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THE WASHINGTON HERALD. SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1915.

N THE WORLD OF MAKE-BELIEV- E and of the 90? to his boy master sup- success THEATRICAL BRIEFS. last season, will sail for New AMUSEMENTS. AMUSEMENTS. ply the main interest in a rather curi- York September 23 for the final lap of Sir ous offering at the Astor, called "Young Johnston's farewell American tour. It America." The author has made his "Under the Red Robe." which Is to be opens at Richmond October 11 and In- youthful hero rather a repellent young- next week's offering at Poll's, Is by the cludes only those pre- ster, gets every one by ears, cities he has not who the same author as "A Gentleman of viously appeared in during his farewell IsM "JfLfia Hlla" K URJiJ 'MtM Ryfeft but we are bound to like him because France," in which Kryle Bellew starred our. Bm miJn& JKet??r'BL LvP'l El sSMj the dog does, and we have no trouble some years ago. in liking the dog, Jasper, on his own Pedro de Cordoba, who has been ap- account. He is really an actor-do- g- and Edna Munsey, who has been seen In pearing with Margaret Anglln in Greek 9 iCJjfiglJjjjfgsl 13) fArA fgfrJr What's on the New York Stages manages to get a whole lot of expres- "Everywoman." and who succeeded Plays at he University of California, has ai sion across the footlights. The play Hazel Dawn In the role of Gaby In "The teen cngagu? by 2:15 & 8:15 3:00 & 8:15 Farces Rent Payers Fa- an interesting scene, showing Oliver Morosco to play DAILY. SUNDAY. as has the Little Cafe." will sing the leading role In the leading role of Prince Luigl Palla-vici- nl procedure In MATINEES, !ct EVENI5TGS. 23c to $1. ORDER IX ADVANCE. vored as Attractions for the a juvenile court. It also "The Only Girl." coming to the Belasco with Marjorie Karnbeau In Avery THE GREATEST STAGE ATTRACTION THIS SEASON. contains a good deal, of inconsequent this week. Hopwood's new play, "Sadie Love," WanhlnKlon Premiere of the Spectacular Sensation, Early Season Sociological Se- fun, but the boy and the dog seem which is scheduled for an early New (likely to And friends enough in New Stage Manager Thompson, of Keith's, 'crrf presentation. riousness May Irwin Strictly York to give "Young America" a sub- went to New York Wednesday night last run. Legitimate Barrie's New Skit. stantial to see "Sumurim" and to learn how to VICTOR Gertrude Hoffman In a Musical Way. handle the production this week. HERBERT IS Threescore Playem and Pantomliulat and Thirty Symphony Musicians, Managers Have Hopes. Augmented by the Keith Concert Orchestra, So far the new season has brought W. Somerset Maugham has finished IN MAX REINHRDT'S WORLD-FAMOU- S WORDLESS PLAY, . GENIAL COMPOSER By us only two novelties in the way of his annual play for production under the I Frederlch Fresco, Based on "The Arabian NlKht," and with Interpretive musical shows. One of these. "The Girl Frohman auspices. is called "Our Music by Victor Hollandaer. New Sept. S There never a The story is melodramatic but absorbing. It Tork. is Who Smiles." is not entirely novel, be- Betters." Victor Herbert, violoncellist, conduc- - i "Th Music Voice "It CaU a Srtl' complete entertain- play in ! absence of theatrical The main attraction of the lies cause its two most attractive numbers m tor and composer, again in the public the Life, Color, tnd "SUMURUN" Owr the. Audience ment in New York, no matter what the the war scenes Among them is a very eye From the Moment seem to have been strongly Inspired Victor Herbert wrote the score of "The by reason of his latest success, Ccmedr of 'ie WITH coming J It Bsni to season There are always effective one showing the first by Alma. Where Art Thou?" and the Only Girl" in the Adirondacks. Mr. Her- "The Only Girl." written Jointly with I blurting shows, and sometimes a farce or farcical 01 me merman iorces to a rseisian vu- - Henry Blossom, ' Hoffman waltz from "The Chocolate Soldier. bert will direct the orchestra on the is not the long haired