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Daily News from New York, New York • 184

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DAILY NEWS, FRIDAY. APRIL 9. 40 'ENGLISH PLAYERS "BEAU GALLANT" A WOULD-BE "BRUMMEL" OVERSEAS SERVICE "Tip-Toes" at the Liberty and "Lady Be Good," opening April 14 in London, will exchange ticket service for transatlantic IN LITTLE CONTEST The fourth annual Little theatre tournament will be held the week of May 3 at a Broadway theatre, Walter Hart wig announced yesterday. A group Tie Portrait of a Manhattan Poseur De Luxe. AMUSEMENTS.

from Dallas, THE GOLDEN DOZEN rnra artraettaaui to Mew Tartt theatre that have rettflt' Mafnt raaa. Dramatic, taw. Perf arasAaee. "Abie's Irish Rose I644 "I Zat So?" 516 -Cradie 2s4 "The Ja Singer -Butter and Egg Man" 227 -Craig's Wife" 212 Mosical Comedies. -The Student Prince" j42 -Artist and Models" 340 "No, No, Nanette" Z3 -Dearest Enemy" 236 "The Vagabond King" 230 "Sunny" 229 venture of the last of the New York Carring-tons who sees himself as the surviving defender of a long line of Manhattanese anglopbobes.

Stripped of his property this heau is still able to hold his head high so long as one room of his ancestral brownstone is furnished tlOD MADIJON twice winner of the contest, will again "BEAU GALLANT" comntr lram Stnvl Olivier. prMttrrti br the Jl.iybf. the kits th-uv April 5. 1K6 The GARDEN be entered this lyear, other flantthaoa) Wallas -am sn. EifMk A Y.J 1 nOTS Of EM HOUH.

EA-i-I E. Jr lair iith.rfi vt-nw ihwuch Bnm B.t-t ti.e.-ltler Cat.o rfc-ale Carruistotl B-aa Gallant Lione! Atwiil H.rfmra CArniigtJil Oarr H.t Gyi. Itrvn Sheriff sat Pwnvai Jarkauo AnottM-r ain Wi'lum Tool hr-jtir Dtidsoo Mr i-ealu- Kine groups coming from e-port. Albion, W.inston -Salem, S. i entrants from SoAILEYj IIHGLIN6 5R0J.

6 BARNUM i I suitably, and he has a pair of spats in which to take the I In love with no one but himself and his pride, he is still very fond of and greatly dependent upon his butler's daughter, who secretly 1 turns over her inheritance to him i when he is in want. But rather Walter Hartwig THEATRE NOTES than marrv her he sacrifices a New York, New Jersey, and Massachusetts. Two groups are coming from England, the Huddersfield Thespians of Huddersfield. and the Gloucester Vale players from Gloucester. By BL'IINS MANTLE.

I think Stuart Olivier, the author of "Ct-aa Gallunt" at the Ettz, made a mistake in pirking a New York Anna Fitziu. well-known concert singer, will be guest star today in the Palace celebration of N. V. A. week, a fortune of $5,000,000 willed him by a vulgar relative who has made it by raising cattle in the Argentine.

Mr. Olivier is aK handicapped in not being able to find an American actor of prop fame and distinction to play his American OKKArt3TF ON KAK1H MORI STl I'KNIHU MOKK MOKB DAZLING THAN l.VI lO Kima aaa iagrw Trained Equine MarreU. BAA "OIILI'S IKK UK AKKIAIJST. OW BAKKilACK UIKKK.S. CTMSAJfM.

01CNT1C ZK I'OMJHtiSS o) VKEAK8 ADUSSI0N TO ALL 75c to $3 (incL tai). Ctifldim udr IS nt wduwd pctee tvt. all naUrtr prrforauurM, except baturdaj, to tl.10 seats and over, beat at SOU) or 49Ul 3C llrai-oh Tirkrt OfTWa. (fimmm rrlfr (ilMKM, BKOH. R.

