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Suffrage Leaders
Expect Senate Vote
And Victory To-day
Opponrnts Peny Plan to
Filibuster; Friends of
Bill Will Hold Speeches
to Get Immediate Action
Ntio York Tribun?
Washington Hurrau
WASHINGTON*. June 'J.?Only opti
. . ? tes were sounded at the Capi
? ' to-day - n the eve of the date set
? ? f the Federal woman
surTrage amendment tn the Senate.
i Watson, i t [ndiana, chairman
Senate < ommittee on Woman
Suffrage, said he expected the resolu
a ?sed to-morrow, and
Oscar Undarwood, of Ala
ler of t he ant i- suffrage fac
? I there would be vo or
uster against the bill for
of delaying a vote, and
? it ; t rol ably be voted on in
- at the latest.
its ;. will call up the reso
llowing the morning
. ind expects there
5 in favor of the
nds of the meas
ure "wai t action, not words."
Ever :- Senator who has long been
: f the opposition
? he meas -
. : ister eno igh votes to in
tui ?' : sage." but hi declii ed to
ii publica
-' : ? of I lal ifornia, a
Suffrage Committee,
lid i tsun ??' ould I i voted on
" U i paS3. Senator
Mexico, also a member
" ? ? '??? is |uoted as being
ipi ' passage with it -. :
'?'. -?? M iry Garrett Hay,
?' ? expecte I to be present
r thi . ri -??:?. ed for the
it ' can Woman Suffrage As
i mgressional Com
led by Mrs. Maud Wood
?ark, ? - u : Washington, a!.-o
will ittendance,
for I bill is being at
ther may he a dozen
' t the measure:, but there
" '? ' no at ade to delay rhe
' " - nator Underwood, "I will
' ? ?? '' peech an ! Senator Wads
ak also.
I am .?: ? - ? thei of US has
^'- ? :' ; mind in reggard to the
meas ire an-1 will vote against it."
France and China Pav
Tribute to Y. M. C. A.
Leeion of Honor Ribbon for
General Secretary Part of
Honor* at Meeting Here
? ?" ? and China each paid honor
: - ' the Y.M. C. A.,at thes emi
'-???? meeting of the War Work Coun?
cil. A ? - ? r France, ?\j. Casanave,
'?' - ? " in thi United
the ribbon i f a chev
alier 'thi Legi n of Efonc r to Dr.
'"" R ?'?' ". - ? '? rai secretary, who
the decoration not
person I ? i tribute to tl
gtnizal has si rvi tl 18,
ei - Franci iring thi
war.
Dr. Davi l P. Yui, her of the
"Pekir.g ! ;-. .;. N"ews" and secretary of
the Chine i uncil of the Y. M. C. A.,
presented i ? ? tin nial of gratitudi
from the i ??" Tien Tsin for the
rk of : M. C. A. in China. He
ti . ? ? thi coun il a set of
the flag I in the campaign fi r
ork ir China. For
. China had been expected
but i ontributi d
titud of small g fl -.
was ?5,000 and
hur Iredths of a
? irt of the country
, tl chiIdren of
coppe rs.
iddn , Di
M " was g or at a lun
? Hotel, de
Y. M. ( A. had made
:ord in welfa -. ? -- unequalled
' er orgar zation or combina
:ations in the history of
*
jarie and George W. Per
YOUR TOWN
?<CTRAPHANGERS' blea r" will
cease to afilict the eyes of New
Yorkers soon, if many more new Fub
way cars are put into service ou the
Interborough lines.
Every new car added to Mr. Shonts's
underground is provided with "indi
rect" lighting. Tho row of unshadcd
electric bulbs that formerly glared full
in tho face of the straphanger has been
improvod upon in the new cars.