Gertrude Hnach-kad- comedy manages to'hang on for a sum-- . Iagc. Stress is here laid to good dramatic The piece Is well done, though, and first night musician of dreamy fancy affecta-- A "The Beautiful Rlare of Fatal Enchantment" and Hammed Shriff u the Onhapry t. 1315" at the Belasco. and Introducing "The Flowery War." IWdiinj State and Auditorium, The Exquisite "Harem mer run Passing Show of purpose on the method and system of pleasant to hear. lion traditionally associated with musl- - Bath." The Picturesque "Oriental Bazaar." and Other Semes of RoaI Splendor. Has put on the Winter Garden at the the Germans, not a of the color PARTS, LASTING OVER AX HOUR at little "The Blue Paradise" at the Casino is Charles Cherry has been engaged to cal genius. To the contrary Mr. Her-- ! ' EIOHT EXTRAM71NG ALL May being super- Kei-- t -i- Sunday. end of and, rather better than being added by the fact that the of the familiar Viennese type of comic play leading comedy roles In Grace - ,ofe neon?,fu.k.. unih ui- i..inuir anaj eye, Twice Every Day and Next Usual Popular Prices. its predecessors in the line numeraries who represent German sol- operetta, but in the quality of its mu- George's repertoire company. Miss frank as a child, plain as an old shoe, STELLAR SUPPORTING BILL OF CONTRASTING COMEDY for which the house is noted, has had no diers are really trained reservists who sic Is reminiscent of the best days of George's season will begin at the Play- always glad to see you and glad to WILSON MIZXE1VS "SHIPS THAT PASS IX THE XIGHT," dlmcult in doing business all through have not been able to get back to take that school of composition. Its libret- house September 2ft. when '"The New show you that he docs. He is Irish, a A Thrllllnc Comedy of After Dark in the Underworld. " , the heated term. "Hands up, also girl-- their places in the army We are also to, too, has more coherence than we ex- York Idea" will be revived. Dublin boy. His mother was the MAE 3IELVILLE. BOX NER & POWER. MISSES LIGHTXER ALEX- c, with the dancing features; shown the trenches by night, with pect in pieces of this kind, so that, daughter of Samuel Lover, ANDER. BIXXS Jt BERT. The Pipe Oraran RecltaU. The Pat Be Weekly Forty-fort- the famous Xe emphasized, kept the h Street bullets and shells hurtling overhead taken all together, "The Blue Para- "Treasure Island" has been dramatized Celtic novelist, playwright, com- Pictorial. by and O COXCERTS 3 AXD P. M. USUAL PRICES. Theater open during the summer, and and one finil explosion w recking the de- dise" is good entertainment in its way. Jules Eckert Goodman, and tne play poser of characteristic Irish sonars. To Tn 8il5 Mr Louis Mann in "The Bubble" kept fence in most realistic fashion. Then will be presented some time In October. His father died when he was quite ! - More to Cone. the Booth Theater from 'oing dark. we art- taken for the action of the play The story will be told in four acts and young ana nis mother took the youth- Day "Chin-Chin'- was not six scenes. intermission a to one of the hospitals improvised to From the above it will be seen that ful Herbert to Stuttgart, where he re- DAVID BISPHA long one, so our summet visitors and the provide shelter and treatment for the New York is unusually well supplied ceived his musical education .at the Mack A Walker. Honeyboy Minstrels. Williams & Wolfus. Bancroft have not been entirely wounded In amusements this After many weeks of preparation "Ned conservatory. He A. Rronkl. W. J. Kellj. W'eston & Clare. Roberta A. Verera. Also Organ its entirety "Under Fire" with theatrical for Wayburn's Topics" chose the violoncello A Splendid without amusement in town. is interesting, well done and up to the time of year. Several of the most im- Town will have .ts as his solo Instrument, RecltaU ami Motion Pictures. Bill. t first presentation the Century filled a place David Belasco was among the first to minute in its scenes and settings. portant houses have not yet opened at Theater, for some time in the court orchestra. filling