Judge — July 5, 1924 — page 31: what you’re looking at

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Among the important theatrical events of the year were the installment of a much needed new spittoon in the smoking- room at the Little Theater, the substitu- certain theater in the West Forties of « new lily cup for the one on which the s had written their in- itials year before last, and the girl who ushers in the right center aisle at the Century Theater. Detectives are still at work trying to locate the West y-first street Theater, Which is reported to have opened last February. The theatrical manager who made the money was Joseph Gaites. He didn’t put on any plays. ‘The members of the Actors’ Equity Association jubilantly sent word from the poorhouse that they had won their fight against the managers. Vive hundred canceled stamps will be awarded to anyone who can remember anything about the following plays that were produced during the season just concluded: “Brook,” “Four-in-Hand,”* “What's Your Wife Doing “For- hidden,” “Steadfast, vest, Young Man,” “Time,” “Saturday ght” and “The M ‘This year’s Pulitzer Prize, toeve yone’s astonishment, was not awarded to Will Morrissey’s “Newcomers.” Several plays in English were pro- duced. Miss Margalo Gillmore appeared dur- ing the season in 236 plays, not counting tion in a reviewe! most special matinées. The dramatic critic of JupcE still re- mains the only dramatic critic in New York who doesn’t think he is an actor or stage director. The best writer of polite comedy that the season brought forth is the man who writes the advertisements of Djer-Kiss perfume for the theater programs. Bertha Kalich, the inheritor of the mantle of Bernhardt, following the death of Duse got a new press agent and in- herited the mantle of the latter also. 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