All bulbs are shaded, giving the in
terior of the car an effect that is rest
ful to ' he cye -. ???? ith m diminution in
the amount of lighl :'>>r reading,
'Milwankee Journal'
Is Given Medal on
Patriotic Service
Combating of (ifrman In
fliieiicr in Wisconsin
Runkeri First for Year
by Pulitzer Committro
Thi Joseph Pulitzer medal, av rd
each year by the ' olumbia School oi
Journalism for "th most disinl ;resti !
and meritorious ] .;i:e service ren
dered by any American newspaper dur
ing the year," will be bestowed upon
"The M - Iwaukee Ji u rnal," it ??? i i an
nounced yest - rday, fi r its cam pa..: i
against German influence in Wisconsin.
rhi !' ilit :er pr ze of $1,000, "fi r thi
American novel published durinj tl
year which shall bi ;1 represent I;
wholesome atmosphere of American
lif< and the hi";hi st standard of Ameri?
can manni rs ai I manhood," was award
ed to "The Magnificent Ambersons," by
. ;? rk ngton,
The ,: u ry s\ hich | icked "". he M il
waukee Journal" as recipient of the
m< dal v as c mj . i of Director Tal
cott Williams i f the S :hool of Joui -
nali m; Professor Walt r B. Pitkin,
Professor 1: scoe C. E. Brown and Rob
ert E. MacAlarney.
In ii dorsii g the r select ion 1 he ad
?? isory boai d of thi . I . . ;?'[ he
Journal":
"It was o'ne of the first American
newspapers, ii not the first. to ?:
' ? '?'? ''.. 11 ol charter of ; he N'a
tional German-Ami rican All e afti -
I aving g n i amph e\ i
dence of the r.efar vities ol
? hat orgi nization. It 1 :onsistently
urgi ; that ' reign mg ;...-?? ? true
- ' oved from the gra ;? ; schoc I
curriculum and thai such -1 ; . . bi r
- ?? ' l for thi '? g :. this it
has been successful, !? has agitated
against the German zing influi ? ce
the German language theatrc and has
urged with su s that pla; in Ger?
man at h ast be k< pt off Ami rican
I oards unt il peace is -..-.? .
"Early see:r- the hai of German
propaganda in Am< rican p i ics, \
d up a M ilwaukee meet ing < f
? (.;, rgj,.?,..- coric}ui t I aga in -'
the national government and planned
I y leaders or' t he Amerii an em ba rgo
coi ? ? ? . ? ? havi nce 1 en prop
' '? ?:?' labi ? : ? il courts of
the ;-.
"i- has i i . ? . - - - onpos I tl
"??" tion of Wiscon: n ? ongressmen,
b ith Republican an i Democratic, w! ose
records i ave not expres l the highest
Americanism.' !* di ts hare in show
ing up the ti ? ? ?.?-.?:? by
which Germany hoped to keep this
country out of war."
City Scrubbing to Start
June 16 and End July 1
Pla - for a i?. rubhi ?: tn bej n
J . |f> and last th t of
esterday at thi offi <
of Dr. Ro\ al S. Copeland, htea It h
nr sioner. Repres ntatives of thi
Health Department, the Police Depart?
ment, the Street Cleaning Department,
the Park Department and tho Tenement
House Commission were present.
Policemen are to distribute c-irculars
throughout the city notifying the
householders of the dates when trucks
ivill arrive to cart away rubbish.
Amparito Farrar
Becomes Bride of
Capt. G. T. Smith
Couple Mct Oversea, Where
She Sang for Soldiers
and He Was in Medical
Corps; To Live Hrre
M ss Amparito Farrar. daughter of
Mrs. Louis Farrar. of 82 Washington
Place, wa. married to Captain Goodrich
V. Smith, Medical Corps, I'. S. A? at 6
o'cli ck last evening in the North Pres
byterian Church, 155th Street, near
Broadway. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Dr. John R,
Mackay, and a reception, for relatives
only, followed at the home of Mrs.
Farrar. The bride. who was given away
by her brother, Victor ('. Farrar, was
in a gown of ivory brocaded satin and
lace, with which she wore a point ap
plique lace veil which has been in the
family for 100 years and was worn by
her mother and grandmother at their
weddings. She carried a bouquet of
white roses and lilies-of-the-valley.
Mrs. Victor C. Farrar and Mrs. John
d. ( orkerey were the matrons of honor
and only attendants of the bride. They
were dressed in blue Georgette crepe,
wore Leghorn hats and carried old
fashioned bouquets.
