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Evening star., 1922-12-31
Mise FftzEerald's colonial frock OF
tafYetQ and lace.

costume for a bal masque' in which
Miss Bordoni made her final bow. The
bodice was of cloth of gold. ornamented
with sequin medallions, and supported
by double chains OF brilliants. The
bouffant hoop skirt was composed Of
countless tiers Of satin ribbon loops
shading from old rose at the top into
deep crimson at the lower edge. Two
large roses We're placed at one side Of
the skirt TO give an additional touch Of
beauty. and a trellis Of silken leaves
dangled from them to reach the last
row of satin petals
Emily Fitzgerald gracefully tip-toed
through a dance at Keith's in a colonial
costume of lace and metal cloth. The
bodice was Of silvery-pink fabric, held
in place by long strings OF pearls While
the skirt was composed Of two deep
flounces of white lace. Panniers of pink
taffeta dropped at each side to add a
touch of color TO the gown.
Raymond. also appearing at keitlis.
wore d Spanish creation of olaci lace
and cloth OF gold The gold bodice was
ve!led by folds Of lace from the long
mantila. while the metal skirt was al
most entirely concealed by the bouffant
overskirt of lace. Large scarlet roses
We're dotted along each side of the skirt
in typical Castilian manner while two
additional flowers nestled close to the
high comb which completed the coiffure
Evening star., 1922-12-31
Hated to- Be Ugly to Mary:

girl Ike I had to in this picture.
because Of all the women I've met she
least deserves H..
Mr.. Terrence says there were times
when he was almost overwhelmed by
the impulse to go over and punch
John S. Robertson. the director.
After all the brutal bluffing. rough
manhandling and angry eXcoriations
] had to heap on Tess" continued
Terrence. Il was actually glad when
Miss Pickford. in a climax. pounced
onto my back and gave me a drub-
bing which actually hurt as a result
Of the earnestness with which she
went after me. and was also mighty
glad that Miss Pickford had mani
cured her fingernails very closely to
avoid the possibility of scratching
rlt. during this scene
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Ramona's Spanish costume. seen Mt
" eifhSs
By ELENoRE DE WITT EBY.

By ELENORE DE WITT EBY.
"THE FRENCH DOLL" presented
Irene Bordoni at the National
Theater last week in veritable fashion
parade. AS the title suggests, Miss Bor-
doni appeared as the pampered daughter
of fine old French family. Since their
migration from the old country to New
York their financial resources had been
considerably depleted, but they sacr-
feed and borrowed so that "Georgine"
might dress we'll and, as a matter Of
course, make a brilliant marriage. The
mother wore old gowns while her daugh-
ter dropped in at the fashionable estab-
lishments to make few purchases. and
the brother was forced to smoke re
camelles" as he woefully expressed it.
that his sister might ride in ''ze taxes"
The opening scene disclosed a poorly
furnished studio apartment. suddenly
made radiant by the entrance Of Miss
Bordoni. clad in a fur-embellished coat
of gray veldyne. with a chic toQue OF
gray. trimmed with large
wheel Of ribbon and Il band Of steel
beads which passed under the chin. Be
meath the wrap was an afternoon crea-
ton of cerise velvet artistically en-
Evening star., 1922-12-31
NATIONAL-George Whites
Scandals"

George White will present the
fourth and latest edition of his
Scandals" at the National Theater
next week. commencing Monday.
January S. The revue is coming here
after an all Summers run in the
Glove Theater. New York.
In addition 10 Paul Whitemaus
cafe de Paris (New York; orchestra.
the list Of enterta ainers will include
w c. Fields. Lester Allen. the Light
ner Girls and Alexander. Pearl Regay.
Richard Bold. Charlie Wilkens. The
Argentine Dancers. Olive Vaughn.
the Temple Quartet. Myra Cullen.
Peggy Dolan. Edna May Reed. Sally
Long. Norman Cloos, Dorothy Fenron.
Sylvia Kingsley. Peggy Jones. Marion
Courtney. Marie Adams. George White
and q collection of new beauties.
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mothers are so inordinately proud,
you know. She conducts an academy
Of music in Scottsbluff.
Il grew up in Scottsbluff. and about
two years ago ] went to New YorH.
] got on the roof with Ziegfe!d. then
in the 'Floradora' seXtet. Do you
know. l think there is something
charmed about the 'Floradora sextet
because ever since then 1 have been
going up 50 fast I'm absolutely breath
less
Everything turned ont for the best
and was an opportunity for me. AL
Ian Dawn, You know. put me in the
pictures. The Perfect Crime was
the first one 1 did. and loved it! ]
love comedy dramas. That Is what
like to do better than anything.
Il did White and Unmarried with
Thomas Meighan." continued Miss
Logan. 'I also modelled before i
went on the roof and I'm not ashamed
Of it. either, because ] worked very
hard. And some of the advertise =
ments l did were very lovely. Alfred
cheney Johnston did them. I suppose
that's why. He'd make any one look
n3rV.louS'
Evening star., 1922-12-31

