Page Six in it DAILY WORKER. NEW YORK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1921 District Organizers Os Workers Communist «aa jWSßffjiS, awa Party and Addresses DRAMA_jg I ON THE SCREEN! The National office of the Workers (Communist) Party has published the ANOTHER HAMPDEN SUCCESS! list of the district organ- i ]. following First Performance of “Mikado” THE DASHING GAUCHO |"THRILLING STORY, SUPERB PLAY. ENTHUSIASTICALLY RECEIVED." I ¦ izers of the Party, and the territories I —Times. | included in each district. All wishing / "A PERSONAL TRIUMPH FOR MR. HAMPDEN.”—Eve. World. } j AFTER Gilbert and Sullivan’s ANGLIN. Fast Fairbanks Entertains at Liberty Theatre "ONE OF THE MOST EXCITING ARRIVALS OF THE SEASON."—WorId, information on the Party should write ** MAIJGARET j [ “Princess Ida” had been produced or call on the district organizer of ~ Gymnastic, in London, it was rumored that the Colorful the in which they find them- f' ;t district and composer would aban- even, Those in parts of the coun- librettist WHEN you see unbounding vitality, stand brainless entertainment people selves. ~ don the topsy-turvydom of their past religion try where district organization is not romantic gymnastics that make but we like our left out. It’s HAMPDEN’Hi oFral operettas ’,v F-T AMPDF.iV’SI THTT ATPI? B’way at 62 St. H Eves, at 8:30 sharp. Mats, f for a work of entirely dif- you forget the weary day’s labor that bad enough to have it confront us on rmau ULl\ & irUbAIKL sharp, yet established can write directly to Columbus 3073 || Wed. & Sat. 2:30 j Office, 43 East 125th St., ferent and perhaps more convention- J is still settled in other occasions. the National al style. when York City. So it was announced your hones, vivid j By and large, there is so much good New - - that they were working on a “Japan- !t~ Guild . . District One: Alex Bail, 36 Cause- color and cos- in so much bad of it, that we repeat, ¦ The Theatre Presents ¦ ¦ ese opera,” the rumor seemed con- way, Boston, for Massachusetts, tume and gorge- f JKT we can almost forget the miracles. firmed. Douglas always Rhode Island, Maine, Vermont, New ous scenery, you £Tn Fairbanks makes us can for- much younger again. Makes us ro- Hampshire. The usual first-night Savoy crowd almost , )* District Two: Wm. W. Weinstone. was present for the premier of “The give anything—- mantically, foolishly young—and per- 108 East 14th St., New York City, Mikado” on March 14, 1885. Sulli- even miracles. haps this is a more inoffensive drunk New van’s It’s all astound- than any other we can get. If you PORGY City, suggested for New York Yonkers, overture that the jHHSUfcCN • 1 forgive religious A FOLK PLAY Jersey (Hudson and Essex counties). manner was indeed changed and it ing, yet fascinat- can him the hooey, BY DUBOSE AND DOROTHY HEYWARD District Three: H. Benjamin. 521 was not until Pish-Tush had sung the ing hokum and LA'l you are sure to like the rest of it—- York Ave., Philadelphia, for Wash- first stanza of his song to the effect typically Fair- J|l|fl||i and there’s a preceding number of REPUBLIC ™EA., West 42 nd St. Evs. 8:40 . Bgm Argentine program Matinees Wed. and 2-40 ington, D. C.; Delaware, Eastern that the Mikado had decreed banks. Not the pSa dances on the Sat.. Pennsylvania, Maryland, W. New Fairbanks of the that are so well done, you will get Jersey. “That all who flirted, leered or “Thief of Bag- more than you bargained for.