New York. Thursday night of this week. jield to the temptation for early opening. The other Max Marcin play is called their doors, so with the of the and in 1886 came to New York, where 'The Boomerang.'' which he put on early House vacancies that will be caused by the A. nis wire. Terese Herbert-Foste- r, hori "The of Glass," and its serious- some present H. Woods has nearly completed the in August, is a farcical comedy which ness, contrasted with "See My Lawjer." dropping out of of the engagements for the cast of "The Bar- been engaged for the season of Ger--' Prices: Eren. at might only a tax-pa- - attractions that are not strong on their man opera at the Metropolitan Opera Xe to K. have been intended for shows that the new author has versa- plenty gain." a new play by Herman SchefTauer. 8i. and to help on overhead charges. tility Its story is of a girl who, wrong- ffet we are bound to have of which he will produce In New York this House." Herbert entered the orchestra Mat.. Sat., at new as 23). SOc to $1.50. It prot.d to be such a popular attraction ly convicted of crime, serves part of material month. The play was presented in Eng- first violoncellist under the direc- '"I aBsA EL&SCO HI Wed Mat.. that it may defer the production of the As to the prospects for the new sea- land season under tion of Anton Seidl. Soon he became 5c her time and then breaks the parole on son, managers have eyes on last thename of "The a prominent to $1. efforts that are more in Mr. is the their New Shylock." with Louis "Calvert figure In the concert life AKTIBTS BjATTBACTKW stious which she released, to take up a new heavy importation of gold, in te of city, HOST rOUKX BNATIVK Be isco's line. life outside the jurisdiction of the New the recent leading role Mr. Calvert Till continue this playing at the concerts "The Boomerang which is hy Messrs and seem to have no doubt that they In the part In the American production. of Mr. Seidl, with whlqh he was sub- York police Happily married to an are going to get their share of It. sequently First Time Here TOMORROW RIGHT The Newest Musical Comedy Success WInchell Smith and Victor Mapes. has eminent lailroad official, she returns to Others engaged Include Jocphlne Victor, associated as assistant Mn. parts for Martha Hedman. Ar- Forrest Winant. Dorothy Donnelly, Eu- ductor. Direct From an Run at the Lytic Theater. New York City. excellent New York after an interval of ten years. Mr. thur Byrun and Wallace Eddinger. the She has failed to count with gene O'Brien, and John Flood. Herbert was for a time hand the fact PROMISED NEXT WEEK. master Twenty-secon- last named having never appeared to bet- -' there pride of the d Regi- that are detectives with in Ordynski. who staged ment In 1838 he , ter advantage The plot deals with a their profession, and one of these insists Richard Gertrude was called to Pitts- "Peg: 3Iy Hoffmann's vaudeville production of burg as a conductor of local sym- joung doctoi Just starting in practice, on doing his duty when he recognizes o' Heart." phony the 4j28&fR& an imaginar invalid and an attractive this woman of importance My in "Sumurun." which will be seen at Keith's orchestra and remained there as the quarry Again "Peg o' Heart" is headed this week, became a until 1904. when he ana & joung iionun essaying the work of a he has long been seeking. The side this direction. It will be the bill at the and member of the renrner vvc.3 Niitfuiiiiiiiit cast, has bought the Europeon rights to York to have more time to devote to ANIV trained nurse It gives ample opportunity incidents and final solution of Belasco next week There seems to be this theme "The Last Laugh." now at the Thirty-nint- h composition. Meanwhile for driven at things with which any of are skillfully woven in to make m the but one "Peg o' My Hart " It has held he had entered us who had to do with doctors and Street Theater. New York, and will the operetta field, in which he de- hve hands of competent artists one of the Its own since it was produced some jears produce It