11.—11
box 18/3
#wn. Miss M.
Mrs. James
rs. Willlam
H. Hawkes,
and Mre. G.
O. Kalmon,
terson, Miss
J. Gillette,
er. Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Brown.
and Mrs. W.
lling for Bor¬
George of the
party of Fur¬
will make an
mpany's prop¬
sland, includ¬
e1 Bermudiana
urness Withy
ists of H.
C
s country for
orth, Furness
n a vislt, and
V. T. Barlow.
Captaln H.
zerintendent
of the Hotel
St. George
arrying 325
n and Miss
Mrs. S. A.
nd Mre. H.
Langdon
7an Rens¬
d Mr. and
eal.
se.
ult Com
thre--day
ama and
ide:
iter, Nr.
Mrs. L.
Walker,
rs. Rup¬
R. Max
Mr. and
r. R. M.
Fried¬
Mr. and
1. Miss
ad. Mr.
Davis
Clark
Mr. and
ebe, Mr.
O’Hare,
E. H.
on; Mr.
Berfy
hicago.
415
hanan,
w.
85
Mis. J.
G.
Sare.
195
Mrs.
911
90
UM
PRe¬
of
A nor¬
of in¬
Con¬
rities
V t
L.
eg18-
day
the
#ing
hei
hat
7nl
po
On¬
THE NEW
·KINC
REIGEN POSTTONED
Regin
HPTEK SLTDAUKD
SHAKI
Ear
Earl of
Earl of
Belasco Theatre Cancels Per¬
Edmnun
Lear
Gonert!
mission and Court Refuses
Regan
Cordel
to Enjoln Police.
Duke
Duke
Duko
King o
Edgar.
PUBLICITV SCHEME HINTED
Oswale
Curan.
Fool
Knight
Relchenbach’e Connectlon With the
Ar
the 1
Affalr Polnted Qut — Pecora Re¬
day's
epider
Jecte Llbel Case Against Sumner.
the d
appes
Wit
After mecting with a long neries of
brous
stumbling blocks in their efforts to pro¬
our *
duce“ Reigen,“ the Green Room Cluh
since
decided last night to postpone the show,
vhich was scheduled to take place to¬
was
morrow night, but it was asserted that
the
this decislon might be altered suddenl)
playe.
and that the play might be produced
and
Sunday night after all.
In additior to the withdrawal of the
fices
guest of honor, Otto H. Kahn. the
cense
Green #oom Club had other discour¬
The
perfe
agemen's yesterday
Supreme Court
exist
Justic. Mullan deollned to enfoin the
into
pollco from interfering with the pro¬
ductien. The Belasco Theatre mnanage¬
ey
rant
ment canceled the permission to pre¬
piece
sent“ Reigen“ in the Belasco The¬
audi
atre. Assistant District Attorney Pe¬
leged
into
cora declined to start proceedings
is re
against John S. Sumner, Secretary of
eut in
the Soclety for the Supression of Vice,
at all,
in its
for eriminal libel. Late last night it
evitabl.
appenred as if Sumner had won a com¬
of a K
plete victory.
tion in
women.
It was reported yesterday that one
of the,young women who was to appear
nuisance
In" Reigen“ had withdrawn because
Regan
she agreed with Mr. Sumner as to the
Mr. Pe
Immorality of the plav. This was de¬
was an
nied by Green Room Club officials, whio
poor. H
sald the withdrawal of the actress had
—he crea
taken place some time before because
heart-sic
of other engagements.
then
of
Iskers.
Pabllolty Scheme ßeen.