A PROFESSIONAL villain of the
screen is called upon to perform
many dastardly and unpleasant jobs
in the course of Il days work. but
the man who is called upon to ladle
out unlimited abuse to Mary Pickford
has his hands full. according to David
Terrence. who plays the villain in
Miss Pickfords latest production,
Tess of the Storm Country"
I've done most everything re-
Quired of an actor in following his
profession of making believe says
Torrcnce, but what taxed my en-
durance and rather tender heart most
of all was to be friEhtfully mean to
Mary Pickford while she was por-
traying this part OF Tess. Honestly.
IL was hard work To have to mistreat
Evening star., 1922-12-31
Photo Plays
This Week
Continued from Third pase3

ported by Lila Lee and Walter HERS.
Tho Ghost Breaker" is Paramounts
version Of the popular stage play by
Paul Dickey and Charles W. Goddard,
and relates the story Of young man
implicated in a kentucky feud. a
Spanish heiress in search Of plans of
haunted castle and tho harassments
that pursued both. The climaxes are
eerie in the extreme. Larry Semon's
new two-reel comedy for vitagraph,
The Agent" also will be shown.
Wednesday and Thursday the fea-
ture will be American Releasing Cor
poration's production Of "The Super
Sex" one Of the most enthralling
stories that has found it's way to the
silver sheet. with Pop Tuttle's Movie
Queen" starring Dan Mason OF the
bonneville comedies.
Hobart Bosworth will be pictured
Friday and Saturday in his own pro-
duction of The Sea Lion" in the role
Of master Of a sailing craft on the
whaling grounds, whose instincts are
blunted and dead until a girl-an
ocean waif picked up from a desert
island-comes into his life. Harry
Pollard will supply the comedy in
Dig Up"
Each will be completed by short
reels and pipe organ accompaniment
Evening star., 1922-12-31
GAYETY-"Hurtig's Big Show

This week the Gayety Theatcr rro !!
ents Joe Hurtig's Big Show" headed
by Stone and I'illard. the .'DancinR
Demons" George Stone and Eta ril-
lard will be remembered as dancers OF
extra ordinary ability. This is their first
appearance in Washington in tire.
years. Frightened by stones Gomez,
and filled with Pillard's v.vacity, The
changing scenes promise to move swift
Iy. There will be the usual large 'Hur-
tig Chorus" with its skill in dancin;:
agility and grace. as well as good singinr
voices An excellent company. including
BILLY Baker, eccentric dancer: Billy Gas
ton. Sammy Wright. German comcdiaN
Dudley Farnsworth. E.linor Wilson.
prima donna. and Rose Duffin and Mari,
Hart. dancing soubrettcs.
a special midnight show will be rivcr
tonight to watch the old year out \
full performance will lie given
Evening star., 1922-12-31
Evening gown and wrap worn by
Irene Bordoni in ''The French Doll"

broidered in gold. The basque bodice
had a rounded neck. bordered with gold
braid, and was finished with long. far
ing sleeves of cerise georgette, also
edged with gold banding. The skirt.
cut on slightly circular lines, dropped
at the front and back, and lifted
trifie at each side.
During the latter part Of the scene
Miss Bordoni appeared in a stunning
evening gown Of white satin, heavily
encrusted with crystal beads. 1t was
sleeveless. of course. and almost back
less, but two beaded bands fell from
shoulder to waist, and looped over bit
before they were tucked under the
bodice edge after the fashion of panels.
The skirt was circular, with its hem cut
in fantistic scallops. which tapered
into points. and were separated by in
terNals of several inches Miss Bor-
donis wrap, thrown on just before the
curtain fell. was of blue and silver
hrocade. collared and lined with sap
phire blue velvet The sleeves were of
lustrous cloth of silver, and corresponded
with two panels of silver inset at each
side OF the garment.
The locale Of the play shifted TO Pam
Beach in the second act, and enabled
"Geor2ine" to appear in picturesque
frock OF yellow crepe heavily embroid
cred with red beads. The most bcauti-
full creation Of all. however was the
Evening star., 1922-12-31
C0SM0S-"The March of the
Giants"

