The New York herald., 1922-03-22
Notes of the Stage

"Just Because" musical comedy writ
ten by Anne Wynne Organ and Mrs. Helen
s. Woodruff. will be uncovered this evening.
with Frank Moulan, olin Howand,. Miss
Jane Richardson and Miss Queenie Smith
among those who will leave the door off the
latch at the Earl Carroll Theater.
George Bernard sahw's candida" win be
revived at the Greenwich Village Theater
tonight BY Ellen Van voikenburg and nd
appearing themselves in adding one more
notch to shaw's gun this season
All Jolson Il observing at Jolson's Fifty
ninth Street Theater this week the eleventh
anniversary OF his appearance In musical
which means that he is playing TO standing
room only In his dressing room and
smuggling new Jokes into "Bombo."
After members OF the Hotel Mems Associa-
tion saw last nights performance of The
Hotel Mouse" In which Miss Frances White,
costar with Taylor Holmes. is thieving at
the Shubert Theater. she received ten in
vitations 20 dine with parties of friends at
as many hotels. and the proprietors Indicated
they wouldn't even lock up their silverware.
The aviation division OF the Police Depart
ment. with the Police Band heading the
Pennsylvania Hotel last night TO the Mo-
rosco Theater to see The Bat" which.
naturally. the press agent described soma
high flyer itself when II comes TO records.
Miss Pauline lord. who was at first to
close Saturday night in Anna Christie" at
rest before Arthur Hopkins translated the
Eugene o'Neill play 10 Chicago. will rest by
playing an additional week here.
a. G. Delamater viii place In rehearsal
farce by T.. ID. Gold. Jr., D. q. a. II Is
called First Choice" to make It easier 10
head those weekly lists of theatergolng rec
concentrations.
The Cat and the Canary" is the title OF
n new song written by Dorothy Dare and
dedicated by Henry Hull. leading man OF the
play at the National Theater. which Kill
bourn Gordon Immediately ordered TO be
made part Of the interrnission musical pro-
gram ITO add trills 70 the thrills" as he
said without moments thought.
Miss Estefle wlnwood win head the cast
OF THE idiot" the play by John Cowper
Powys, adapted from the Russian novel by
Dostoievsky, which will be unwound at a
special matinee at the Republic Theater on
April I for the benefit OF the Babies We'll
fare Federation.
Thlrty-cight former residents OF Man.
chester and Lancashire, IN England. at
tended last nights performance of Good
Morning. Dcarie." AZ the Globe In honor OF
the Sixteen Sunshine Girls who were re-
Cruited by John Tiller. their trainer, from
Lancashire and who arc said TO be expert
IN getting thrills from tho Manchester
Guardian.
Il. II. Burnside, general stage director OF
the Hlppodromc. granted permission yester-
day for Miss Gladys Waite. one OF tho
dancers In the ballet In Get Together"
TO go on a tour with a ballet troupe or
panized by NJ. Fokine through Mexico and
Central America, weather and revolutions
permitting.
Augustin Duncan, presenting THE First
Man at the Neighborhood Playhouse, yes
terday cabled permission 70 Paris for the
four adopted daughters OF his sister Tsadorn
to use the surname Duncan in their dancing
~ objection had been made to their assump.
ton ~ II by his brother Raymond who ls
running newspaper in Parts when not OBJ
iecting 10 this or that.