It 1n
The most active officer of the club in
to record
bers of
attempting to straighten out the situa¬
example,
tion yesterday was Harry S. Reichen¬
bach, the publiclty man who put the
his perfe
tion thaf
lions in the Hotel Belleclalre to adger
well an 1
tise Tarzan and who housed a group of
that gav
sheiks at the Hotel Majestic on an
Cecil's I
heiress hunt Just before the production
manly
of
The Virgin of Stamboul.“ The ac¬
well and
tivity of Reichenbach caused some fear
Not i
that the Green Room Club, the Societ)
eistors,
for the Suppression of Vice, Schnitzler,
the Magistrates' Court, the Sun
raya
Court andthe Distriot Attorner's offl
Wiate Tet
were all being usel insthe interest of
PawnE—
publiefty for some fortheoming vena¬
cast in tRe N
tioll ol'the silent or dumb drama. But
The play
this theory was denied by officers of
division comin
the club, who insisted that this was an
WI
the storm.
occasion when a group of actors ex¬
effective setting¬
perienced genuine sorrow at having pub¬
eading to a
Heity thrust apon them.
around the stage
Harrv S. Hechheimer, a lawyer, of
ramp befor
1.540 Broadway who was referred to as
spolled by eccer
the offieial spokesman, insisted yester¬
and curtain-dra
day that“ Reigen“ would be produced,
A Shakespea
regardless of the withdrawal of Otto H.
sort would nev
Kahr, the guest of honor, and regard¬
native Old Vic
less or the action of the Belasco Thea¬
tre management.
SELZNIC!
Denles Postponement Plan.
# If we can't present it at the Belasce
Malority C
Theatre, we will present it at the Earl
Carroll Theatre,“ he sald.“ It will go
Are 8
on Sunday night, you can mako surs of
N
James
hat. Further than that, wo are going
Lewis J. Se
oprosecute Mr. Sumner for eriminal
nick Pictur
ibel. 17o action has been taken on that
endant 11
matter by the Magistrate’s Court yet.
but we are taking it up with the District
yesterday
Attorney directly
A. N. Hane
Harry Reichenbach sald Inter that it
tion of the
was intended to cancel the Sunday night
not made
production and to give lt at a later day.
plained tha
He enplained that instead of being pro¬
ifference
duced as a compliment to Mr. Kahn
ity creditor,
who had declined the compliment,
11
cepted then
would be read alond
to him and the.
The matte
part of a p
night. The assembled guests and news¬
1
box 18/3
#wn. Miss M.
Mrs. James
rs. Willlam
H. Hawkes,
and Mre. G.
O. Kalmon,
terson, Miss
J. Gillette,
er. Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Brown.
and Mrs. W.
lling for Bor¬
George of the
party of Fur¬
will make an
mpany's prop¬
sland, includ¬
e1 Bermudiana
urness Withy
ists of H.
C
s country for
orth, Furness
n a vislt, and
V. T. Barlow.
Captaln H.
zerintendent
of the Hotel
St. George
arrying 325
n and Miss
Mrs. S. A.
nd Mre. H.
Langdon
7an Rens¬
d Mr. and
eal.
se.
ult Com
thre--day
ama and
ide:
iter, Nr.
Mrs. L.
Walker,
rs. Rup¬
R. Max
Mr. and
r. R. M.
Fried¬
Mr. and
1. Miss
ad. Mr.
Davis
Clark
Mr. and
ebe, Mr.
O’Hare,
E. H.
on; Mr.
Berfy
hicago.
415
hanan,
w.
85
Mis. J.
G.
Sare.
195
Mrs.
911
90
UM
PRe¬
of
A nor¬
of in¬
Con¬
rities
V t
L.
eg18-
day
the
#ing
hei
hat
7nl
po
On¬
THE NEW
·KINC
REIGEN POSTTONED
Regin
HPTEK SLTDAUKD
SHAKI
Ear
Earl of
Earl of
Belasco Theatre Cancels Per¬
Edmnun
Lear
Gonert!
mission and Court Refuses
Regan
Cordel
to Enjoln Police.
Duke
Duke
Duko
King o
Edgar.
PUBLICITV SCHEME HINTED
Oswale
Curan.