as a pantomime. The contract veloped a truly nurses are familiar. Thse evoke con- most interesting dramas seen this sea- ago. Since it was first put on at the remarkable fecundity, laughter which the final test does not Include England. thanks to an easy flow of rhythmic "'"S. X'Mfflfll VITA irfuiiniiii.il. sVHiifiiii)HinsssiiissSnaliif tinuous is son. Mary Ryan gives a feeling im- Cort Theater. New York, there has been melody and extraordinary of the quality of farcical comedy, so personation of the hunted heroine. a crop of plays modeled after Peg, but command of .l unmi-takab- le General Manager James Thatcher has the technique of composition. "The Boomerang" is an Thomas Flndlaj Is excellent as her detec they have missed fire. There is no sub- success scored a coup by securing for Grand tive Nemesis. Frank M Thomas gives stitute for "Peg o' My Heart;" it seems Army week in Washington David One on Dan. Thn Last Laugh" at the Thirty-nint- h the fine promise for the future in his to have the general human apre-- l which big success, "The Grand Army strong acting lacking in most of modern plays. Daniel Frohman recently failed to rec- U1KL Street starring Edward Abeles. is also of the reformed thief, who is the Man." This is the first David WarCiild ognize Miss Doro, medical 11 a wav the one seen being in his earlier career incriminated the As usual Oliver Morosco is making the play which Mr Belasco has ever released one of his own stars, Book and Lyrics by Henry Blossom. - when he saw her In Hid in th'- laborator of a doctor who girl, and Frederick Burt, Harry . production. The character of "Peg" will for stock, and it is Announced that onlv slttlnsr theater, and Music by Victor Herbert. thinks, or pretends to think, he has Browne. William Wolcott and be plajed by Florence Martin, who has be muiKing ner a well-suite- a type for a pic- - thit Frank Poll's will allowed to play it. It - 3Ir. Herbert lrill conduct the I Staged by Fred G. Latham. Mceovered the wav to produce human Young all help in the general excellence now been visualizing the role for three should make great hit with th G. A...... i.- mn ne nan in mind, offered her an orchestra Monday night. a engagement. The I Augmented Orchestra. life from inert matter by purely scientific of the character portraval. "The House seasons. She began a road tour In the R. veterans, as well as the general pLb-H- c. mistake wag due to a hair-dressi- CAST of Glass" quite piece while the Laurette Taylor company new mode of adopted by NOTABLE SMART GOWXS STPXXIXG GIRLS. mtthod In "Frankenstein" the idea is worth seeing the lady. was developed fagically, but here it is was still running in New York and play- ONCE 3Iore Sociology. ed the part nearly all of reason in Swan appearing He didn't know her features though MIRE! THE LASS THAT EVERYBODY LOVES , put to humorous uses The them involves last and Bambtrd. at the gazed he a lot of explanation which makes the John Mason and Jane Cowl are joined Boston, fehe will be supported by Lilllian Giyety this week, have th- dStinct'on of a lengthy while. OLIVER MOROSCO Presents heavy-hande- Her glance was fun seem rather labored and d as in ' Common Clay." w ritten Kemble Cooper, Lisle Leigh, Vera Shore being in partnership for thirty year-s- most bewitching, there NEXT SEATS Some of the situations are ludicrous by Cleves Kinkead, a Kentucky lawyer, Herbert Danson, Frank Burbeck, Byron longer than any one except Mclntyre and was magic in her smile. I and please the easilv amused, but it who took the, dramatic course under Russell. Joseph Allenton and George Heath. s;u no ventured to approach her, and WEEK PEG o9 MY HEART NOW Prof Baker Harvard was Clare. discovered then and there. By MANNERS. I seems as though "The Last Laugh had at It written 'Twas J. HARTLEY achieved its purpose mostly as a tax in a play competition and in somewhat Oliver Morosco, through T. Daniel a star of his own signing, with THE CO.MEDY OF YOUTH WITH A WORLD RECORD. pijer different form had its first presentation "Under the Red