The famous comedienne, Charlotts
Greenwood, who will be well remem
bered for her elongated figure and
high kicking in Oliver Morosco's
latest musical comedy success, "Lin
ger Longer Letty," w:n be the uncom
monly interesting offering at the Park
theatre for 3 days, beginning Monday
evening, March 15, and matinee Wed
nesday. The liook of "Ltuger Longer Letty"
is by Anna Nichols, who has been re
sponsible for several successe in the
past, while the music in the composi
tion of a new composer, Alfred Good
man, with lyrics by Bernard Gross
man. This trio of writers have pro
vided Mis Greenwood with the best
opportunities she has ever enjoyed,
with tl- result that "Linger Longer
Letty" has proved an even more sub
stantial hit than was "So Long Letty,"
in which she appeared for so many
years.
Miss Greenwood is, of course, the
central figure of the very funny story
which concerns the troubles of Letty,
one of a large family, who is made the
family drudge by her society-loving
sisters and kept safely tucked away
in the kitchen over the cook stove
until she finally rebels, goes on a
strike and herself starts out on a so
cial rampage that is not without the
element of romance. The book is
chock full of the funniest kind of sit
uations and lines that sparkle.
Ruano Bogislav, the most colorful
singer and actress New York has
seen in a long time, is. to appear at
the Greenwich Village Theatre in
New York in her unique program of
Gypsy and folk songs. Madame Bog
islav was a member of the cast of
"The Light of the World" until it
flickered out.
