Salt Lake Telegram | 1940-02-01 | Page 2 | Diana Walks out on 'Caliban' Papa after Losing Word Tilt with 'Ariel'

'Great Profile Tells Cameraman How to Take Him 2 A :' X J zr l Nsj v-j " Y v- Jr:' JOHN BAMYMORE KETUBNS TO BROADWAY AFTER EXILE ' Patricia Waters, daughter el Ms business manager, watchaa as TfceepUn wags admowltery finger at photographer Diana Walks Out on 'Caliban! Papa After Losing Word Tilt With 'Ariel' She wore a low cut, gold lame evening dreag. She spoke low and ardently. "Gorgeous, my dear," he aaid. "You are like a breath of spring." Whereupon he kissed her. Later they left together, with Barrymore confiding that It waa a "reconciliation." By contrast with the night club scene, Barrymore's return to Broadway last night had been regarded a almost shockingly sober and demure. He arrived at th old Belasco theater a half hour early, accompanied ac-companied by a mala nurse, ran through his role with almost no Innovations and had the tablea turned on him and was himself taken aback when during his curtain apeech an intruder sprang upon tha stage, announced an-nounced that he was the "ghost of Hamlet" and tried to' throw his arm around a Barrymore shoulder. Barrymore stepped said and regarded him quizzically. quizzi-cally. The "ghost" later Identified a ona Bert Freeman of Brooklyn, Brook-lyn, an alleged Barrymore Impersonator, Imper-sonator, wore black tights, green Jerkin and orange shoes. He wa dragged from th footlight with hook Just aa the curtain wa rung down. ' Back again to make hi Interrupted Inter-rupted curtain speech, Barrymore Barry-more announced that "my friend la being aat upon by the biggest electrician in New York." (The "ghost" ended the night In Jail on disorderly conduct charges.) NEW YORK. Feb. 1 (UP) John Barrymore, out celebrating celebrat-ing the Broadway opening of hi play "My Dear Children," ran Into another domestic crisis In a night club early today and had to choose between his daughter Diana and hi estranged fourth wife, Elaine Barrie. Ha preferred Miss Barrie and Diana atom pea out ot th place calling denunciations on "that woman" her atepmamma. Reporters lurking about tha Monte Carlo club began converging converg-ing on the Barrymore table. One asked, "Is this a reconciliation T" "Talk to John." Miss Barrie replied. re-plied. Barrymor reached unsteadily for his glass and made a remark which sounded like "glub." Mies Barrie, rid at her daughter-in-law and rival, took full charge of th situation. A reporter re-porter sitting at the next table aaid he hoard her say: "AU I want la 34 hours with you, John. I cannot go on without with-out you. I do not want you back tor keeps. AU I want la 34 hours of bliss. Look at me, John."