Albert Aston servc i as best man. and
the ushers were Dt. Clarence Coryell,
Dr. C. F. A. Locke, Dr, Stanley .!.'
Keyes and Roswei: Mundy.
Captain and Mrs. Sn il h rrn t over
seas when she was singing for the sol
?! ? rs. They will live al 251 Fort
Washington Avenue.
Miss Priscilla Peabody. s r nd
daughter of Mr. ; nd Mrs. Stephen Pea
b >dy, will be m-arried to John Alden
Talbot this afternoon in the Church of
the Heavenly Rest. The ceremony will
be followed by a reception al the home
of the bride's parents, 30 East Fifty
fourth Street.
The marriage of Miss Louise (;
Ruxton, daughter <^\ Mr. and Mrs.
Phil ? Ruxton, to Captain A. Wallaci
Chauncey, 1'. S. A.. takes place to-day
in Graci < hurch, Brooklyn. The wed
ding will be followed by a reception at
:;? the home of Mr. and Mrs Ruxton, JI
Remsen Street.
Another hride to-day will be Miss
Isabel Rabasa, daughter of Dr. Emilio
Rabasa, who was chairman of the Mex
ican delegation at Xiapara Falls in
191 '?? She is to marry Augustin de 'a
Torre, of Mexico City. in the Church of
Our Lady of Hope, West 156th Street.
The bride's stster. Mrs. Leland de
Villafranca, who was married a week
ag . will be the mati'on of honor. The
bridesmaids will he Miss Concha Ra?
basa. Miss Concha Guzman, Miss Rosa
and Miss Cl ristina Dorantes, and littie
? '- ? ?? ?;? ' i i nca will be flower irirl.
? Raba .. jr., will scrve as bi t
man.
Mrs. 1 rances Wann Sankey, daugh?
ter of the late Mr. and Mrs. ' 'ha rles
Wann, will be n ; rrit 1 thi 3 aftei: ? n
?' thi Hotel i rotham to Edmui ! V.
Ran Iph. !' ceremony will be pt r
formi : by 1 he Rev. Dr. William 1
Mani rig, rector of Trinitv < 'hurch, in
oniy. i-.d
? he pn senci of relati
mund Randolph will be his brothi
besl m i n,
St ii! anotl r wi ddinc to-dav is I hal
nf Miss Rose Maric Duffy, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, Pete.r Duffy, of :i]2'2
Riverside Drive, to Donald A. G. Mac
Kinlay, of this city, iti the Church of
the A cension, Thi ceremony will be
followed by a reception and breakfa I
at the Hotel Maje il .
Miss Katharine Sergeant Haven,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .1. Wood
ward Haven, wl o :s to marry Ji hi toi
ngston K-';i:.:<???:! ? n Th irsday a'
: r 'home, 18 Ea I Sevenl y-nintt
Street, "? '.'. ; ? for her l nd
Mis I ? : ii Murray and Miss Chr
? :'. Si Igwick. Eth ' l!:s. n, '
bride's sister. and Marion Wick .
daugl ter of M r. and Mrs. For -y.
Wickes, will be flower girls, A ??':
Mr. Redmond's ushers will he Geraldyn
L. and Roland L. Redmond. Monsig
n- Lavelle v il! officiate.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Cox, of
Alexandria, La? have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
MANY TRUSTEES remember now the sensation experienced in
the latter eighties when from time to time, in the performance
of their duties, they took from the safe deposit box certain six and even
seven per cent. high grade railroad bonds. For many years it was
impossible to invest trust funds at better than about four per cent,
and much of the time at only 3$/% to 3% per cent.
These high yield securities were a relic of the great Civil War??
they were historical documents. Such conditions were not expected
to occur again,
A warning and a lesson should be taken. In our iudgment, as
uure a rain falls and snow melts, the present rates for capital must
sooncr or later drop. We advise Investors not to consider the present
cxtraordinary rent for capital in a perfunctory manner. Now is the
time to get capital leases signed up in sound securities for long terms.
Tbe Jnvestor should have as many of these historical documents
as possible for the next gcnera'.ion to pondcr.