—W. C. THEATRE GUILD ACTING CO. Saunders, 8-20 winked dad” but Fair- Jar in District Four: .Tames '*2. (Unless connubially linked), banks . BERNARD SHAW’S COMEDY Eagle St., Buffalo, for Northwestern neverthe- DoUg!aS Should forthwith be beheaded, less is a fast mov- =Screen New York State, Erie. Pa. “ Notes=\ THE ing Fairbanks - >) District Five: A. Jakira, SOS James evening’s en- , Western that the audience settled back in their tertainment. St., Pittsburgh, Pa., for “Love,” co-starring West seats reassured that here was Gilbert Our hero goes to the Argentine this I Pennsylvania, Virginia. and , will have its pre- | Distritc Six: 1. Amter. 2209 On- and Sullivan at the top bent of their time. He’s a gaucho—a Latin-Ameri- Doctor’s the Theatre Tues- | Dilemma miere at Embassy St., 2nd floor, Ohio, delicious fantasy. can cowboy who rides like the wind, tario Cleveland. day evening- This film, based on Tol- j GUILD WEST - 52nd st. evs. 2O. climbs trees in a fashion to confpund THEATRE Mats. Thurs. and 2:20s: for Ohio only. Gilbert got the idea for “The Mika- novel, Karenina,” ; Sat.. Weisbord, 1967 and loves his stoi’s famous “Anna District Seven: A. do” through an accident. A Japanese the fundamentalists directed by Goulding, »y~' .. ' -y Mich., all femininity. was Edmund Grand River. Detroit. Lower sword hanging in his study fell to women to confound Frances Mar- adaptation by * Indianapolis, Ind. Never there such a cowboy—and from an Michigan, the floor one day. This started the ion. The supporting cast includes GILBERT MILLER Presents Eight: Bedacht, 19 So. who thd He loves his District Max dramatist thinking of the strange devil cares. George Fawcett, Emily Fitzroy, MAX REINHARDT’S Chicago, North- girl takes her with him where- Lincoln St.. 111., for customs and manners of the flowery and he Incomparable production Illi- Brandon Hurst and Philippe de Lacy. of WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE'S western Indiana, St. Louis, Mo., kingdom. The presence in London at ever he goes, house and all. He leads nois, Lower Wisconsin. an army of other dashing heroes like the time of a colony of Japanese in “The Wizard,” a mystery picture “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” District N. H. Tallentire, 210 himself. He jumps over walls, he Nine: Knightsbridge had attracted wide- from the play “Balaoo” by Gaston Acted under the personal supervision of Professor Reinhardt Minneapolis, for Minne- climbs trees, jumps on a horse back- by companies Theater, Berlin, So. Third St., spread attention and curiosity. This Leroux, will come to the Roxy The- the from the Deutsches and sota, Wisconsin. Will the title role in wards and rides in the wake of a the Josefstadt Theatre, Vienna. With symphony orchestra, also influenced the librettist in choos- play “Elec- atre today. Edmund Lowe, Leila corps de ballet, and the specially designed scenery and cos- District Ten: H. Oehler, Room 1, stampeding herd of cattle to save a lighting: ing Japan as the locale of the new : tra,” which will be given for ten per- llyams, Norman Trevor, Barry Nor- tumes and effects. East 14th St., Kansas City, Mo., city. Here’s all the impossibility of Evenings 8:00. & 207 opera. formances at the Gallo Theatre be- ton, Gustav Van Seyffertitz and Mats. Fri. Sat. 2:00. Prices Evs. $5 to sl. Mats. £3 to sl. for Colorado, Missouri, lowa, Texas, ginning Thursday night. a paperback novel you read when a next George Kotsonaros, are in the cast. The CENTURY Theatre New Mexico. Sullivan delighted the first-night ‘ boy and here’s even the kick you got spectators < A. Fislerman, Box with his use of the old duction of “The Mikado” in the Hollis out of it then—if