GOODWIN'S WEEKLY f H
a timely subject ono that will inter-
est mothers, fathers, sweethearts and
wives whose boys were "over there."
With two members o the cast just
returned from months of service in
x training camps, and a supporting com
. pany headed by winsome Audra Alden,
the group of select players enter into
the spirit of the story with an under
standing of the true facts upon which
the play is founded.
"When He 'Came Back" is a play
that will appeal to every red-bloooded
American citizen, yet it harbors no
'harrowing situations; not a gun is
fired, but the story abounds in big dra
. matic situations.
in It is also promised that the new play
Vf, ' opening Monday night is staged lav-
uir ?Ishly' and If tne Prices were the regu
v ' 'laf,ion road attraction ones, patrons
4vould have no occasion for regret
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There are a lot of good lines in
"The Saving Grace," the comedy by
C. Haddon Chambers In which 'Cyril
Maude is now touring. Here are just
a few of them:
"He didn't employ words he in-'
vented 'em. And he didn't speak
- 'em he kept 'em in his mouth till
, they got red hot and then hurled 'em
at you."
"He's one of those strong, silent
-V men , who never speak except to be
rude to somebody."
tJiL & ' "Women are born ten years older
t than men."
v ' "They can prevent me being a sol
dier, but, by God! they can't prevent
me fro mfeeling like one."
. . ,"The sardine is the skylark of the
ocean."
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1 Ethel Barrymore, now playing on
tour in "The Off Chance," tells an
v amusing story of her first meeting
with a species of the genus "ama
teur playwright."
"I even remember the date," says
Miss Barrymore. "It was September
23, 1895. I know because it was at
J ANTHONY SMYTHE, HANDSOME AND TALENTED LEADING MAN OF
THE WILKES WHO WILL HAVE A POWERFUL ROLE IN "THE WOLF"
' ( i WHICH WILL BE PRESENTED ALL NEXT WEEK
COMMENCING SUNDAY NIGHT
the first performance of "That Impu
dent Young Couple" at the Empire
Theater, New York. Uncle John
Drew was the star and I was in the
cast. The man sat in a front seat.
He had a black moustache and sharp
eyes, and he fascinated me. The next
night he was there again. I began to
get scared. Then on our first mati
nee day I found him waiting at the
stage door. He stopped me and very
politely thrust into my hand what I
know now is the deadliest of all
weapons a bulky manuscript.
"I rushed into the theater and
slammed the door in his face. In the
SCENE FROM "PITY'S SAKE," WHICH SCORED SUCH A PRONOUNCED LAUGHING HIT AT THE ORHHEUM
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