Our experience of over seventy years is available.
LEE, HlGGlNSON & CO
E?tabE?Ji?d 184 8
BOSTON NEW YORK CHICAGO
HIGGINSOW & CO., london
Mvs. Goodrh h T. Smith
Louise Cox, to Thi odore Brigham
Conl in, eldesl ion of y.r and Mrs,
Theodore E. ' onklin, of Xi vv Rochell
The wedding will take place the last
week in June.
i On the Sercen
i_
H. U. \\ amer Retnras to me
Screen in "Man W ho
Turned White"
"The Man Who Turned White"
brings 11. 11. Warner back to the scn en
at the Broadway Theatre.
u- have always c insidi r< d that Mr.
i\ arner had some personality, ;.. re
dignity and mor ? repression than anj
stood in . ? in front of the Broadway
rheat re. fi r it seemi d I hal vi . ;. one
else h ; tired our eagei 3 to see
" n Man Wl o Turn id Wh I
And , ii ? we were . ? ... ed, i ?
causi thi re isn'l oi i igh : V\ arm r in
it. A; leasl. pa ri ol .t ? time he is Ali
Zaman, a Bedoui n, an i pei fi cl ly dis
guisi d behind a pair of w hi i.i rs, a
tui ban and tlowing rob
Wi c y that i picture ha
all ol ?:. elemerv ? ? sui ess in it.
' I ? life, a hero who
siders hiniself a ;? .: ih b< cau
chivalrouslj another, .
s> ? ' s, ::. dnic hl carati I i ? who < an y
off I auti ful maidi n and lots of
flyii .; in the irn onlight.
' '? ly '-?- should gladly ha tri h
any one of thesi for a fe n sust.a.;
? ' ! ' by ' he itar. W diould .. to
The storv t?
'ho
' ipti in R;
having beeri court .. ti
Ifer in ? and ar thi
guilt i .. I ro her i ffici r. Bu he i oul '
nol bear h cheerfull; becausi he
' I ovei ? : - ,vj-o ? . so : ?? re
ni ' ed 1 i country and wi l i o thi
desert.
Bul he is brouj back tt : realiza
tion f the dul of I ?"? by i n etini
'? th El hi : Lamb ? ??. Hi didn'
meet her, h . ? ; ,, |na| pi :
; ?' whei di :ovi red thal he was
'? ? w . coven i with confusii n
: ' ?' put her on his horse ai d sei : her
:
Ar i later whi n i - ap] ? ired ii "cit "
'?' ? t hei ciall; wa glad that
had acted as a I man, and, of
course. thi nat wl m he had I
died and i mei ed Capl ', :. an I
marri thi Li Et
' ? ? ? ? ? ? o \ ? i | h a I
..-? | i cr ej very wide nd :
.'. hen he irpi ed
Wedgew d N v tho - '
in the case.
Some of ? i:- d rei I ion nnd some <^'~
the lighl ing did nol al ogi I her pb ase
u -. but i : ' ':?? i thi " han I the di sert
sceni - were " mderful. The picture is
pi esented by Je ise D. Hamj I
The overture is "Echoi from the
Opera," with "Katinka" as a lighter
number. Other pictures on the pro
gramme nri "Home, Sw eet Home,"
Vitagraph comedy, a I ruci scei c,
"The Sunset Trail" and the Topical
Review. 1!. \J.
Helen Keller Heroitie
Of Mnvii;tr S^ielure Storv
Ii Tells Historv of Uvv Own
Life, and Is To l\c t!a!!r<l
""D?'li\?cniiii :'"'
Helen Keller is to hcc m
!?;'?? ure heroine. Th famou blind
woman w I be ?; ?? -' r in n film pro
tluction entitb "D livei rice, ' tellinj;
' '? I ry of her own li fi ln w, a
though bl d, deaf and dumb, she ha
i.'one ? hn ugh c llegc and taken an
acl ivi par! in public : fi . The fi In
produced by the Shuberts, will bi
shown in tho near future at one of
'' ? r B r ? iw ly ? heal res.
