New-York tribune., 1922-03-12

the proceeds to go toward work in tbs
babies wards. Miss Draper will sp-
pear Sunday night and Tuesday and
Friday afternoon in eacn of the three
succeeding weeks, closing her engage
ment on April T. She will sail on May
l to fill European contracts and prob
ably will not appear in New York
again until April or May, 1928.
Edward Goodman will move his pro-
duction of John Galsworthy's "Ths
Pigeon from the Greenwich Village
lheater to the Frazee Theater to-mor-
row night. Likewise The Law
Breaker will bundle up its household
gods and move into streets southwark
from the Booth to the Times Square<
Iheater. :. Evidently thrills can
be appreciated in any language, for
kiibourn Gordon reports that he has
received five offers from London man
ayers for the English rights to The
Cat and the Canary" as we'll as others
from French, German, South African,
Scandinavian and Japanese produc-
ers. For the Southern company
of "Ihe Circle" for next season tho
SelwynS have engaged Wilton Lackaye,
Amelia Bingham, Henry L. Dixev.
1nomas ~ Ross. Robert Edeson, Charlotte
Walker and Maude Fealey. The orig
maj company, headed by John Drew
and Mrs. Leslie Carter will go to the
racine Coast. Hugh ]. Ward,
formerly managing director of J. E.
Williamson, Ltd Of Australia, has be-
come an independent manager. He is
preparing to leave for New York this
week to complete negotiations for the
rlghts to various New York successes.
-, robert Mclaughlin, manager of the
ONO Theater in Cleveland and author
OF The Eternal Magdalene" and The
Pearl of Great Price" has gone to Lon
don to watch rehearsals of his De
cameron Nights" which opens on April
~ at the Drury Lane Theater. The
play Is founded on some of Boccaccio's
stories. A. H. Woods plans to pro-
duce his allegory, ''The Pearl of Great
rflce' next season. "The Claw
out this spring by the Woods forces.
John Miltern has returned from
Europe, where he was engaged in mo-
ton picture work. Jules FcL-
ert Goodman is allowing his upstste
farm to get along as best it can with
out has watchful eye while he is look.
ing over the new productions in the
New York theaters 1t il r..
ported along Broadway that Maurice
9,,cchwartz, director of the Yiddish AIT
lhesSsr and its leading actor, will
come up town to the Englisn~speakine
Stage next season. He will probably ba
charles Ruggles, who is now playing
IN The DemiVirgin," will join the
ladies' Night" company when it moves
on OnlCaEO. Assurejlv tb;~
IS the season for benefits. To-nighs
at the Longacre Theater the annual
rauaevlile entertainment for the bene.
NJ or the Young Israel Synagogue, 22s
East Broadway, will be given. At the
| Century Theater Arthur Klein. general
manager of Shubert vaudeville. and
Edward Margolies have arranged for a
Denetit tonight for the Temple Anscha
Chesed Of Harlem, the proceeds to GO
70 fund for the establishment of a
Neighborhood House. Next
sunday night at the Knickerbocke,
Iheater there will be a fashion show
and benetit entertainment for the Israel
Orphan Asylum. At the Lyceum ben.
eft performance has been arranged for
next Sunday evening for the Ecole Ma.
ternelle Francaise, or French Day Nurs
sery, SAG West Twenty-eighth Street,
Irene Bordoni is chairman of the enc
tertainment committee.
Al Jolson will appear in "BomboS
next Sunday night at the Century
Theater for the New York Campaign
for Jewish War Sufferers. He and his
company will move out of the Jolson
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