H. MACY A Co. a is rrat as esentative of the American Brummels. Himself a I aristocrat. He is forced to employ Mr.

Lionel Atwiil of England and Mr. Atwiil does not, to me again. altimo rean pany of children will perform "Pinafore" a the Century for matinee performances. The Profess ional ildren's school will stage a revue this month at ampden's theatre. HIPPODROME 50c GOLDMAN TO GIVE 50 N.

Y. U. CONCERTS Fifty concerts will comprise the ninth annual summer season of Goldman band concerts, beginning June 14 and ending Aug. 20 on the New York university campus. The announcement was made yesterday by Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel Guggenheim, Mr. and Mrs. Murry Guggenheim, Chancellor Elmer E. Brown, and Edwin Franko Goldman, HiRIC FR ftmfiFR'l MID.

XT GETS. Illfliro Sever. Bin Ilia, wrrk ICavaaaw-aHrak. Ckak Witkan. Vara 'a Kit.

Arthyr West. Surarraai Oaily. with family dis- i completely nil tne picture as a tinct ins. he New York aristocrat, would probably However, his performance is de-have done better liberate, deft and interesting, and to have re-'he has sufficient graces of person mained at home and personality to please his audi- L. I TU A kim rnt TH Saon't Outtauii.c Noltf c-SX.

Bringing Up Father Qea. McUumk raiu' Cartoon llurmkraM) amonir own 1 nira imguiuj. xitj iu Line! Atwi'l bloods or blue for a speech at the Wednesday m3tinee. and that is unusuaL This popularity, combined with our middle-class love of snobs and Anna FiUiu Winifred Lenihan will to the stage next November AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS.

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gone to Boston and picked a Cabot or to Virginia tor a Carroll. We have iur old Knickerbockers and they have pride of family line and tradition and a vanity to prompt its exploitation. of "Beau after serving a year as director of the Theatre Guild School of Act- snobbery, is the hope Gallant-" Casino de A NIGHT IN PARIS 1 rur all Nxr Yort "tltltc About! AH Tint TuL. PINArOKE WINTER GARDEN COSMOPOLITAN A1.InTAR KEVIVAI. OF TWO ORPHANS Olivier is a studious, workman- ing.

Her place will be taken by like and persistent author. The Hamilton Macfadden, who directed chances are good that some day, the Community Arts association at i once he moves away from the imi- Santa Barbara, Cal. tative themes of the theatre, he will write a regular piay. Clyde Fillmore has replaced i The cast is of an average com-;" Buckler and Herbert Twom- Mlbnart Twaari'W. Bast Saati t2 a AL J0LS0N They also have acquired the two butler technitjje, the high-hat gesture and the thive-car assurance that bespeak a new world culture and old world ambitions.

ti M0R0SCO CiAT at IVtPRRIlI 4ib V. a B'aai. aa SWF.F.TH F.ART TIME CRAIG'S WIFE 1M tktUAL im. wit the Manhatun petence. Borough, th Mansfield Mmical waarfy tit wiUl BUIE BfZZaX ariitorrat pn the least miDres- dently without a world of expert With rHBTfiTAL HEKWK Tfc li Btrry O'Neill will have the male a.

a i i it i sive of Americans. His ence, plays the romantic secretary 1 i i IftI CftN'N 5SUI A TUl In ta. JUUUH Mat TOM'W A THUKA IHS STUDENT PRINCE iTH TIMK IN WW YORK UlaUBC LU1QU MiT tiWiMUUKV Wm A. Rrarf A IWM Beat Wlatu I TT" I.AT later-day breeding has been more Stamford. E.

