Pollock and theater figures shaped by rain and stage
A review notes Channing Pollock’s prolific stage influence with works like The Crowded Hour and The Pit, praising Chicago and New York premieres. It details Pollock’s partnerships, editorial roles, and later theater management shifts at Metropolitan and Knickerbocker, with other notes on Carmen at the Strand and forthcoming musical programs. It also mentions W Woods new farce Up in Mahga Room and several actors and productions in Washington and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Pollock
Edgar Selwyn
the Woods Theater
Chicago
Mila
Channing Pollock
New York
Witton Lackays
Elsse Ferguson
Rennold Walt
Patlock
Hell
Fulton Theater
Pollock
Washington
Dramatic Mirror
W A
Metropolitan Theater
Crandall Theater
Arthur L Robb
Knickerbocker Theater
Metropolitan
Knickerbocker
Thomas M Fastwood
Robb
Mr Eastwood
Carmen
Kiondike
Clara Willams
Strand Theater
Edward Coxen
Cameron Stewart
God
Iechel Mayall
Willin Stukk McDonald
Moetion
Imen
Wilelac
New York Theatres Offer Season Amid War Film Tie In
A collage of New York theater listings outlines engagements across major houses. Belasco opposes belated returns while Crandall and Apollo present film-backed programs. Garden and Avenue Grand tease stars such as Mollie Williams and Clarence Jordan in varied revues and dramas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Ballingham
William
All Star
Cnet
Charles Cheery
Wallace Padinger
Ruth Sheptey
Ceca
Belasco
Ghihe
New York
Auuay Sesunonil Senes
Ferate Tits Geata Company
Triak Morey
HEITH
Meidin
Beatie
Ferdial Morten
Giese Taran
Rownan
Palage
Minth
Lenin Streets
Wil Peryent
Ita
Qurd
CPL
van Walker
David Grajam Philly
Ff Howe
Sit
Tates
Ahertson
Carmel Myers
Nisan Hnickerbocker
Robert Warwl
Pollewet
Niort Reds
Suniay
Guarge Pawete
Apollo—Orotheih
He Werk
Intel
Othis
Inday
Wil Rog
Martin
Mirandy Stailey
Gayety
Molli William
Starrie
Incomparable
Mollie Herselt
Arn
Tedduro
Caspar Freleen Remsay Rily Fur Mia
Williama
Crum
Steng Now A Star From Stenographer To Musical Star
Virginia Irwin rose from a Toronto stenographer in the Gayots chip week to musical comedy success on Columbia records and stage. She credits family on the arts and says acting and singing became her future after choosing performance over office work and noting her summer home in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Irwin
Gayotschip
Tyeitie Rat
Toronto
Misa Irwin
Columbia
Baltimore
Ake
Miss Irwin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Channing Pollack
HO Woods
Polls Theater
Hanning” Pollock
Mr Ballocks
Bates Post
Waspie Rader
Helasco
Mr Post
Chilcote
Jader Ho
Australia
Ioerican Tor Hichard Walton Tully
Tivas Tawton Dienel
Boilmore
Adeh Ritchie
Post
Clarenne Handyside
Gordon and Olers
Potter
Forest
Alan Trady
Otch Centrat
Turpie
Walter Hackett
Savoy Theater
London
H. B Irving
Thomas Dixon
Bryant Hall
Florence Nash
Charles Emerson Cook
Woods
Mahgla
Strand
Pines
SUN
Clara Williams
J. Warren Kerrigan
NOTH
SLR
Setae Eo Crusaders
Bert Lytell
Fritz Brunette
Stielt
Mwonday
Cc Loew’s
Harald Peat
New National Theater
Frances Alda
Hudelph Gans
Toscha Sentel
Martinelli
Mme
Louse Homer
Gabrilowitsch
Mra Green
Dropsttn
Navy Relief
Marine Barracks, Ltd & G
Arthur Smith
Hecht Co
Behr Bros
Comstock
Erard
Fwo Piano
Oer
Gtaf Street
Secrath Street Belueen Band
Steng
Mito Ds Pom
Elsie Ferguson
Eugene O'Brien
ALL
Ethel Clayton
Commanding Excellen
South
Gude’s
Chrysanthemums
Gude Bros. Co
Felepragh
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