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LITTLE MARY MIXUP For a Moment Uncle Ezra Wore a Worried Look! j
THE -NEW PLAYS
"She's a Good Fellow"
Good Musical Comedy
BY CHARLES DARNTON
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(WtnUKB la something tn rBhe a, Good Fcficrw," given at the Globe
Tceatro last night, usu Ma nnuuoa x spnne.
Tonth and taietr mark Anns Caldwell's book and lyrics, and a
!lu4 noond la never mlsslnc In tbe raualo by Jerome Kern, first of all.
Wig Caldwell aires both brains and delicacy to the thine she hsepens to
' be rrltlric.
lAmMv u iwDihif If not I
romantic and athletic, and Ivy Saw
jrer la & nice young creature.
Taken altogether, ."She's a Good
Fellow" la a very god thing of Its
klnd-eo good, In fact, that It bids
fair to keep the roof off the aidbe
throughout the summer.
iMfaslcal comedy la nontax If not
enWrtAlnlng. Happily, the perform
' aaee at the Globe offers good enter
tainment. For one, Olln MowUnd la
eaphal aa an eccentrlo dancer, the
.fewt of bla kind einoe Vernon Cattle
down to fame. Joseph Banner
i and acta well: Ann orr la twin
About Plays and Players
Want BV UlUZ. L'UULb.1
H. WOODS tailed from London
Bun day on the Mauretanla
and will arrlre In New Y6rk,
Halifax, next Sunday. He will
' mA himself nmehed In work, aa In
H$Ma abaenea Martin Herman, bla Gen-
Tiaral Manager, baa arrnnged to aend
, et twenty-four theatrical companies
. between Aug. t and Sept. 21. In add!,
ttea tb thofle, the Woods management
i preparing to a toco another Samuel
play called "A Woman'a
Oaarantee." It Is a drama. lie.
ufcraals win begin May 15 and the
,rBt presentation will take place on
June 11 tn Atlantic City.
ANOTHER 8HIPMAN HIT.
Cpeaking of Samuel Bhlpmtn, It
LJooks aa though be la trying to cor
Laer tbe hit market. With three playa
'of which he Is co-author doing well
l'cm Broadway now, be la accredited
'Willi another success in "Dark
Morses." the eomedv he wrote with
Perdval Wilde. Woahlngton received
IMS new one with enthusiasm loat
! weelc Mr. Shlpman's succesa baa
Aisurrea up consiaeraoio jeaiousy
,. anonr bla playwrltlng associates.
r ft. lnnV tin mhM vwattttrAnr. -M
''though I're got to have a failure in
Verses- to regain my friends."
THE SELWYNS BUSY.
Sejwyn & Co. began rehearsals yes
terday for Salisbury Field's new
eeaedy, "Wedding BelleV and will
give It a tryout tn Washington the
week of May IS. The cast Includes
Wallace Eddlnger. Margaret Law
reloe. Roland Young, neglnald Ma
sea, Mrs. Jacques Martin and others.
. "Among the Girls," a new musical
eewedy belonging to the earns firm.
,wm given a dress rehearsal last
. tUa-ht and will open In New Haven
i Friday. Holbrooke Bllnn In "Poor
XJtUo Sheep" will open at tbe Globe
, .Theatre, Atlanlio City, May li. In
the supporting cast are Allan Dtno-
' fcaut and Lotus llobb-
f' FATHER TRIES PAINTING.
m T other day Horn says to Pop: "A
? I ttto come an' palnf the woodshed p;
1 Pm to ashamed of IV
"Wtftt git no man," Pop says to her;
f- "TU Buy xoroc point fo-day,
WMtfffM ril give that that a ooat;
V XM patntto's only play."
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t JfdB, Top come home an' mired the
faint; a ladder then he got.
f Vsyt he: "The way Jfo run up Mitt
gitt me mott awful hot."
)v eJtetfced the ladder an beaa to
1. tplath an' daub the $hea
foot dipped off an' down he
tome; the paint lit on hit head.