Rav Goetz takes UD sensatioruil than progressive and her speaking voice is apparently i v.j "iwo mimeotrraprieu pages his constant rub with our rougher Gypsy O'Brien, cheerful and chir- I Plain 't? "P11 ni' clar8re M7J id so are Wallace the Meller ncert- wnv 1 A aaw Ersk'ine. Robert Gleckler and Dod- I Yorktrs. Pa? ore for. nd-r Goetz writes. son Mitchell.

pnzengnw, The production is by the Play-! democracy has served to dim his higher polish. Therefore Mr. Olivier's picture of this prideful gentleman de luxe seems to me no more than the portrait of a gentleman of the author's imagination an attempt at writing an American "Beau which shall be the a.i- snop, which has already done i.mlMa wan kr ikr very well by the American piay-! tra Kaiai ia a iL.a. His mttr wright this season. Clarke SPver- -J VTrr V-- lu iuu un: siagiuK.

real life, raairlrtr am mF 29. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. Wa St.

A tttt A'e i MARTIN BECK 1-1PIRF" THKA. Baa; and Mt.IaatS 1IXJj laa MaUiw SATI'RltAT Tunc NEW AMSTERDAM 3 H) ami SAT CHAKl.tN rrmt- JANE COWL in EASY VIRTUE Florence Reed in The Shanghai Gesture 1VURILYN MILLER 6UNMY I VrFIIM The, w. -l Eica 8 ao LIVLUOT Ato Thurs A Sat. at 2 34) The Great Holiday Show tor YiHinr People IHK CREAKING CHAIR LAUGHS VSTCKV lWa.HHS FIT! TflV A rrr. ,4 Htr K1 aad iAT t.M FHAkLM LINt.HAH rmratl IN A CLAIRE HH" DAVID BELASCO presents IXNORE ULR1C as Ulu Befle.

supported by Henry Hull, and exceptional cast at the Be-Usco Theatre. W. 44th St. Eaes. at 8: 20.

TW Sat. 2:20 a toy it I rTiita A r. tV. EARL CARROLL VANITIES LYRIC THE MARX BROS. JOK i KKANa I Jl l.lt I f-i flRF B' Mw I J' SW AMI SU Fm-t Ra-1 -S Woe 1 NO, NO, NANETTE THKA A Matlna I ton SAT i a The Cocoanuts riMIK I 1 TANIXKM IVvam Kaaap.

tK, jt lUa.it Ual tttrl la QM Warlg EARL CARROLL KKI. f.AKROLL SUNDAY CUNCEKTSjat AI.AH 4Qa KtXtKVKD KATS at Karl rarrotl ota a CLEAN Hit 'Em MUSIC BOX THKA. 45 St Mtta. Wtd aau AND KAVE OV Cradle Snatchers a.t BOLAND 'A mmt at aaaalar." tWa THAT OFF LAFF Jaf at 2 40 P--t A)l A-i -i -n Com1i HKKIS 1HKATRK. iVt ST EV, KIT- iVfcP and SAT JL- li-ikaf New Spring Edition 1 Aaeneaa aUr Utrt SQUARE CROOKS an Rraartwar.

BMac ll.LAt.l 'VAGABOND KING VI AW MM OUi av Taa Piaaaaa Waaa aa atara. Taat HaaarC Mattm K.LAW auuTlMt OT A THIHU IW. aaA Mria. Iraa Oalm. Balle, aaa, BaraM.

"Not Herbert" 5g SEATS 4 WEEKS AHEAD gV SIat GATSBY Si. Lionel Atwiil A1BASAOlt TTnil. Mats. TOWW A WEB. Hm Gallant BELMONT V.

GUILD THEATRE ssad Writ af H'wr TOM'W A TUHHS nif TT A TftK TUKATIUE t.l 1I.D PRKSKNT Glgy JBEJEFTHjNG, Fl TINHP I r.RFFNWim tu. a 4ia I V1, 1 Mils TOM'W A H. UrVLLlt IV.fl ATS THl'RA aaa SAT riDDrCT W. 4MA Ph. OMex.

U1 Arthur Uoplnnj prrsmt rUAKUl Mr. jn Mta.TMa TAr nprr llrm" llrACtV UK) MACrAaOAMA-PROtv. ainm at the Plvmwl. W.I he II A1NB0W ROSE HUSH MONEY VIRGIN 4VtaOU Miintr, TOM A WKllL. 1:3) rFNTRALThM" 8t I SS 4.LJlllll1,SK 4Ul V-t." MATINKH TtWOUKQW, I SUtiare.