Mi .- * of the sc ni - are laid ; n i .
fornia, w ta re M ii s. Keller has bi n
staying for everal ?? i ks. :
take the par' of herself in the thirtl
ep i le ol thi picture- For the tirsi
two ep odes her childl od and girl
hood fil heroines of the Lasky antl
Paramoun i c i pa nie ha1 e beei i m
ploVi d.
rhe pictun was directed by George
b rd."
:?' :ii ntists and st udenl i inti rc --. -I in
I ?? fal of ?' blind ha ? , i ed the
producl on i ' the picture wil h inti i
est.- Mi - Keller was told when to
"registi r" joy nnd ol her < moti sn i by
a series of signals denendent upon
souik! vibral ? i
32 Foreign Doetors
Are Here lo Attend
Medica J (.lonvention
After Cal! on Mayor Hylan
They Are Taken on Tour
Other Points of Interest
Thirty-two foreign delegates to thi
c n ntion of the Amerh .
ation, which will ?-.-? .- A
lantic City next week, arrived in N'ew
'j ork yesterday. They will be th
until Friday i .' -:, - >. ?-.. \ .
Academy of Medicine.
\:'-' r a call at City Hall ? isteida
fre Mayor Hylan formallj wi
them, the visitors w< i ? t tken i
th Department of Charities ii
' ' rrecl ion for an in spe< tioi f ?.
lard Pi rker Hoapital, Bellevue :i >spi
'?? ? the Blackwell's Island, !; lall's
Island and North Brother's Island in
:" it ions, Riversi le Hospita
: ital for Drug Add ts H
nissioner Royal S. C
Dr. V. ? !,.!, n C. Philli 13, 1
the 1 ntertainment 1 . .,,.,..
charge.
? mmissioner Copel ! I Bird S
1 '1 r, l haritii
the d to City Hall ii
? I e norning. Ii
*"? ; Mayor Hylan took
I Sea \ iew Tul
Pital, ??;:'-:. [Sl .;..; ??
centl; 1 ttack d by Boroui P
Van Xame, of Ric! - - The Mayor
in part :
"Our city hospita! hr.vi -.
ba< ky.ard in reseai ch. tt has b :
ci -? iliy demon trati I tl tl -
" ol an oil, th ? nam - .f ?-.
probably familiar . ou, - ectlj
'?-- 1: of ; ] r<... pati :.?
.. -.-.. to ar rstrng tl
of thi d seas thai ? . ?? ,,.j , . .....
tofore used.
"We are fortunat this - >
having 'at Staten Island ]
ho ;| ?:?: for thi treati ent tuber
?"'''? ? ? ?? Tl is h< pital, th .- . \
eated 011 1am! v hich is the hi
on the At! mt i : 1
Fli 1 ? la ai d Maine
"While on :. ur 1 ?'? . :.,,.
i1 '. ? . ions d o n o t tat e to c r i 1
or otfei su - tion . : r I ere
no loubt t t thi
ti This cil
approximati
sanitary and charit ibl. purpi :
recommendat ions with to ii
e'" ?.-??<"? ice i\\\\ :-.\ ? are ? ? comed.
1 ne tollov ? r[?]
'?? rom Belgium Genera '-. . , ; ,
1 sor 1 luesberg, Colonel Depagi Dr
F. N'olf a : 1 ;.- tain Vai ? '?
Cuba- Dr. Juati Guitera Dr F
Man . Dr. - Carrera
cisco M. Fi : ? u [1 ?
' ; Dr '":!.?? 1 ..
Sir St. Clair
? ir Bi : ? ra 1 Daw 1
1 ol Sii .-' :
Arh ithm I Lan , Sir *Arthiii
holnn ; I Mrs. - r Bartoi
Japan Dr, Asaj 1 Kan mu . Dr.
Seniehi Uchino, Dr ::- , Kodai
Gn - ce Dr. John C01 tas, Dr G
.\ ?-..
: ?" : Dr. Ah jandro A ? 0.
'-.:.?? . Dr, Pedro Chut ro
Dr Isra I Fi igr , Dr.
Svei
N'orwi D ? ? ? | f] ?