Those " ho know anything at all "a
the wonderful New York HippodropSe +
entertainments know the famous ESl,
Fender troupe. Which will come with
its big comedy novelty. The March u:
the Giants to headline the bill a.
the Cosmos Theater next week.
Included in that bill also will l..
"Broomstick" Elliott. the famous &c
centric. with Babe Latour. the pepp,
singing comedienne Of the varieties.
in MY Daddy" new one. and Eu!
and Arthur. in Fun in Chirct D.
Restaurant" with others of equal &
cellence. including a big first-run nl,"-
toplay OF real merit. Herbert RaNiin-
son. in Another Mans Shoes
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Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow. Wallace Reid,
in Booth Tarkington's Clarence" :
Tuesday and Wednesday. Gloria
Swanson. in THE Impossible Mrs.
Bellew," and Paul Parrott. in "A White
Blacksmith; Thursday. Lon CLANCY.
in shadows" and comedy. Pitter
Patter"; Friday. Will Rogers. in The
Headless Horseman." and scenic reel.
king Winter: Saturday. Ethel Clay
ton, in III i Were Queen" and Mr..
and Mrs Carter De Haven, in Christ
mas
Evening star., 1922-12-31

Mia Naldi's entrance into motion
pictures was one OF those ''all-of-.
sudden affairs. And this is how il
all happened Miss Nsldi MAS orig
inally a dancer and WAS appearing ~
the chorus of a Century roof produc-
ton. when il 50 happened that III
rector John 5. Robertson and J"ht
Barrymore were searching for Gir'
70 do the Spanish dance in "Dr. Jcl,Ni'
and Mr.. Hyde" which they were pro
ducinG. Together they ATTENDED tho
theater and. noticing Miss Maid :
vivid personality and exceptional
ability. Immediately selected her Sh'
has been in pictures ever since.
Evening star., 1922-12-31
GARRICK-Bertha Kalich.

Bertha Ealich. one of the distin-
p,ished artists in the theater. will
Be seen at the Shubert- -Garrick
next week in George Bernard Shaw's
play. "Jitta's Atonement." adapted
from a. drama by Siegfried Trebitsch-
This play is a novelty in that IL is
the first that Bernard Shaw has ever
translated and adapted to the stage.
All Shaw's other plays are original
compositions.
The author Of "Jitta's Atonement"
/. a. we'll known novelist and drama
tiet of Vienna. 1t was he who intro
duced Mr.. Shaw to the Continental
Evening star., 1922-12-31
Carolina.

To-day. Wallace Reid. in The Ghost
Breaker: tomorrow and Tuesday. Z
4. walsh's kindred of the Dust: ::
Wednesday. Ellie Norwood. in Sir CO.
nan Doyles 1.-THE Hound of the Bas-
kervilles"; Thursday. THE Wall
Flower: Friday. Bebe Daniels, in
pink Gods: Saturday. Marguerite
Clark. in Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch
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Dumbarton.

Today. Wallace Reid, in The Ghost
Breaker: tomorrow, Miriam Cooper.
in Kindred of the Dust: Tuesday.
katherine Macdonald, in white
day. Remembrance: Friday. Thom
as Meighan, in 1.-THE Man Who Saw
Tomorrow" and Saturday, Tom Mix,
in Just Tony.
Evening star., 1922-12-31

