Judge — January 17, 1925 — page 27: what you’re looking at

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— ee Mr. Scribner and Mr. Belasco (Continued from page 13) | Eugene O'Neill, such) scenic artists as Jones, Geddes and Simonson, and such di ors as Moeller. The two most recent contributions to the art of the theater on the part of the gentleman who branded the Little © to the Harem” Ladies of brace of purely box Theeter movement a mer art of the the rare «dl hefore, office doses of smut. The second named play is. the labor of one Gropper, Tt would not get by Sam Seribner of the Columbia Burlesque Wheel. Ina page adver- tisement in Variety a few weeks ago, Mr. Seribner on the following ouncement: Phey are never | going to ride me or my associates to the hoosegow ina patrol wagon. for ghnecks raw meat. We | t tooth and mail: 1 the producer who wants to take ‘a short cut across the lot money. We are not om never posed as such, We run th: tibia Amusement Company to make money, but the methods pre ft sking efforts home ny 1 in our 4 and face our families with the reali wt our day's work was nota The play which Me. has xpons ordinary dirt—nothing more or less. It is a shameless pandermy to the | doller till Ttis cheap raw meat that the lowliest: Litthe Theater would | never for a moment think of pro. | ducing. ‘The Little Theaters hay seme concer for the American sti Mr. Belasco was recently dee by the French government for his artistic efforts in behalf of | the theater. Probably th ermment got his name mixed up with the Minsky brothers. Tench gov II | Att rk having made such an ap- plandable beginning with the Actors’ Theater, was compelled to retum all the flowers to the florist by putting on “The Habitual Husband,” by Dana Burne The M. Burmet's play is No. 9.872 in the series whose second act is laid in a roadhouse and in which the wirt of the latter, rab- hing his palms, observes to the young man and young woman whe are not married: “But, monsieur et madame, T regret to say that I have only one bedroom.” It. is. also another in’ the apparently endless series in which we have the old (Continued on page 31) CWhat a whale of a difference Justa few cents make Oh, yes, the snowplow clears the fairway perfectly and leaves the rough in a wry sporty condition. WINTER GOLF