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got Info hi beard, an' gee you
thou'd 'a' heard him cim.
sJRa Mhlrt an' panti was all tmearcd
' up; it made a aicul tniui,
sjiofher yelled: "John, are you
hurtf Bayt Pop: "0' couno J
ain't,"
J4j' then he growled: "Dowgone that
' " thedl Now it won't git no paint."
1V ANOTHER "I LOVE YOU.-
a. M. Anderson Is enraging a com'
fnanv in nrment William I-e Karon's
t Sl'aTce, "I Love You," In Chicago, bo
P1 ginning May 17. In the Chicago or
3. SfsnluUun will be Otto Kruccr. Jean
i illtoberteon. nuin iowio, ijujb
lltrougnion ana Aioeri iirewo,
i
night and go to Chicago, where It will
open Monday at the Grand Opera
House.
HULL TELLS A STORY.
Henry Hull of "ii East' admitted
to some friends last night that be
waa at one time connected with a
Uowery mlntlon, doing welfaro work.
Then be told a irtory.
"W convArtni! a mnnttr." nald
nenry, ''and ho waa put In charge of 1
a meeting room, une night, while no
was delivering an Impassioned pica
for reformation, a tough came In and
atarted a roughhouse. The gangster
preacher rolled up hla alee von and
sold:
" 'Say, bo, de Lord an' me la run
nln' dia tneetln,' and by golly I'm
coin' to beat you up for de two of us.'
"And.'.' concluded Henry," be kept
his word."
TO SEE "COME ALONG."
The members ot the Theatre As
sembly, of which Mrs. J. Christopher
Marks Is President, will see "Come
Along at the Nora Hayes Theatre
to-morrow and Thursday evenings
and discuss It at thlr meeting Friday.
It Is expected that 2,000 of the Ittdlos
will aee the musical comedy.
GOSSIP.
Max Dreyfus has returned from the
PaolOo Const.
Jack Mason staging the numbers
In "A Lonely Itomeo."
Grace Nolan Joined the cant of "A
rrince There Was" lost night.
The Amertoan riehts to "La Joueuse
de Flute" havo been acquired fur
Poggy Hopkins.
George Blckel and Kd Lee Wrotha
are to be In George White's "Scan
dala of DID."
Harden Talbot wants to find Lieut
Robert Cain. He wants to bet we
caa't find Cain.
William Muenater has engaged
William EL Meehan for a role In "It
Happens to Kverybody," opening at
tbe Park Friday.
Jane Lowe Is to act In a stock
oompnny under tbe manacemtrat of
W. L Wllkene, throuch the courtesy
of A. U. Wuods.
Irving Berlin boa written the lyrics
and rauslo for an act for the new
"Follies." Nod Waybum la Biasing It.
Georgo Haisell of "Good Morning,
Judge," had a birthday yesterday,
and whaddye thlnlcT Ho says It wuu
bis Uth.
"Sunrlso" In the title of tbe new
Franklin. Pcattle play which Smith
& Ooldcn will produce. It will havo
a preliminary season opening Muy 19
in Atlantic City.
uuianno wemrord ana linrry Mes-
tnyer have boon engaged by a cor so
C Tyler for his jrpcclnl company,
which will play a Hummor ocason in
Washington.
Chlo Hole or "Monto cristo jr."
Ill have a houxowarmlng at his
homo Sunday, Tho famous Sale
twins will meet the guoata and goo
for them.
HOW SHOULD SHE KNOW?
Margie, how Is Kddlo? You sure
Uoked fine at tho gitmes. Grccnpolnt
Home News.
A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY.
Lee Kooster of Wellsvtlle wants to
have a tooth filled, but ho doesn't dure
go to Dr. Plnkus becauno the Kooster
dog1 llckod tho Plnkus canlno the
other day,
FOOLI8HMENT.
A Patchogue young fellow named
Dtngi
Once held up an ace and four kings;
lie bet with a rush,
Hut a lovely straight flmh
Took even his shirt-studs and rings.
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mtewurt. In the chief role, will con-
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