The New York herald., 1922-04-07
Notes Of the Stage

The first performance OF THE Night Cali,
VIII take place at the Belmont Theater In
axn,d ras,er Week. being given during matinees to
AVOID throwing tne regular production of
'Montmartre" out of its stride.
Chains OF Dew." three act comesv hv
susan Glaspell. will be the sixth bill OF the
Provincetown Players. falling gently unon
their theater late this month.
Tho 40oth or "stork" perforance Of "r,s,
Married. in honor OF clifford s,ork. man.
ager OF the farce will ne held Tonight. ana
All persons who hitherto have suffered I'M
der the name OF Stork are invited 10 the
Nora Bayes Theater to enjoy themselves he
cause OF II for once. Among those who have
accepted In woman. who writes that shs ,s
a daughter BY marriage of a man with
that name.
Az a result OF the run of Blossom Tirne ;.
the operetta with Franz Schubert's music
az the Ambassador Theater. the shuberts
plan to present next season another play
with book by Dorothy Donneily and music
by sigmund Romoers. based on the life OF
a famous composer. and so far they decline
70 commit themselves ms to whether n will
deal with Irving Berlin.
Philip Klein will put Broadway under ohp-
cation to him for the first time when he
presents Lady Bug" farce, BY Frances
Nordstrom, with John Cumberland and Miss
Marie Nordstron1. on Monday, April II, at
tho Apollo Thenter. which win Sc aroused
from the silent coma OF the movies
A. r.. Matthews was second yesterday In
bidding at sale at the Anderson galleries
OF four coior.d aduatint engravings OF sport
subjects. by G.. Male and +. Sutherland but
consoled himself IN the evening by coming
out first IN Pull Dog Drumnond' at the
Knickerbocker Theater
Under the terms OF contract made yss
tcrday between Charles Dillingham; and win
lam Kent. comedian In Good Morning,
neare" at the Globe Theater, Kent rfves
10 the manager first call on the theatrical
services of HE SON. born last week provided
IRE younRster shows any marked character
istios % nm actor aside from kicking.
New additions 70 the cast of The shas.
ow." such as Noel Leslie and Miss Ruby
Hallier. nrs being caught up on the ny even
as this Eden philipott's drama is being re.
hearsed by Lester Lonergan.
Over his own signature r. C. whitney say,
that A. l.. Erisnger and himself have d.
cided 70 retain Ed Wynn In "The Perfect
Fool for the summer at the George NJ Co
han Theatcr because the electorate seemed
10 demand IT,
The New York University student perform.
ance OF THE First yenr" will be given a.
the Iongacre Theater Easter Monday for the
university endowment fund at s:4h instead OF
= O'Clock as announced. and II is hoped that
this won't throw the suburban time tables
into confusion.
As discoverers OF The Green Ring" which
would have remained incarcerntrd between
covers but for them. the Drama League will
take over the entire Neighborhood Playhouse
tonight In the name OF art.
Charlie Chaplin has such a powerful per-
sonality he can even change birthdays. Here
Managing Director Joseph Piunkett had
planned TO celebrate the eighth anniversary
If the Strand next week with Miss Norma
Talmadge in "smilin' Through" but the
celebration and the picture had TO be post
poncd for another week because patrons who
wanted to see Chaplin would persist In COM
ing.