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business today than the American
theatrical manager; SO much so that
when novel has been singled out Tor
dramatzatloa It Is recognized as
guarantee Of the certain success and
popularity Of that particular book
Sometimes The dramatizatlon Is pro-
dueed ard succeeds, sometimes not.
But lhe fact remains that the book
must haHe had an extraordinary sale
or The manager would not seek TO take
advantage Of this most effective form
Of advertisement Among recent
popular novels 10 receive this
marx OF distinction Is Mr.. Hamlln Gar
ahas The Captain OF the Gray
horse Troop" which has turned out to
pe tne most successful stofy he has
YET written We understand that a
pay founded on this novel Is now be-
ing prepared, and Is promised an early
Production IN one Of the large theaters
pa western city. There is no greater
geman1 today In the theater than for a
Grama OF Western life, such as Mr..
gsTands book provides, breezy with
ws O'talh or the prairies and alive
sh Ihe lhrob Of human life, and it's
mHend0us issues, as 1t is being enact
ID ID The great. west.
80
U all the rush Of theatrical managers
wulametlze successful novels the Har-
~ MINK they hold the palm for hav-
.s we greatest number of dramati-
AllOhs made from their list In recent
'4s' There was "Trilby." closely fol-
. Ssel Dy Tess Of the DUrhervllles;"
uen came Ben Hur," and upon other
uNels published by them which have
sleady been prepared for the stage or
V " process OF arrangement for
ssely production are Miss wilkins
rs,'gI'Vme' Zangwill's "The Mantle of
alAn Mrs. Wards Eleanor" Cen
M Wallace's THE Prince of India"
g.No Watanna's "a japanese Night
Ssae and Hamlin Garland's "The
'"p'alh OF the Gray Horse Troop
us not often that a mature novelist
asPs aside from his well-beaten path
A. HrIles a book for chlldren--and
v v@ u wei. The gift OF writing for
.suns people Is "A thing apart, aud few
- people master Il. MIR Howells
~ quieuy proven Instability in this al
.ugn IN "A Boys Town and Christ
Wy Every Day. but because most Of
~ VOTE Is essentially for the maturer
iI-sl, people forget how well he writes
bnv,sS' vuns people. In Tho Kentons."
pvsyer he character OF the boy.
az. 49, recalls brilliantly this authors
n.y. III. lor compromising boy nature.
~ Inscription OF Boyne Kenton Is. I'm
w true and exquisite mlnuteness n
WI! gem Of literature.
pr~lu carleton. the poet. author Of
t,dm Ballads" which Includes the
ips .asvus poems over the am TO The
a,s ', aI9 Betsey and ! are Out"
h,, NV itetsey and ! Made Up," is
~, hnGWn by this volume. which was
KY, published IN 1873 by Harner K,
4, Inc author was recognized
ia, We iounder OF new school az dis
l,n. American poetry. and The
,sns s We're received with nattering
l'.tp'ssOlation, Mr. Carleton has pub-
80, several volumes since that tin,e
Ben.s q, Farm Festivals" and "City
tlnpsd ana his popularity has con-
nov, a. lOhpnt abatement. The poet il
NJ, ~ lhe prime Of life In addition IN
il.,les as editor Of a magazine. Mr..
ytya 's'oh mas FOR several wears mas,
aspa. numerous original readings and
rs,,. su p series Of lectures In many
'a'W OF the country " many
rT,S Harper g. Brothers publisb
w NJ novel called THE WooIng ~
"A I,a hY Onoio Watanua author of
o, ~ ,apahesa Nightingale. Tho scane
Ne ~ new novel If laid in Japan al
Re ri..,o W Comodore Perrys dinloma.
,Atnss,t. 40. .,on 10 that country. hui M.
Ne e.. mere IS a historical background
n i,sly Us romance. AMI. as Inc ~
ltrsr.l..ales follows the wooinr ~ a
Il ma = ~ by a japanese prince II
vmk M, g p, iar and away the hest
"a fro.., Waianna has done. Thee
vell t'vlusplece Of the author who 10
ir,s @ !, as a young Jaranese wo.
p" pronounced ability.
~ Vbo t.lald bathurst Birch, the art
Y " csss made the pictures for MIR
for AZ, hambers's long-walied hoot
BY N, '' ,,n' "Outdoorland inc, ,sg,,oS
ns,y 'laFuers, win be rernenhared a.,
tleiov. ~ ,Iers Of Little ICrd rsu,.
'of Mr. Birch made all the orig.