Robe." Frawley. has obtained the dramatic bran new style of hair. goes at the Castle Square Theater in Boston rights to Nina Wilcox Putnam's story. Baby." also farce, also into Next week the Poli Players will be Ta- the r"alms of the impossible for its fun It is a product of the recent period when many "The Impossible Boy." and will have a . u...,.aal a room Is an arta gur. seen for the first time in months dramatization made once in the hopes aoors ana Here it is a scientist who thinks he the picturing of social problems was the in a romantic costume drama, "Under at ,uu""a i Trench windows, thi elixir of youth and is con- - vogue in drama The author sets forth of finding a suitable vehicle for Peggy PULLMAN CARNIVAL WEEK In the Red Robe." Edward E. Rose's dram O'NeiL The principal in the firmed il, his belief by the recurring dramatic form another. statement of atization of J. Stanley Weyman's novel character changes of joung rersons for old persons, the greater punishment that is meted story Is a gypsy "boy" who turns out to AMUSEMENTS. of the same name. When "Under the Red be a girl. "All Aboard nd vice versa, in th was that are out to the woman than to the man when Robe" was produced a decade ago, it AT possible only in farce, in this case not there has been an infraction of the laws was a tremendous success, and employed Evi- that society has set up for the control Elsie Janis' new play will be called For Reno" done with tremendous expertness the services of one of the most remark- originally dence of the poverty of material may he of the sexes. An ingenious plot, well "Miss Information." It was POLI'S able casts ever seen on Broadway. The christened "The Missing Link." gleaned from the fact that the dialogue developed, points out once more this leading role was played by William Fav- - 2 TRAINS DAILY 2:20 and 8:20 P. M. world-ol- d injustice, MAT. NIGHT his to ne helped out with some jokes that but, as usual with ersham. while the Richelieu was inter- mmtodat and playwrights, suggest There was a rumor current on Broad- - would hardly be tolerated on the cheap fails to a remedy. preted by J. E. Dodson. Others con- way PETER S. CLARK'S Personally Con- Dramatists of the dav are not given to last week that Billie Burke would O'iriesque stage The cast is not in anv spicuous in the company were Robert go Com- Dlaw middle-age- back to the Charles Frohman By BIS Ane w-- creating a distinguished one, so "Some Baby" heroic roles for the Edeson, Jameson Lee Finney, Viola Al- ducted The but in present Mr. pany management after she finishes her On Board the Transcontinental Comedy,iajfri the instance ma- also be relegated to the taxpayer len. Ida Conquest. E. Y. Bakus, and W. motion picture work. Rosey Posey Girls cli Mason has been given good opportunity H Compton. fifi , in the character of the eminent lawjer, A. seen In Jf ' Iso Farcical. whose early amour brings H. Van Buren will he the Josie Collins will be ono of the prima about the Picturesque role created by Faversham, donnas in "Alone Margaret ' complications make story at Last." Company Boiling Stones also farcical, directs that the and and in it he will be called upon to dis- Romaine will be the other. of give the other persons of the play ME Itsflf to the laughable possibilities their play rapiers, there are EXCUSE his skill with for business its producers evidently not be- material. In the clever telling of the Henry Is rehearsing The Show That Caught storv, Cowl, proves several duel scenes of intense dramatic Kolker in "The Engineered By ing unmindful of what "It Pays to Ad Jane as the heroine, Interest. Miss Rlttenhouse will imper Girl." to be produced in October. vertise" did in the line of appeal to popu- to be the daughter of the lawyer, the the Town by discovery sonate the heroine, and Mark Kent will Storm lar favor Its two heroes, who give the coming at the moment when visualize Richelieu. William Roselle is to replace George piece its title are ne'erdowells, who he Is forcing her to disgrace to save his Parsons In "Brother Masons." The play DON'T MISS IT A. H. VAN BUREN trv to grab a neglected candv business client This is one of several thrilling Vaudeville. will go to New York as soon as H. H. i and inject into it some of sky- scenes in the play which are only partly Frazee can find REDUCED PRICES With Mark Kent as the Porter their on - a theater for it. energv suc- weakened by the author's evident ambi- Therf- uill come to Keith' next week larking of course, they are 3:30 Seat Reservations Call Main -- get tion to dwell on social injustice. Jane the latest vaudeville musical comedy. Shelley 3:30 For 8133 cessful, and in the final show down Hull, who has been making P.M of their from the real Cowl, always beautiful, shows that she "Safety First." written by Tom Graj stage love to Billie Burke for a number P.M. rfoe mion efforts Again." and BASEBALL Today 3 10:30 M. owner and a solution of their financial is not content to stand still in her the author of "She's In of seasons, has been engaged by the s. TOMORROW NEXT WEEK to P. "Rolling and this performance is an ad- staged bv Ned Wayburn. in 13 BIG REELS 12 All Seats and amorous complications Inder the Special Stones has a cast sufficient to its re- vance on her creditable work in otner it are Sophe Barnard, the prima donna Washington Features, roles. In uniformly good cast Mr comedienne of "The Red Widow" fame. many vs. Cleveland George Nash In The Cotton King. quirements and enough fun in it to prom- the Mark Kent has played "darky" Robe A Sky. Russ Whytal stands out by his personal and Lou Anger, the dialect comedian. A roles Poll's, never had Devratown Ticket Office. 13 14th St. Red Diamond from the 10c ise that it will prove something morej at but he has Office Open 8:30 than a mere taxpayer for the Harris The qualifications and a fineness of merit too terpsichorean artist of Broadway. Bon one so rich in humor as that of the to 1 P. M. rare in these days of unfinished acting nie Glass, is another stellar addition, as Pullman car porter in "Excuse Me." ater Clay" "See Mv Lawver' is a farce from the "Common will hold its own as sisted bv Mons. Rudolph and her own which he is to play this week pen of Max Marclr who achieved the one of the most important plays of the personal Sherbo orchestra. Kate Ellnore distinction of jumping from obscurity vear, and Is likely to run out the season and Sam Williams m their newest ver- Leona Stevens, who plays Patsy" In Into the unusual prominence of having at the Republic. sion of "The Hunter and the Hunter-ess,- " "The Only Girl." at the Belasco Theater Hermlne Shone company in a this week, went to IMI-H'IH- two plays produced on consecutive even 31nrle Tempest Interprets Barrie. and London with Louis .. ings, and both of them apparently suc comedy, Ota Gygi. the Spanish court vio- Mann and played the leading role with cesses The farce has business for its If all the actors who are here be- linist. Al. Herman, "The Black Laugh," him In "Julia Bon Bon." motive and th author in a recent Inter- cause of conditions abroad were of the Irene and Bobbie Smith, the Morin sis- view admits that he had to cut out one artistic caliber of JIarie Tempest we ters, are other Inclusions. Jean Lelghton, prima donna at the episode because, although It was should hear less complaint of the Gajety Theater this week, received her written sea- Con- musical Genoa, ' pro- English invasion Her bill this "The Liberty Girls" Trlth Jack. education in Italy. TaCjSJ1 before It Pavs to Advertise" was SaSaSmmPPLaL saW SLmlPJiSaU aS5 aJsVl PsaamsT kaSm0AJ SmtmSaLj VFsmfVLA mlaSaSasmV L BBPR duced, was might son consists of a revival of "The .NyAsMmsVWfjf there a similaritv hich M. way. May Irwin's new play is under the WTT ysTV T KjBarVSBTHeVGtTl 5K L TiK NsWfbT hav dammed him as a plagiarist The Duke of Killicrankie" and J. ry one-a- ct Spectacle and allegory take a conspicu- direction of William Collier. main fun of the piece is surplled bj the Barrie's sketch, entitled "Rosalind " The former l"s only eleven ous place in the production