The New York herald., 1922-03-31
Notes of the Stage

Lee KuseI has completed arrangements
with wiz N,ss Lee ;. .shuoert Whereby Your Woman
change OF scene by moving 20 the THIRTY
ninth street Thcater next Monday. and the
same cast VIII take in the view with it.
During Walker whfte.idc's occupancv ~
the Comedy Theatcr. with .'The Hindu al
his starting point he plans 70 revive M
special AL matinees The Typhoon.' ''Mr. wu''
piece, from Robert Louis Stevenson's story
having been shown in every large city but
phnadclphia and New York. which are now
due 10 come into their rights.
Clifford Brook has been engaged bv Tho
Players ASSEMBLY TO stage ''The Night Call"
the mystery melodrama. of which The rnyste
rious author Is still lying low in a state OF
Avery Hopwood arrives IN Berlin this week
for the production OF Fair and warmer
THE Bat and The Gold piggnrs." going
next next 70 2 Italy and France for the sane pur-
| due season II they'll bide their time.
Leon Enrol. comedian star Of sally" was
| the guest OF honor at the bi-weekly luncheon
watched large number OF members eat In
thef club rooms.
Miss Mary Beth Milford OF Irving Berin's
Music Box Revue" has been voted "the
prettiest girl on Broadway" by the students
| OF Stevens Institute, which convinces Miss
| Milford that the higher education Is Ger
tainly worth something.
a Letter from Seattle. Wash. addressed to
n,
| found its way yesterday 10 the person for
whom Il was Intended a. E. Matthews
| featured player In Bulldog Drummond'' al
! the knckerbocker. which shows how assidl-
| ously the postal clerks cultivate the drama.
| The Sixteen Sunshine Girls appearing In
| Good Morning. Dearie.'' have introduced at
| the Globe new dancing number La Sport
Amcricaine." which for some reason does
| not include chewing gum.
Miss Irene Olsen. late graduate with the
Greenwich Village Follies.'' has been en-
L ,rnI 80 49,, vIn
\ the jokes of Frank Tinney In the ingenue
| role Of his new musical comedy, Tit for
| Tat
| Miss Frances white has given up her at
\ 'emnt TO write companion riddle song 10
4 ''C'iG'' after a game effort TO find a rhyme
for orange" Instead she will offer prize
Hotel Mouse" 90 any one who writes a lyric
| along the same line without making X imita-
I tive or using that companion river TO the
\ Ohio, the Mississippi.
al Joson introduced In "Bombo" at Joi-
4 sons Fifty-ninth Street Theatcr last night a
| new song, Goo Coo" with music by him
self. which relates 10 birds and not 10 the
| lawful prey OF squirrels
4 Harry Corson Clark appearing with Cecil
/ Lean and Cleo Mayfield in 'The Blushing
/ Bride" now suffustns the Astor Thcater.
| has written farce which will be produced
! IN the fall with the author In the leading
| role. according to the latest optimistic bull
| letin.
\ Miss Elsie Thiede has replaced Miss
i Frances Halliday as htf-f IN blossom Time
/ at the Ambassador. having proved her stay
| ing qualities by appearing In Robin Hood
J In tour OF the United states and Canada.
| Sidney Blackmer playing In The Noun.
4 tain Man" AZ Maxine Flliotts Theater. has
4 accepted an invitation from Rafael snbatini.
1 novelist. TO join him In London and discuss
! plans for the stage version Of the latter \
1 ''Scaramouche." In which Blackmvr viii say
/ the last word on the French revolution at
| the request Of Charles l.. Wagner.
Augustia Duncan has completed the cast Of
Taboo" the play Of voodoolsm by Mary
/ Hoyt wiborg. which he viii produce for
special matlnees n the Harris Theater. be-
/ ginning Tuesday, April a. The cast IL
1 headed by Miss Margaret Wycherly and in
cludes David A. Leonard and Henry O'Neiil
and enough more to make thirty.
| A benefit performance of stellar vaudeville
wiil be held this Sunday evening Mt the Re-
| public Theater for tubercular patients at
| the Fox Hfls Hospital under the auspices
Of the National Federated Workers for Dis
| abled Soldiers.
"The First Man" VIII close at the Neigh
/ borhood Playhouse tonight. but that thea:er
| viii be occupied again on Tuesday evening
/ April 4, by The Green Ring" a Russian
| play by zinaida Hippius, which relieves the
| mind considerably.