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About Plays and Players
By BIDE DUDLEY
THE Fidelity has climbed Into the
ring ami put tip Its dukes. This
organization of actora and
actresses Is tho legitimate adversary
of ttua Equity, and 1. does not bollove
rn the Equity shoj Idea. On the ns
uraptlon that uaid Idea. Is notblns
tnoro or leas than the closed nhop,
w. utiiftlltv has arrawred for Gov.
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an addrecw on "Amerlcanlum and tlio
Open Shop- at Henry Miller b The
atre a week tram to-morrow nlRh
16 Governor Is to be Introduced by
Henry Miller, President of the Fidel
ity. Other prominent players who
irlH sit on the otaso are David War
Held, Mm. Flake, Margaret Anplln,
Zclda Boars, Holtorook BUnn, Louis
Mann and Honrard Kylo. Admission
PET AMBITIONS
Walter Kempner of No. 11S8 East
13th Street, you have won the prize
to-day In the Pet Ambition contest.
Yes, you have, and tho nolf-nlllnj;
prcscrlptlon-slzo pocket flask will bo (
sent you on receipt of $4.80 to cover
Allen of Kansas to deliver packing and postage if you'll drop
In well shake your hand and have
our picture taken with you. Now for
your rhyme: I
I've travelled all about the world.
And many things I've tried,
Hut one thing that I'm crazy 'bout
It a hobby, on the side.
Now, what I'm simply daffy o'er
f Altti thlm tiytthryttt rnniHIin, I
Z, v.. ,iw .hirh mav be ob- ' P Pcm, short and sweet.
Will ISO VJ ' i A init
tained from II. E. Weaver, Manager i
of Henry Miller's Theatre. Thexo will '
be no charge. Bat'.Uns Allen has had
numerous bouts with Kid Unionism '
and It said to pack a punch In either
hand. We bIuUI see.
About my Pet Ambition.
DECISION FAVOR 3 N. V. A.
Justice Delehanty of the Supremo
Court has denied the motions of
Harry Mountford and William Conlcy
to restrain the Orphcum and Marcus
Xoew vaudeville circuits from clvlns
the matinee receipts of Friday, April
t, to the Insurance Fund of tho Na
tional Vaudeville Artists.
HELPING JACK OUT.
Mark Eisner, who used to be Col
lector of Internal Revenue, made a
short talk to tho Friars yesterday at
their club house. Jock Qleoson was
roastmoster. At the proper momont
Jock arose and began:
"Gentlement and Friars, I have the
pleasure to announce that a noted
man will address us. It Is my privi
lege to introduce"
-Dave Stamper!" called a mls
grtldcd bell-boy.
Much excitement followed but we
could learn nothing.
PROF. JACKIE OFFICIATES.
Jackie Ooogatl is becoming ml;hty
playful here of late. Yesterday he
asked Eugene D. Miller of tho Bllt
more If he might lead the orchestra
at feeding time. Mr. Miller asked.
Hazy Natey, the musical director,
about It and Hazy said, "sure thine!"
Bo Jackie took the baton and beat up
a lot of nice. Inoffensive air. He was
excellent In the piano fortlsslmos and
hocus creschendos.
MAYBE IT WAS.
An actor was complaining to a
friend on Broadway last night about
ils hard luck.
Til bet," he said, T have more
troubles than any other man alive."
"liar, harl" came from an elderly
man who wag passing.
It was Lloyd George.
GOSSIP.
Celene Craven has been cngagod for
"Love Binds."
"The" Tavern" will leave the George
li. Cohan Theatre In two weeks.
Edward Waldmann win open a
series of Shakesperlan matinees at
the Longacne April 26, playing Shy
lock. Helen Hoerle Is to be press miss
for Edgar MacGregor's musical play,
"A Dangerous Maid."
The Belle of New York" has been
presented In the British Isles for
twenty-one years by the Bannlotor
company.
Beatrice and Marcelta Swanson
bava been engaged for parts In "The
Lost Waltz."
Rosetta Duncan of "Tip Top" has
received a mash note from Irkutsk.
Siberia, and has put It in with tin
rest.
An exhibition waKz contest for two
sliver cups will be held at th Tun-ace
Garden Dance Palace Tuesday night
It is open to all dancers.
Florence Schubert of Chicago hai
been engaged by 1ao Shubcrt of New
York as understudy for the ladles In
"The Belle of New York." Sho sing
for him and be liked Miss Schubert's
serenade.
In the cast of the plays to be given
Monday and Tuesday afternoons at
the Morosco Theatre by Prof. George
p. Baker's "Harvard Korty-.icven
Workshop" will be Dorothy Sands,
James Bemour, a nephew of Fanny
Davenport; ana wmiarn vnuchan
Moody Fawcctt, nephew of William
Vaughan Moody.
A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY.
Errors by Bonne were one blc rea-
eon why the Cincinnati ball team lost
to lltiturs.j i.iursaay.
WlNCHEflpOrl, MASS,
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AFTER
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sex
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You won'tf Very well, dear,
you're fired.
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