical
world TO take advantage of the PennsvI-
vana's new midnight train TO Atlantic CITY.
and VIII commute after every performance
In Philadelphia between the broad Street
Theator and the Hotel Ambassador, prin-
cipally 10 fondle his many trunks of clothes
at the latter hostelry. He said other mem
bers OF the company would also land on .he
boardwalk every night.
Bernard Granville. IN Frank Fay's
Fables" has been Invited by the Friars
Club 90 speak at the regular Friday mid
day luncheon tomorrow. Former I,Ieut
Granville, who recently returned from two
years In foreign music halls since his life
In camp, Will entertain his brother Friars
with stories OF his experiences as n wnrrIor
and actor during and since the war