Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-02

persons. it is claimed have seen
Sally" in New York.
The Shubert vaudeville season in
| New York closes this week, and ii is
| said not theater in New York will
play Shubert vaudeville for the next
six months.
Jules Hurtig and the Shuberts COM
| pIeted negotiations last week to pre-
sent Just Married" the honeymoon
farce. in Australia next season.
! The Night Call" is the name Of the
| mystery play which the Players AS
sembly of New York has accepted, not
| THE Night Watch" as previously an
nounced.
| Moore and Mesley. who have been
! producing tabloid musical revues sue
cessfully on the Keith and Orpheum
circuits have decided to. embark in
the field of regular musical comedy
production. Their initial offering will
| be Molly Darling" with book by
! Otto Hanback, and William Cary Dun
gan. and music and lyrics. by Tom
engagement has been arranged for
! Chicago, and for New York in Sep
, TENDER Julian Mitchell is staging the
! production. which will employ hun
| dred persons.
| The Avon Comedy Four has always
J been regarded as one of the great
! comedy quartets of the past two dec
! AIDES at least. The past two years they
F., have been out Of vaudeville, but now
are again going over the Keith cir
| cult. OF the original four only Joe
Smith and Charles Dale remain.
| Daisy Nellis, the American pianist
was a pupil of Rudolph CAM.
! Rudinoff, who entertains with pic
| lures in smoke. is no faker. His head
of Christ is among the valued collec-
Congress. and his work has been ex-
| hibited at the Corcoran Art Gallery
here.
When Mason and Keller, farceurs,
| missed their train connection in Pitts
bulga last week and missed the Sunday
m&tinee lat the Belasco, the mishap
| spelled opportunity for Miss Camille
Little. a Washington girl. who went
I on in the spot. second after intermis-
! sion, hard place to fill on any vaude-
vile bill. and in the vernacular
and dance offering. Miss Little is a
niece Of George O'Malley. stage man
ager at the Belasco.
| The Cleveland Bronner dancers
long featured at the New York Hip
| podrome. are now in Shubert vaude-
willie with the unit production, 1.-THE
Midnight Founders" in which THE
| Wedding of the Sun and the Moon
their pretentious ballet, is given in
its entirety.
Shep Camp is an enthusiastic radio
| fan and has the distinction of being
| among the first entertainers to send
| his witticisms from the big sending
station at Newark. n. j.
New headline acts scheduled for
| early appearance at the Belasco in
| clude Charles King and Lila Rhodes,
Bobby Higgins. Bert Earle and his
Jeanette. Nan Halperin and Con-
chiQua Glitter.
! Fred HilNbrand. star of THE Rose
Girl" has condensed that musical
comedy for Shubert vaudeville and
will appear in it himself.
Bobby Higgins, who was leading
man for Charlotte Greenwood in the
Lefty productions. and who Will be
| featured comedian of Chickens"
which appeared at Polls recently, has
| accepted a Shubert vaudeville con-
tract.
A. L. Erlanger, who has taken over
| 'Mr. PIN Passes By" has routed the
play all the way to the Pacific coast.
George Grossmith, producer of
| Sally" in London, arrived in New
| York last week with word that the
production is breaking all records in
tho British metropolis. Dorothy Dick
| son Is playing the role essayed here
| by Marilynn Miller.
william A. Brady has received word
| from Paul Geraldy. author OF THE