you are willing District Twelve: to Holt’s latest starring 125, Seattle, Wash., for Washington, English tune, “For he’s a grand old i Street Theatre in Boston, joining the forget all reason and leave your logic Jack vehicle gentleman” will be seen commencing Monday at Oregon. English for the entrance ( company after its opening there. at home. This is no play to go to The Most Exciting Play in Tou’n! E. 1212 !of the Lord High The with the Broadway Theatre. “The Tigress” District Thirteen: Levine. Executioner. Altogether “The Mikado” has been any seriousness. CHAMBERLAINBROWN offer* Caiif., for only truly Japanese in the score is its title and George B. Seitz di- Market St., San Francisco, | air sung in New York 110 weeks, only There’s a little leading .lady in this was the entrance of the Mik- | rected the production. Dorothy Re- California. j theme surpassing this with 121 picture worth seeing. A Mexican girl ado, this being a popular tea-room “Pinafore” vier is the leading lady. Harold Shu- | weeks. Winthrop Ames’ present pro- named Lupe Velez. We bring this MARRIAGE j song. It has been said the lines to mato wrote this tale of Gypsy life. j STARR COMPANIONATE duction in the Royale Theatre is the talented bit of charm to your atten- FRANCES this are highly offensive, but this is j MADE third offering of Gilbert and Sulli- tion since she is destined for cinema 22. An 18- not true. Though Gilbert and Sulli- Under the title of “The Prince of ! Comedy IMMORALISABELLA? McWcker’ GIRARD, Kan., Nov. van opera company. Pursuing his pol- stardom unless the producers have girl was in van professed surprise when they Lovers,” the 55th Stteet Cinema will I year-old school united icy of completely restudying the op- like Hearst gone rabidly anti-Mexi- RITZ THEATRE £& 2d MONTH! marriage here today were told that they had used a street present the pictorial biography of | “companionate” eras, none of of his cast can, is good support in boy, before song and gutter words for the en- the members There further Lord Byron’s life, for its first show- ~ 20-year-old school "" with a had ever in the roles they the cast —including Mary Pickford 11 Josephine Hal- trance of the Mikado, it is more prob- appeared ing in America. It will start today i Unitarian minister. now sing with the exception of Vera tho she is not mentioned on the pro- leman-Julius, daughter of E. Halde- able that in pursuing their topsy- and will be shown for one week. Ross who acted Katisha with a minor gram. publisher of this city, turvy world, they purposely had United , inc. man-Julius, company in New England several pledged her “love and faith” to Aub- adopted the popular melody, while t v There are faults in this picture at “The Thirteenth Hour,” a mystery years ago. the is no per- present rey Clay Rossiter. words are foolish rather 'than offen- Liberty Theatre. This film, will be shown at the Capitol sive. fect movie—not even perfect hokum. Theatre beginning today. Lionel I will be the soloist “THE LOVE NEST” NEXT These we can overlook. But why Barrymore and Jacqueline Gadson Moriz Rosenthal “The performan- i Capitol symphonic Mikado” had 672 there should have been a strong re- play the chief roles. at che Theatre’s ces in the longest -MANAGERS PLAY morning London, run qf any ligious back-hone to the plot and holy 'oncert tomorrow at 11:30. operas of the Savoy and has been atmosphere to story is revived the hard to “Abie’s Irish Rose” is now in re- innumerable times. In Amer- The Actor-Managers, which re- a The mezzo-soprano, ap- forgive. It isn’t LADDER