ISTARNlSH, by Gilbert Emery. is
to be produced soon by John
Cromwell, with Henry Hull in the
leading role.
Maclyn Arbuckle will be seen in a
comedy by Caesar Dunn. TO be pro-
duced by II. H. Frazee
, Take a Chance" a musical comedy
by II. !. Phillips and Harold Oriob.
has been placed in rehearsal for an
early presentation.
Suspended Sentence" play by
Charles Richman. was produced in
Wilmington last week by the Shu-
berts, with the author at the head
of the cast.
Ruth Shepley will head the cast Of
Steam Roller Brender." by Bertram
Bloch. which will open in Stamford.
Conn.,, this week.
A new Keith vaudeville theater was
opened Monday in White Plains. II
will be called the E. +. Keith Lynn
Theater.
Esther Howard has been engaged
for The Wildiower." which Arthur
Hammerstein will soon produce in
New York.
Norah Swinburne. who is to be
William Gillette's leading woman in
his revival Of Sherlock Holmes" and
Dear Brutus." arrived in New York
| last week.
The Green Scarab by John Sta
pelton. has been placed in rehearsal
by James Shesgreen. The cast in
cludes II. Cooper C1iffe. Alexandra
Carlisle, Victor Morley and Lillian
Walker.
Bertha Broad. who has PLAYED op-
posite Walter Hampden in Romeo
and juliet" is planning to appear in
New York as Juliet
The Sporting Thing to Do. by
Thompson Buchanon. will open Janu-
ary Is. Emily Stevens VIII have the
leading role.
Elsie" a musical comedy. with
| libretto by Charles W. Bell. had its
first performance in Columbus last
week.
Lewis Beach. who wrote The Giod'
! is the author of The Square Peg.
! which Gutherie McClintic will pro-
duce shortly.
William Faversham will become
director of new producing company
In tne Spring.. dio uCSAaASo az 80
make five productions a season, IN
one or more Of which he will himself
appear. A theater is now being
sought.
Cornelia Otis kinner. daughter OF
the well known actor. is among those
in the cast of Winthrop Ames' pro-
d;iction Of "Will Shakespeare" Glenn
ence Danes play. which opens in New
York tomorrow night.
Marie Cahill returned to her own
unique style of comedy at Richmond
Pepp," by Edward A. Paulton. After
touring to New Orleans. Miss Cahill
! will turn toward New York with her
company.
Frank Reicher has gone TO Toronto
! with Jane Cowl in the Selwyn pro-
duction of Romeo and Juliet"
The Bootlesgers." the comedy Of
New York life under prohibition,
! which closed its run in the big city
a week ago, will be presented on tour,
beginning tomorrow, under the direc-
tion Of Madison Corey and Charles
Capehart.
lola in Love-" a comedy with
music. was seen Cor the first time
in Scranton. Pa. last week. A Sue
cessful inaugural is reported and the
piece is heading for Broadway.
The Moreland Case" adapted by
] Louis Eittenberg and Edward Emery
from the Hungarian Of Erno Nadja.
was produced by the Continental
Evening star., 1922-12-31
LINC0LN-Charles Ray, "A Tail
or-Made Man"

The New Year bill. beginning this
afternoon and through Tuesday, at
the Lincoln Theater will feature
Charles Ray. in "a Tailor Made Man."
which served as a three-season star
ring vehicle for Grant Mitchell on
the legitimate stage. 1t concerns the
experiences Of an ambitious young
man who through a series of remark
able events raised himself from pants
presser In a basement tailoring shop
to a position high in the councils OF
Il mighty steamship company. The
Hurd novelty comedy. combining both
cartoon figures and live actors. Rail
roading," will be an added attraction.
with the Kinograms. Special music
will be played by Louis N. Brown.
Wednesday and Thursday The
Broadway Madonna" colorful drama
of the brightest, most famous and
wick eldest street in the world. will be
shown, with Dorothy River and
Robert Cain in the leading roles. The
added comedy will be "Blazes." sup
plemented by The Sea Elephant"
Friday and Saturday George Arliss,
the distinguished actor, will be pic
tured as star of THE Man Who
Played God" Bobby Vernon will be
the comedy star In travesty of The
Prisoner of Zenda," presented under
the title of Choose Your Weapons"
with the Pathe Review and Fox News.
Evening star., 1922-12-31
Olympic.

Today Rex Ingram's prisoner of
Zenda"; tomorrow and Tuesday. Nor
ma Talmadge. in THE Eternal
Flame: Wednesday. Pearl White. in
without Fear" and comedy. by
Thursday. The Seven Keys to
Baldpate" and comedy. Kitchen
Friday, Cecil b, De Miles
"The Sduaw Man" and Reginald Den
ny, in Leather Pushers." round g.:
and Saturday, Jackie Coogan, IN
"Peck's Bad Boy; comedy. THE
Tliyver," and matinee only. Ruth Ro-
land, in Timber Queen" No. 2.
Evening star., 1922-12-31
Savoy.

Today and tomorrow. Wallace Reid.
in Booth Tarkington's Clarence;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Gloria
Swanson. in THE Impossible Mrs. Bel
lew" and Paul Parrott, in THE Fair
Week; Thursday. Lon Chaney: in
ter; Friday, Will Rogers, in The
Headless Horseman': Saturday. Ethel
Clayton, in "1f 1 Were Queen and
Evening star., 1922-12-31
STRAND-''Boys of Long Ago.