Franci Coloi I W T. Li; Dr C
du 11 . Dr. He l Fi ? r Dr ' '? -? -
F Hurst.
Rumely Must Stand
Trial in Wasli in ton
Supreme J. !ourt Refuses to Halt
Extradilion of Former Xew
'V ork Publisher
W vSHINGT' 1: . Ju
bj F< di rn I court of 1
proceedings instituted I13 ; : \
fori pti -,- ? . \; ?
I ening \In ," ? ?-. -, ? ?
nxtradition ? ? '?'. ? ? ? , .
11 of th ' rl ?-. -
ld I - ?
Supri t'ouri ? . '
peal - brought h Ru -
A ? .-? re ?? ? It of ? ; : ? acti ?' ?
must come hei
ments cl arging ? m ?< th v thi
I rom the Alien Propei ty Cust
fact t hat he had cti stody of c rt
stock in the S. S. Mc< lure
1 'orporat ion ;- lonj - ;? to the G
:?"?. orniti( nt. as well n tl ?
he owe I I al got irr.nn 51, 10,000.
In bringing the pi Rume
ded that b; ? .- hei
tria N'ew Vork 011 ? lai
: ? ' ? ? nted
D
r a 111 a
"Seandals of 1919." Prodneed
at the Liberty, Has a
*4Kick" in It
By Heywood Broun
? '. musl pause now and agaii
f v a breathing spe'.l, which probably
: r the book of "The Scandals
' As : ng as the new >.io,a- was
ake- .valking, or walking
? ' vas alive as.; kii king, but
.' ? . ;'...:s . -
? ary. We think G orge White
? ' n wise if he had sacri
or two or a back drop and
; : ? ney to hire a joke.
The a; peal of the show is based
almosi ent rely on dancing.' In this
'? : t off :-, exce lli a: enterta inment.
?Vhite : n - ' is capital -a I h enor
resource i in all styles of steps. :
Thi smalli r member of the team of
; ' "? tt a- d Ri :hards bounced about
'? ' exl -:. >? | riary agility, nd a I
: '? ' ;f -' '?? rsion, bil !i .; as I.a
me amazii g k : -. ig. Ann
I nnington was an able co ..-.'. ra or
>ked wi ::. even when i ? in mo
' ion,
was hard to sit i ut 'he n
betwee dances :' ir all the
? a ? ';.? and i n] ??? 'ab .
made i sewn
ttle s fori t will in
d end also tl i udden! .?? ool o
first jok Ge. B . i
? " i has ioi comii perform
'" " I id . - nothing
to do - bul keen I G rman
lia ct within ,'iss bou
rhe niu ? o f h e new ? ? ? ? ? ? 3
nportai and ontai ? a ood nan
1 les oi popu ar me lies. The
book 1 of the n
p.d 1 ieort 1 V"
Richard IV .? the rausic
' ?' aber of he e ,'emng
I was "Suwa r, irrai I I:
igl il was no moi thai
well ing by Yvi tte Rugel.
' ' ' " 1919" trictly a
Gcrtrude Hoffman a!
The Palace This Week
'I ? ari d and well bal .
e tl ek is headed ; ?. <: r
? -u le ?!? ffn y . Hoff , .'?....,
?? is a trifle gn atei l hi n her
skill, bag oi
whol rted efiforl I
ma ( .;?'... 1 sings ;
? '? ?'?' ? ni r ones wil h her
? :- :'.!', ir
on I bill are .1. Francis Dooley
I ' in a skit, Offi
?' ' ' : compl . ig, Col
their coi 11 !
? T Done-r in songs and
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DREICER&C0
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OF rHE H1GHEST LUSTRE AND TON?
FIFTH HVENUE at FORTV-5TXTH
Plays and Plavers
With plans accepted for immediate
reconstruction, Winthrop Ames has:
leased his Little Theatre, on West
Forty-fourth Street. ro cj-liver Moroscn
for a long term. The reconstruction ,
jun, and Mr. Ames has purchased
twenty-five feet ot' land adjoining the
and will pract cally rebuild
and redecorate the entire house, p.dd
ing ,i balcony, and practically doubling
the seating capacity. The leasing of
the Little Theatre, together wit
Morosco Theatre, and his control of
the bookings of the Fulton Theatre,
now gives Mr. Morosco three New york
theatres fot his productions, and he
hopes to have a new playhouse built
near the present Morosco Theatre and
ready to open not lat< r than January
t, L920.