Fool
Knight
Relchenbach’e Connectlon With the
Ar
the 1
Affalr Polnted Qut — Pecora Re¬
day's
epider
Jecte Llbel Case Against Sumner.
the d
appes
Wit
After mecting with a long neries of
brous
stumbling blocks in their efforts to pro¬
our *
duce“ Reigen,“ the Green Room Cluh
since
decided last night to postpone the show,
vhich was scheduled to take place to¬
was
morrow night, but it was asserted that
the
this decislon might be altered suddenl)
playe.
and that the play might be produced
and
Sunday night after all.
In additior to the withdrawal of the
fices
guest of honor, Otto H. Kahn. the
cense
Green #oom Club had other discour¬
The
perfe
agemen's yesterday
Supreme Court
exist
Justic. Mullan deollned to enfoin the
into
pollco from interfering with the pro¬
ductien. The Belasco Theatre mnanage¬
ey
rant
ment canceled the permission to pre¬
piece
sent“ Reigen“ in the Belasco The¬
audi
atre. Assistant District Attorney Pe¬
leged
into
cora declined to start proceedings
is re
against John S. Sumner, Secretary of
eut in
the Soclety for the Supression of Vice,
at all,
in its
for eriminal libel. Late last night it
evitabl.
appenred as if Sumner had won a com¬
of a K
plete victory.
tion in
women.
It was reported yesterday that one
of the,young women who was to appear
nuisance
In" Reigen“ had withdrawn because
Regan
she agreed with Mr. Sumner as to the
Mr. Pe
Immorality of the plav. This was de¬
was an
nied by Green Room Club officials, whio
poor. H
sald the withdrawal of the actress had
—he crea
taken place some time before because
heart-sic
of other engagements.
then
of
Iskers.
Pabllolty Scheme ßeen.
It 1n
The most active officer of the club in
to record
bers of
attempting to straighten out the situa¬
example,
tion yesterday was Harry S. Reichen¬
bach, the publiclty man who put the
his perfe
tion thaf
lions in the Hotel Belleclalre to adger
well an 1
tise Tarzan and who housed a group of
that gav
sheiks at the Hotel Majestic on an
Cecil's I
heiress hunt Just before the production
manly
of
The Virgin of Stamboul.“ The ac¬
well and
tivity of Reichenbach caused some fear
Not i
that the Green Room Club, the Societ)
eistors,
for the Suppression of Vice, Schnitzler,
the Magistrates' Court, the Sun
raya
Court andthe Distriot Attorner's offl
Wiate Tet
were all being usel insthe interest of
PawnE—
publiefty for some fortheoming vena¬
cast in tRe N
tioll ol'the silent or dumb drama. But
The play
this theory was denied by officers of
division comin
the club, who insisted that this was an
WI
the storm.
occasion when a group of actors ex¬
effective setting¬
perienced genuine sorrow at having pub¬
eading to a
Heity thrust apon them.
around the stage
Harrv S. Hechheimer, a lawyer, of
ramp befor
1.540 Broadway who was referred to as
spolled by eccer
the offieial spokesman, insisted yester¬
and curtain-dra
day that“ Reigen“ would be produced,
A Shakespea
regardless of the withdrawal of Otto H.
sort would nev
Kahr, the guest of honor, and regard¬
native Old Vic
less or the action of the Belasco Thea¬
tre management.
SELZNIC!
Denles Postponement Plan.
# If we can't present it at the Belasce
Malority C
Theatre, we will present it at the Earl
Carroll Theatre,“ he sald.“ It will go
Are 8
on Sunday night, you can mako surs of
N
James
hat. Further than that, wo are going
Lewis J. Se
oprosecute Mr. Sumner for eriminal
nick Pictur
ibel. 17o action has been taken on that
endant 11
matter by the Magistrate’s Court yet.
but we are taking it up with the District
yesterday
Attorney directly
A. N. Hane
Harry Reichenbach sald Inter that it
tion of the
was intended to cancel the Sunday night
not made
production and to give lt at a later day.
plained tha
He enplained that instead of being pro¬
ifference
duced as a compliment to Mr. Kahn
ity creditor,
who had declined the compliment,
11
cepted then
would be read alond
to him and the.
The matte
part of a p
night. The assembled guests and news¬
1