Harriet Eells, credit to Fairbanks | hearsal. Paul McAllister, Charles ica it was first produced in July, 1885, cently produced the Dunsany play pears in song recital this evening at who has in the past avoided this clap- Rogers, Nancy Carroll and Ida Kram- by J. FRANK DAVIS in New York, but the court stopped “If,”at Little Theatre, Town Hall. the announce trap—nor is it anything but a hind- I er head the cast of the Anne Nichols’ the performance. Gilbert and Sulli- their next Robert Sher- * WEST OF B’WAY offering, ranee to good entertainment. can jstory. t vpirt mijp fTvrjTpSTREET, van and their manager, D’Oyly Carte, wood’s dramatization of Ring Lard- We I LtllVlU/ 1XIH(AIKrj Eves. Mats. Wed. & Sat. Kraeuter, violinist, will give . = 8:30. Karl brought story his recital Monday evening at the En- out the opera “officially”in ner’s “The Love Nest.” The iiurace miu, cemst, wm p,ay at Chauin's \v. 45 St. Hoyaio. Mts.Wed., at. j the Fifth Theatre on will present this All Performances Except Mon. & Thurs. Avenue August organization play Town Hall, Wednesday afternoon, ¦ ¦¦¦¦ i ¦ gineering Auditorium. Winthrop //a . Ames yj-.-i ~ 1 ——— 19, 1885, with a and J. at the Comedy Theatre, opening playing $>- London cast about sonatas by Handel, and I C. Duff followed soon afterward with December 22. Rehearsals are now go- Beethoven and works by Schuman, 1 MlKado” 1r 1 i his pirated version. ing on. Agnes Morgan is staging the Lalo, Debussy, Mon. Eves. OnIy—“IOLAXTHE” Saint-Saens and. Thurs. Eve. “PIRATES OF PENZANCE” j The New Plays It is interesting that Richard Mans- production and Aline Bernstein will Glazounow. Buy your tickets at The DAILYWORKER “2x2 = 5,” a comedy from the ! field sang Ko-Ko in Stetson’s pro- design the settings and costumes. BOOTH « St., W. of B’way Eves. 8:40 | & help Danish, by Gustav Wied, Monday Nicolai Mednikoff, the Russian Matinees Wed. Sat. at 2:40 \ office, 108 East 14th Street and The night Repertory The- Winthrop Ames /-\ * rrrv at the Civic pianist, will appear in recital at Car- Presents HSi APh DAILY WORKER and this theatre. atre. The cast is headed by Paul negie Hall, Wednesday evening. John Galsworthy’s RoJVlli -L. Leyssac, Margaret Love, Ruth New Play with Leslie Howard Wilton, Donald Cameron, Egon ! Rosita Renard, pianist, will give a Limited Engagement Breeher, Josephine Hutchinson and MUSI C—» recital at Steinway Hall, Tuesday 1 Alma Kruger. evening. The Desert Song 22 to ' From November December 4 ;i " ••••¦¦' with Kobt. Halliday <1 Eddie Buraell “THE PLOUGH AND THE r • _ «jv MIECZYSLAW MUNZ. 2nd Karin Dayas, pianist, will present Year The NEW PLAYWRIGHTS THEATRE production STARS,” by Sean O’Casey, at the THEA., 45 St.W.of B’way of With the Orchestras a program of unfamiliar modern liuraiUALIMPERI A I ¦ Evenings 8:30 . Hudson Theatre Monday evening. v>- ... , music at Mats. Thurs. and Sat., 2:30. personnel of the Irish Players Steinway Hall, Monday The evening. includes Arthur Sinclair, Sara All- NEW YORK SYMPHONY DAVENPORT The New York Symphony Orches- THEATRE good, Maire O’Neill, Sidney Mor- 138 E. 27th St., near Lexington Ave. ! THE BELT Charles Premmar, tenor, will give gan, Richards and Kath- tra, with Fritz Busch conducting, will Evenings 8:15. Mat. Sat. 2:15. I Shielah a secon recital at Steinway Hall, Phone Madison Sq. now playing at the Drago. repeat at Mecca Auditorium this Sun- 2051 , leen Wednesday evening. j “HARRY DELMAR’S REV- day afternoon the program of Friday. Yehudi Menuhin will again be heard ELS,” a revue, will open at the Frank Gittleson, violinist, will give “HAMLET” PROVINCETOWN PLAYHOUSE in Beethoven’s Concerto in D for with Shubert Theatre Monday night, a recital this afternoon at the BUTLER DAVENPORT violin with orchestra. other Guil and an Excellent Cast. 133 MacDougal Street. Telephone Spring 8363. with Winnie Lightner, Frank Fay, The num- Theatre. ber is Symphony in minor by Adolf Bert Lahr, Hugh Cameron, Jeanne E Wm. Fox presents the evening (except Monday) including Busch. Motion Picture Performance every Sunday at Hackett and Carl Shaw featured. 