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36 SUNDAY NEWS, SEPTEMBER 6, 192S. ITS LABOR DAY FOR THE BROADWAY PLAYGOERS. TOO! NINE NEW SHOWS WILL BE ADDED TO LIST THIS WEEK Cy "THE CRADLE SNATCHERS" are a set of eager ladies who "adopt" a trio of juveniles. Here you see Raymond Hackett, Raymond Guion Humphrey Bogart, and their "mammas," Margaret Dale, Mary. Boland, and Edna May Oliver.

1 mi CATHERINE DALE OWEN becomes a Belasco actress this week when she plays opposite Willard Mack in "Canary Dutch," a new Mack melodrama scheduled for the Lyceum theatre. if -1 1 SARA SOTHERN, who is to play a leading part in "The Dagger" at the Longacre theatre, will be remembered as the crippled girl who carried most of the sympathy in The Fool." KAY JOHNSON and James Crane will have the leads in' a new comedy that is Labor day's gift to the Eltinge theatre. It is called "All Dressed Up." iilM THEY HAE MADE a musical comedy of the play Jinks of the Horse Ma-rmes," which started Ethel Barrj more on her career as a star. It is to be sung at Martin Beck's theatre this week, with Louise" Brown as the dashing 'tielome BLYTHE DALY, who played last in "New Brooms," is to have the lead in the new play at the Greenwich Village 5 thatrei, jifaxwell Anderson piece saltedt "Outside Looking In.".