TOM'W A 1M Comiu to C1.NTKAI, Ttwa Apr. 1 1 I AMIvaw MrOitra Jn-k Hiilbert t'Joely Courtoelilee in I MILES OUT BY THE WAY LITTLE T-- NATIONAL w'Jf, L.1111.C. MATH WB I at. Ill TUT WW a a a j-. 1 wispoMTpom HALF-CASTE ra ''MATINKW TOMORROW A WKO.

LAST WKKK1 "Sr- SONG of the FLAME "What's the Big Idea?" A Eamantie Opera w.ta TtgvSA KOTA UQU 45th. W. af B'war. i Al.AIN TKU MI HANT! PMUU MATiacc TOtOKItow 3 HAMPDEN CYRANO BAYES Nei T. e.

stm hampden's THEBELJLSs-w YANDERBILT WTUaTt VX iZGTlTPERFdRmNCE LKW riBtJlW NBW UUftlCAI. COMEDY U1T "THE E1RL FRIEND" "THE PATSY" UI EGG wIth CLAIBORNE FOSTER 2 DU 1 1 Lul BOOTH j. Oratory Kellf MAN TOM'W 3 LONGACRE Thaa. Mats, I.AT CHAHIU'S ACtU CT Tkaitra, Wart at B'aaf WEO. A t-M.

Wr.KKS aUaTa'aAWeo. last 3 times -jr ZKIS ZAT SO? 1 TIMMtSQ Theatre. Rai.t:3 CHANMNO POI.MK BROADHURST i M- LNEMY "GLORY HALLELUJAH" Iwau Hrks Alms' far Betll Mwara WAl I A rK' Tta, 4H 81- aa. "i-JVn. Ibu Wxhnai A Saamiaf t.

at a GEORGE JESSEL Praau I I a 7T ASM: MCHOLt rrrxata PUPPY LOVE A COMl Ht IlKlill ATr LAK.HTKI 4gn ST atATlK, Taqkaa JixJ-r Katga.TiBfTaniatrs tA n.Vf ICUOIjr Kfr-tS' ABIE'S IRISH ROSE BILTWORK West 47tb Si. With WALTER HUSTON THRILLS I I0MG0 MANSFILJ i 5t ol i WED A sAt in a a.tf BEN-AMI oith A MAICPINC nr ud s.KfM WKO anrf SAT. MAYFAIR n. uat Va Of i SAT BACK HOME AT TIC.H WPH.ANT KKTt BJS JUNO and the PAYCOCK HAKJU4 1W. St.MlAV NKiBT at Also Sun.

Nishta. April 18 aial 2ft and Tues. Mat. Apr 20. Thura.

Msi Aar. Ruth Draper Sprint? 8mmni of Hvr Worttl fuia 4t.rarr hkrHarhfN TkW. xt Box Off. Mfft.J B.HOMD.26W 43d a-lib I.ITIV PI NCAV BLU. M0H.

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Mj-a a SAT. .) Tail MPU Bronx Opera House and SaL TIP-1 OES arlth tl VIIIH Al l.a.. Ka.AKNj tMIKIH THMItKi HAkKV HAIWM t. ol MT! AT SI IMr. A.

r.AIFTY B'ir A En. I KrtmiTM- w- MmUim SAT. 'LADIES OF THE EVENING' atta (rth Mrrrill A Maa Hiaaara Hiaaara na Huitwn ana imt raartwuai la MIAMI FmhimI knai 'BY THE WAY' "A ci.rltine frmmt'i entertaiii. 1 raw menx. 101(5 OPKNINO MOND.AT KVC- LJLJI II IL MADGE KENNEDY 'LOVE IN A MIST' with Stdaey BUckaser aaj Taai Pawert tviM EliSSJLL WCr fc DOKOTHT AfPlEBY u.iCTT I DALTS 63ST.THEA.ty-To'? PRi'-.

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