8:40, Matinees Thanksgiving and Saturday at 2:*o. Harold Samuel will be the soloist Guy Maicr and Leo Pattison, the 1 SUNRISE F. W^URN'AU The music is by Billy Rose, Bal- By in Carnegie Hall Thursday afternoon. duo-pianists, will give their only New HERMANNSUDERMANN lard MacDonald, Jimmy Monaco, Symphonic Movietone Accompaniment The first modern Labor play to debunk company unionism The program: Symphony No. 38 in York recital this season in Carnegie Jesse Greer and Lester Lee, and on h 2 B vvay in the Ford D, Mozart; Concerto minor, Hall January 27. Times Sq. T L‘Ti; v ' and the so-called prosperity factories. the book by William K. Wells. in D i vvL.tWILE DAILY, 2:30-B:3v Bach; Juventus (Symphonic Poem), "THE CENTURIES,” Em Jo De Sabata. of New York East Basshe’s play Next Saturday afternoon Walter MONDAY life, will open at the New j Sido Damrosch will conduct the Young MUSIC AND CONCERTS B’WAYA_.*?>>*£ Ncur York, Showing Playwrights’ Theatre Tuesday People’s Concert in Carnegie Hall. INATIONALj night. I THEATRE 41* ST.W.of BWAY-. A Emilio de Gorgorza will be the solo- I Tnalrnccs Wed. and /at. (A Wtelmeessyp “STORM CENTER,” a farce by ist. The program includes: Overture, I I a hwooos _ sh JACK ! Jessie Hein Ernst and Max Simon, “Ooriolanus,” Beethoven; Anacreon, m I pn r»nt ) ¦ in HOLTv<4O will open at the Klaw Theatre A. E. M. Gretry; Symphonic Poem, The noted Polish pianist will give 1 Tuesday. The cast includes Russell his only N.Y. Symphony “The Spinning Wheel of Omphale,” local recital this season at PHILHARMONIC h IJk Trial § Mack, Maude Eburne, Betty Lawr- FRITZ Saint-Saens; The Call of the Plains, Carnegie Hall Monday night. MENGELBERG, Conductor D%U o°f BUSCH ence and Dorothy Tierney. Goldmark; Largo Factotum, MECCA Sun. al Ros- Dec. 2, 2:30 Merc, AUDITORICM. Aft nt 1 Carnegie llnllf Dec. 1* Ss3oi I.OV office open 11 Mary Academy of Music. Mr. Mengelberg’s i.«,;,rr o« I of sini; D MERO, 1 “GOLDEN DAWN,” a musical Finale from Symphony in Soloist: YOLANDA. Plnnlwt soloist- yEHUDI urogram of LI3ZT—BRICKN EH—WAG N ER MENUHIN consists . play, will open the new Hammer- minor, Cesar Franck. Dunn’s Overture r Sunday : n Negro Themes, D’lndy’s symphonic ?iVM”rI:«vUPhony ln E minor. ! At the afternoon concert 4, nt 11:0© Ul.lel ll(»\ t 1 KCm-ALBCt Wednesday night. ('nrnrfif mP°:iK Theatre Hall* Sun. Aft.* Dec. , K\ D CTTHCR ACTS B rein’s variations 1 ?Jp* V lolin, Concerto in D 1 1 “Istar,” loi Hunter, formerly of the in Mecca Auditorium on December 4, Wagner’s Wotan’s S META NA—D’l\ D Y—HAULER with Orchestra. | Louise Jud*on, (Steinway) •'". Farewell and Magic Arthur Misr. Tickets Symphony Office, Du|Um ri \ ppTPI/ Thea., 65 W. 35th. Ev. 8:30 Chisholm, Emilio de Gogorza will be the solo- Fire Scene of Stel„ wny j i Metropolitan, Robert “Walkure,” Hull, 113 iv. 57th LriiAlvlGli Mats. Thurs. & Sat. 2.30 and the Second Symphony George St. Olin Howard, Marguorita Sylva. ist. Engles, Mgr. (stelnnny Plnno) BASIL SYDNEY and MARY ELLIS of Beethoven. j Players in the Paul Gregory and Nydia d’Arnell, Musical Art