to be offered .Jiretended insanltv of a oung promoter, Gayety Lester Lonergan to charge adops years old. so still remains In the by the "Liberty Girls" at the is have who that means to save himself theater-goer- half-ho- of Toy consequences memory of present s who next week, and there is a the Theater in Boston. from the of having been too saw its former production with John travesty on Plauquette's comic opera, energetic in the sale of stock based on a Maude Raymond is to return to the process Drew in the title part. His absence "The Chimes of Normandie." for its fake of manufacturing artificial theme, finishing with the famous "Pi- stage, appearing In musical comedies. rubber The leading role is from the present cast is net vastly intrusted to Gotts-chal- a special T Ro Barnes, important, because Ferdinand k rates of Penzance." Besides who achieved success in again seen in role vaudeville bill, "Hotel de Blink" and Else Ryan Is to appear in a new sketch a similar character in vaudeville His is the of this season Pitt-Wel- which, eccen- "The Business Gooa," are the titles in vaudeville. performance indicates though an Is that the methods one-a- ct will pre Week of Sept. 13th of the variety stage are tric character part, really over- of the skits that be Mizzl Hajos begun season in A )m IrTlmSSk not educational shadows the one which gives the sented. Another feature will be the Fly has her f ImT for fine achievement In legitimate, death-defyin- g "Sari." opening in St. Paul. TBl the al piece name Tem- ing Sherwoods though he does its He and Marie and their 1 1 I ' I i not rob the part of ill its pest share the best of the acting pos- act, and the Bohemian Four. The fe J r''Ai Every Favorite If ti 4 T Hin. even if he does not achieve Its high Caroline White is to begin a vaudeville 1 -- Wy's -- I by afceompe-te- nt male contingent is headed by Etta Joerns, H est possibilities The company, although sibilities and are aided tour early in October. A H h M J A company, so we have a most en- while Jack Conway, assisted by Sam not noteworthy, is sufficient to the mate a Dickey. rial, and "Pee My Lawver" joyable performance of very witty, Bachin, Kathfyn Jennie Ross. Richard Watson Tully. the author of fcv is in its en polite comedy. Billie Petne, Jerry O'Donnell, . Ja.k "The "Omar, the ( jj tirety a fair sort of cheer-u- Bird of Paradise," and BILLY rA "Rosalind" shows Marie Tempest as Kerns. Thad Packard, and a chorus on May Irwin has also chosen farcical ma- Tentmaker," is reported at work a H a London actress, who has fled to composed of twenty-fou- r girls, complete play with a Turkish background. P her entry 1 terial for Into the legitimate the country to enjoy a rest without the cast. V unaided by song The piece is called "No. the tyranny of clothes and make-u- p. William A. Brady's plans for the sea ! 13 Washington Square." and presents the middle-age- She Is no longer young, and Is glad son include a dramatization of Miss star as the d, humorous and Always Growing. WATSON to be rid for a while of the need a book rank devoted maid of a lady of that aristoc- of A character of the stage is always In Girl." racy seeming so. A young man who has growth, according to ing next in popularity to her "Little In New York which once made the admired her accidentally discovers a state of Florence locality of the play's title an exclusive her Martin, who Is playing "Peg" in "Peg o' Women." HIMSELF neighborhood. May in her retreat, and takes her for her My residence Irwin, on own mother, until she disillusions him Heart." "The Big Drum" is the name of Sir Ar --AND HI- 8- account of her personality and her pro- by telling him the truth, "A dramatic character if it is intelli- Wing play. George experience, and finally gently Interpreted never ma- thur Plnero's new Sir fessional can do much with presenting herself in her town reaches Alexander next In Lon little, in piece attire develops grows con- will give it month but this she has really a and aids to youth. The merit of turity, but and