Dave Marion and James Madison win
present Boys of Long Ago" as thc
feature act of the vaudeville program
at the Strand next week.
Others will include Edmon Grinet
and company. in The Military Ath-
lete": Bernard Wheeler and Adc4
Potter. in Back Talk: Helca.-
Smiles" Davis. the popular musi a!
comedy star. in Character Sonr
Gems" and Charles r Semon, The
Inventive Musical Genius"
The film feature will picture Ni"'a
Dana, in 'Life's Darn Funny"
Evening star., 1922-12-31
Princess.

Today. My Wild Irish Rose: to-
morrow and Tuesday. Miriam Cooper.
in kindred of the Dust: Wednesday
Thomas Meighan. in Male and fe-
male; Thursday, Wallace Reid, in
THE Dictator; Friday, Thomas
Meighan. in III You Believe 1t. It's
So,; and Saturday. Rex Ingram's
Turn to the Right.
Evening star., 1922-12-31
Circle.

Today. Thomas Meighan. in The
Man Who Saw Tomorrow: tomorrow,
Charles Ray. in Julius Ceasar";
Tuesday, Alice Lake. in "Woman's
Hate; Wednesday. Wallace Reid. in
Nice People; Thursday, The
Broadway Madonna: Friday. James
Morrison. in "Shattered Idols; and
Saturday. "TimothE's Quest
Evening star., 1922-12-31
Empire.

To-day. Henry +. Walihall and Mar
jorie Daw. in THE Long Chance also
Harold Lloyd. in PAY Your Dues;
tomorrow. matinee at pm. William
Russell. in The Roof Tree" also Al
st. John. in THE City Chap: Tues
day. Betty Balfour. in me and Ny
Cal" also comedy; Wednesday. Col
leen Moore and Cullen Lands, IN
"Forsaking all Others" also comedy;
Thursday. Edward Earle and Barbara
Castleton, in "False Fronts" also Fox
News: Friday, Snowy Baker. in THE
Shadow of Lightning Ridge" also
comedy: Saturday. John Gilbert, IN
'HThe Yellow Stain" also Fox News.
Elite.
To-day. Dustin Farnum. in The
Evening star., 1922-12-31

irliss in The Man Who Played
God: Tuesday. Joseph Smiley. in The
Old Oaken Bucket; Wednesday,. 'ar-
mel Myers. in The Danger Point ::
Thursday. Miriam Cooper, in Kindred
Of the Dust; Friday. Charles Ray. in
The Deuce of Spades" and Saturday,
Colleen Moore, in "Affinities.
Evening star., 1922-12-31
Apollo.

Today and tomorrow. Gloria Swan
son. in The Impossible Mrs. Bel
lew" and Paul Parrott. in "a White
Blacksmith; Tuesday and Wcdnes-
day. Wallace Reid. in Booth Tarking-
tons "Clarence": Thursday. win
Rogers. in The Headless Horseman.'
ard comedy. "Railroading"; Friday.
Ethel Clayton. in "If l Were Queen"
ard Mr.. and Mrs Carter De Haven. in
"Christmas": Saturday. Lon Chaney
and Harrison Ford. in shadows"
and comedy "Pitter Patter.'
Evening star., 1922-12-31

To-day. Charles Ray. in "A Tailor
Made Man: tomorrow. Will Rogers.
in The Headless Horseman," and
comedy. ''Railroading" Tuesday. Tom
Mix. in Just Tony" and Sunshine
comedy, "Cupid's Elephant; We'd
nesday. MY Friend. the Devil:
Thursday. Harry Carey. in Good Men
and True" and Mr.. and Mrs. Carter
De Haven. in "Christmas": Friday.
Irene Castle. in "No Trespassing." and
Paul PARROT. in "a White Black
smith: Saturday. Dustin Farnum, in
"Oathbound." and Johnny Jones. in
For Rent, Haunted
Evening star., 1922-12-31
Coming Attractions

stage. being the translator OF MS
works. 1t is the opinion Of Bernard
Shaw that "Jittas Atonement" is d
play Of great br.lliance and powe',
1t is the first play by Trebitsch 10 ~
seen on the American stage.
When in Vienna during the ~ 81
summer Bertha kalich met Trs-
bitsch. who il is sid found r. Il. f"
his ideal for tho role Of Jitts
Nine. Eaiicn - recognized
one Of the nost interesting a.t ST.
on the American stage. Her iu"~;
notable successes werc made in IT,,
"kreut2er Sonata. Mono Nanna 4 Iu
The Riddle: Woman" She will L.
supported by cast which will il .
clude John Craig. That's Lawtoi
Albert Perry. Beth Elliott, Walt. .
Eutterfield and Phoebe Coyne
Evening star., 1922-12-31
BELASCO-"Midnight Reyels. -