Frt nk Westert >n is the British cap
ta.in who makes unsuccessful love to
teroine of " rhr< - Faces East."
Fifteen years ago he was the captain
in "Sweet Kitty Bellair," and he ap
peared in the same role of \::isueet'ss
? ver.
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v -'
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ried bn I '??;? m -? fortunate suit by
ng :' ? :.,-. el , Madge Mc
Nulty, harj of "Sw ?(?? Kitty." Now
Mrs. Westerton i i gain a harpi ;t, th
' "The Rt yal Vragabond " and
the couple feel that inasmuch as they
;;:-!'- never have the same roles at the
same time again (and inasmuch as
fifteen years have rolled bj I that they
may as well have another honeymoon
when their present engagements end.
pite of the I I igat ion with Florenz
Ziegf< Id, . r ? ? er the u i ? of the word
1 ? -?" it was y-. sterdaj am
that "The I h V'illage Fo
will open at the Greenwich Village
fl ? atre ?! me 12. The east will includi
Bi - ? McCoy, James \\ itts, Cynthia
Pe -. Elmer Floyd, Susanne Morgan,
Ada Forman, Irene 01 n, Hai ry K.
Martin and Bobby Edwards.
"Some Time," with Ed Wynn. at the
Casino Theatre. will ciose Saturday
night, after a nine months' run. "Some
body's Sweetheart" will move to the
Ca sino from the ('enl r i] Theatre.
Clau ;<' Archi r has been engag . i -
stag manager for "Bing! Banf'
Boom!"
William Harris, jr., s liled yestordf
? i Arju tan ia to e thi London pr
duction of John Drinkwater*s play,
"Abraham Lincoln." He will a'.so ar
range for a London production of "East
Is West."
Henry Hull, who plays the leading
role in "39 East," has written a play,
which, it is hinted, the Shuberts wiil
produce.
Harry Roberts signed a contract with
A. H. Woods for fhe leadtrg part in
"The Big Chance," which will go on
tour next season.
A newly formed quartet of men who
s.-.'.?? active service in France has been
adiied to "Toot Sweet," a' the Nora
Bayes Theal re
M !S Katherine Alexander. who 's
playing in "Love Laughs," has sigr.ed
with the Scibilia Theatrical Enter
|! ses for a part in their next produc
Oliver Morosco has engaged V*\\\
Harvey for an important ro\e in "Mme,
Sapho," which the Hattons are writm;r
for Grace Valentine, anh. will open at
? ?.. Morosco Th sat: i n Seotembi i
Art
An exhibition of antiques from
Enelish i isid nci s opene I yes
ter la ?'?' Silo's :?': fth Avenue Art (',:?'
Jeries. The objects included old Eng
llsh china and porcelains, Curniture,
5 '" :'! P'ate, tall case clocks and a
P ? ig, "The N'ativity." by M .?
wni<h was p irchased in 1 -.".:: at the
' '" ' ' -: cl on of King Louis
Hipe and >!d at I
;:- '? ?ndon. rhe le inl i will be on
ia;,- ai i to-n irr ?w ': hi .
be so! I a<
and . a
- o'clock.
A coll ttioi ." m
which will be
also is on exhibit ?
'?? on Thursday, Frida;
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pamtini .
a ft 'rnooi .
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Georgian an i Renai isance furniture
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feetory i bh s and cl , and f n ?
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shown yesterday al tl
15 Ea ? Fifl -ninl h Streel
after?
noon at 2: ... after.
?-" n thi oughout thii wc k.
T:' I ri '.ty of ?? e !at? Bain< t
''''??''? includ I effects and
"r art, will 1 i ... Van
Brink's ' Rooms, 2160 Broad?
way, on 1 Friday i turda,'
ms of this wei k, I .-.. ning a-;
1:45. A handson bronze mounl
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bronzes, curios, cl na, ....
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