Quartet X with Garrick Modem Sn.chii Jarobwn, Pnul Bfrnaril, Marie jTOW HALL. Mon. Evg., Xov. 2S, Ki3o are the principals. Otto Harbaeh PHILHARMONIC Next Thursday evening and Fri- Roemnet-lU>*»niif f. Louln Kiiufniiin | 2nd nml Last CELLO RECITAL YOCRY and Oscar Hammerstein, 2nd, The day afternoon at Carnegie Hall Yo- Announce Series of Three Recital* TAMING of the SHREW membership concert of the GUILD THE*, Dee. 4, Jan. 15, Feb. 2# wrote the libretto and Emmerich Philharmonic Society for the benefit landa Mero is the soloist. The pro- Kalman and Herbert Stothart the of the Orchestra Penson Fund will gram: Symphony No. 9; (first time music. place on by Phil.) Liszt: Concerto in A major: The Musical Forum BILSTIN take Monday evening, De- l by Sophocles, Wagner: Prelude to “Meistersinger.” Concert Mgt. Dan'l Mayer, Inc. “ELECTRA,” with ember 19, at Carnegie H-vll, under Mason & Hamlin Piano. of York ““ Margaret Anglin playing the chief the direction of Willem Mengelh'-;-,. New ei BH —Eve. Post. SCHINDLER, Mus. Dir. . TOWX HALL We,l. Aft., Xov. 30, nt 3 MACSK'way, 46 St. Evs. B.JO role will open Thursday night a! and Ernest Scheming, and in coopera- KURT ppT A MPPP'Q Thea.W.44 St.Evs.B.3o rULIUIXII TONI Evening ’Cello Recital HjitLiAlNUrilYO & Mats.Thurs.&Sat. 2.30 principal ’ Music Second of the Sunday HORACE A\i a ts. Thurs. Sat. | the Gallo Theatre. Other ion with Pro-Musica. A new work Notes== Series of Music nt the players include: Clarence Der- by Ernest Schelling will have its pre- v - GUILD THE A., THIS MM)AY, n< Ni3l> Ralph Roeder, Howard Phil- miere occasion RIMNKY-KOHSAKOFF Program rHE MERRY MALONES went, on this and composi- * [AWALLS Oarios de Vega and Caroln Goya Sjolo I*t t MARIA Kl IIUMtO, Soprano lips, Dorothy Scott, Margaret 'ions by with GEORGE M. COHAN ¦ with MUXT WISEX’FRF.XD Heinrich Kaminski and Zol- will give a program of Spanish I VAX DXEFROF, Tenor I and lan will Introductory talk by Kurt Schindler BRITT j Tnhn CnlHonVjQiaen Th..W.58 St. MU. Anglin, Elwyn Harvey “m Kodnly be performed for the donn dances at Hampden’s Theatre this on the operas of Itlmsky-Korsakoff, Concert Mgt. Dan'l Mayer, Inc. Henry Miller’s j Thurs.&Sat.2:3o McLaren. first time in America. urifumlllnr to the American Public. Steinway Plano. | '.unday night, Marco Basini’s con- “And So to Bed,” wall ANGELS.” by Noc! This week’s programs will includ> Ticket* nt llox Office Grant Mitchell be moved “FALLEN rt orchestra will furnish the music Maria Kurenko uses the Chlckering Carnegie Hnll, Fri. Eve.. Dee. 2. at Sils ! Monday to the two soloists, Heinrich JEANETTE Sam It. Harris The- Coward, will be presented by the Schlusnus »nd Beatrice Weller, harpist, will be Piuno. 'SOPRANO atre. Fay Baintei oritone, and Yolanda Mere, pianist :h artist. Knabe le the official piano of the THE BABY CYCLONE tV Actors’ Theatre with assisting Forum. as star and Estelle Winwood fea- ’nd the first performance by the IH “Tht New Moon," the Schwab and j “Brass Buttons,” a new play, tured, at the 49th Street Theatre ''hilharrronic of Bruckner’s Ninth Jeanette Vreeland, soprano, will pianist, give i will Harold Morris, will hi: Mandel operetta, wen* into rehearsal j be the attraction at Opera evening. j/mphony. Mr. Schlusnus will sing vc her song recital at Vreeland j the Bronx 'l\mrsday Carnegie recital in Town Hall on the evening yesterday Edgar MacGregor is House for .morrow afternoon at the Brooklyn Fall. Friday eveninsr. RICHARD HAOEHAK nt the Plnnc f di- the week beginning Mon- of December 6. • AfiiKon & Hamlin I’lonn rectimr the hook. Hn< v