Next week. beginning January :, 81
the Belasco, the attraction will b"
Whfpple and Illusions revue-un. /
show Midnight Revels.'
In the vaudeville program will be
Riggs and Witchie. Claire Devine and
company. Purcell and Ramsey ana
George Mayo.
Evening star., 1922-12-31

new Keith vaudeville theater was
opened Monday in White Plains. II
will be called the E. F.. Keith Lynn
Theater.
Evening star., 1922-12-31

Ruth Shepley will head the cast Of
Steam Roller Brender," by Bertram
Bloch. which will open in Stamford.
Conn.,, this week.
Evening star., 1922-12-31
In the Spotlight

by Gilbert Emery. is
to be produced soon by John
Cromwell. with Henry Hull in the
leading role.
Evening star., 1922-12-31

Esther Howard has been engaged
for The Wildiower," which Arthur
Hsmmerstein will soon produce in
New York.
Evening star., 1922-12-31

Suspended Sentence a play by
Charles Richman, was produced in
Wilmington last week by the Shu-
berts, with the author at the head
Of the cast.
Evening star., 1922-12-31

Take Chance" a musical comedy
by II. !. Phillips and Harold Oriob.
has been placed in rehearsal for an
early presentation.
Evening star., 1922-12-31

Maclyn Arbuckle will be seen in a
comedy by Caesar Dunn. TO be pro-
duced by II. II. Frazee.
Evening star., 1922-12-31

Norah Swinburne. who is to be
William Gillette's leading woman in
his revival of Sherlock Holmes" and
Dear Brutus." arrived in New York
last week.
Evening star., 1922-12-31

Frank Reicher has gone TO Toronto
with Jane Cowl in the Selwyn pro-
duction of Romeo and Juliet"
Evening star., 1922-12-31

lola in Love" comedy with
music. was seen Cor the first time
in Scranton. Pa. last week A sue
cessful inaugural is reported and the
piece is heading for Broadway.
Evening star., 1922-12-31

The Bootlesgers." the comedy Of
New York life under prohibition,
which closed it's run in the big city
a week ago, will be presented on tour,
beginning tomorrow, under the direc-
ton of Madison Corey and Charles
Capehart.
Evening star., 1922-12-31
Elite

To-day Dustin Farnum. in The
Trail of the Axe: tomorrow. George
Evening star., 1922-12-31

Marie Cahill returned TO her own
unique style of comedy at Richmond
last Monday night in Alias Mrs.
Pepp," by Edward A. Paulton. After
touring to New Orleans. Miss Cahill
will turn toward New York with her
cnmnanY
Evening star., 1922-12-31

Cornelia Otis Skinner. daughter of
the well known actor. is among those
in the cast of Winthrop Ames' pro-
duction Of "Will Shakespeare" Glenn
ence Danes play. which opens in New
York tomorrow night.
Evening star., 1922-12-31

''Thc Moreland Case" adapted by
Louis Eittenberg and Edward Emery
from the Hungarian OF Erno Nadja.
was produced by the Continental
Evening star., 1922-12-31

The Green Scarab by John Sta
pelton. has been placed in rehearsal
by James Shesgreen. The cast in
ciudes II. Cooper C1iffe. Alexandra
Carlisle, Victor Morley and Lillian
Walker.
Evening star., 1922-12-31

William Faversham will become
director of a new producing company
in the spring. and declares he will
make five productions a season, IN
one or more Of which he will himself
appear. A theater is now being
sought.
Evening star., 1922-12-31
York.

Mr.. and Mrs. Carter De Haven.
"thris;maS
Evening star., 1922-12-31

Lewis Beach. who wrote The Clod.
is the author of The Square Peg
which Gutherie McClintic will pro-
duce shortly.
Evening star., 1922-12-31

Bertha Broad. who has PLAYED op-
posite Walter Hampden in Romeo
and juliet" is planning to appear in
New York as Juliet.
Evening star., 1922-12-31

The Sporting Thing to Do. by
Thompson Buchanon. will open Janu-
ary Is. Emily Stevens will have the
leading role.