don. Drew, is understood, will A CARNTVAL OP A STAGE FULL OF good part, Is tne is John it DAZ- vry and actually drawing piece rests on Barrie's wit In the lines stantly as a snow ball which, rolled act It in HUMOR & MELODT BEAUTY AS to the Park Theater audiences which over a carpet of snow. When an author America. AS FRESH AS THE ZLING AS A GLIMPSE and the actress delightful Impersona- MORNING ZEPHYRS. BIG OF FAIRYLAND. pre- SHOW promise to take that house, temporarily tion of the same woman at apparently hands his 'script to an actor he TH Starred Babbie" is the title of a OFFERING HIS NEW EDITION OF at least, on the noodoo list ages. course, sents him with but a skeleton upon which among different Of improba- new play to be produced during October Two of the farces the early open- bility weakens the construction, but must be hung the flesh and sinews and by Bartley Cushlng. Rev. William W. if DAllceMEPVETD'C Al I l?V that jolly musical farce ings proved to be not even taxpayers. putting this out of mind the skit is draperies. And always the artist will Whelan. a Catholic priest, is the author. VTlMUOsaifIC.Wm.iT O HbLC thax haj nADB MILLIONS HAPPY! These were "Mr. Myd's Mystery," at the good entertainment. feed and nourish his subject as he would Comedy, in which Taylor Holmes briefly any livlnr thing. To fall in this 'feed- Margaret Anglin has a new play by a AND THE MERRY CYCLONE OF FUN enjoyed the 'distinction of being a star. On elemental Lines. ing means,- - an emaciated character of California dramatist which will be pro- THAT GOES SIXTY LAUGHS A MINUTE. THE LUCKY GIRL and "Search Me," at the Gaiety, written "William Hodge Is at the the stage. A mere puppet or prop, some- duced in San Francisco. is as yet un- y 68." Shuberr up It A FEATURE OF UNUSUAL PROPORTION AXD ATTRACTIVENESS WILL BE THE FAMOUS the author of "Officer Neither of with "The Road to Happiness." New-Yor- thing to hold the three walls or the named. these pieces lasted out the .two weeks on does not take so kindly to stage. - rural twenty-tw- BILLY WATSON BEAUTY CHORUS Broadway, which Is said to Justify a drama aa do many, other places, but "It take more than personality. Never ' Weber & Fields play o play's later transfer to the movies. there is a public for it as witness does a clever actor Itt his' character ma- weeks over the vaudeville circuit this In More Serious Vein. the long: runs "tf 'The Old Home- ture. He keep it young and vigorous season. stead" and "Shore Acres" The pres- in his own mind, and In the minds of his The first and only war play yet leen ent play does not rank with those audience." Tim Murphv has a new comedy In 3 and 8 P.M. ... -- his season Is "Under Fire," at the Hud- - classics, nor is Mr. Hodge In the which he expects to star through the TODAY SPECIAL SUNDAY PRICES TODAYI n. , It Is a mixture of society drama same class" of character actors Ireao Halnaaa wltk Gillette. South the coming season. a stirring scenes In European with the con the late Denman Thompson and James Haisman. who succeeded Madge flict. Mr. lerrue, author, achiev- Irene J. Hartley Manners .has written Play Peter S. Clark's "ROSEY POSEY GIRLS" the has Heme. But "The Road to Happi- Kennedy during' - thee summer run of . . ed a position In the play writing world. ness," although primitive, on the drug habit, which he calls' . .. , hlch is at least "Twin Beds." has been engaged to sun-- "Wreckage." enabled him to command a better harmless, and will please those who port William Gillette, acting the ingenue & than usual cast It Includes Violet Hem-int- r, like their NEXT WEEK-'T- HE LIBERTY GIRLS,? drama written and acted role ".Secret Service;" Mr. Gillette's Forbes-Roberts- EagUah. corn- - I. With Jack Conway Norman. Tharp. Frank Craven and along very simple lines. in and hi 'William Courtenay.'aii in congenial roles. The, devotion of the .boy to !f?,ilr?,,Emp,relBn.Jr-- taclndin, Cowl, the an hit 'ieg TheUcNeIYork.oa I Scotch actress whoIursoorea sweat tVfsalttm ,

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