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LOCAL PLAYHOUSES
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will show the Muscovite artistic in
comedy Of the most brilliant and witty
sort. The play enjoyed a run of many
weeks at the Bijou, and It's story of
domestic jealousy, superbly mounted
and gowned, was declared delightful
"Comtesse Coquette'j will be seen Fri
day and Saturday nights ana at the
Saturday matinee.
Under the direction of Sam S. and
Lee Shubert, Madame Nazlmova is sur
rounded by her New York company and
carries complete productions for all the
plays in her repertoire. Her supporting
company includes several well known
players, among them being Brandon
lyman, Percy Lyndal, Cyril Young,
Robert Coleman, Francis Powell, Mrs.
Jacques Martin. Miss Evelyn Welding
and Miss Lillian Singleton.
BELASCO-"The Dollar Mark" con-
TIMES to be the most remarkable new
production that has ever been seen on
a local stage and the demand for seats
is so great that In order to accommo-
date the crowds that have been unable
to get seats at the Belasco during the
run of the Broadhurst piece the Be-
laseo management has determined 10
continue the play for another-the
sixth--week. beginning tomorrow nlght.
This decision to give Los Angeles an
other week of the play is largely due
to hundreds of requests for another
week of the big play from persons VINO
have been reluctant to attend the the
alter during Lent but who have showed
a strong desire to see the Broadhurst
play of things as they are.
"The Dollar Mark" Is now being
played with all the thoroughness AMI
completeness of a typical Broadway
production. Lewis S. Stone, David M.
Hartford, Howard Scott, Dewitt G.
Jennings, Beatrice Noyes, Richard
Vivian, Grace Gardner. Adele Earring
ton and the others of the cast are CIV
ing a presentation that commands criti-
cal as we'll as popular praise as lave
few other Belasco performances. Since
the first presentation Mr.. Broadhurst
has made a number of changes in the
play He has strengthened the love
story of the piece and has added many
comedy speeches to the role of Anthony
Martin, so expertly played by Mr.. Jen-
nlngs. Mr.. Broadhurst himself admits
that he will be more than delighted IL
the cast that will present the play at
the Savoy theater, New York, under
William A. Brady's management next
September, gives as good a perform.
ance as is viewed nightly at the local
Belasco.
Florence Reed and the others of the
Belasco are marking time" so far as
the production of Miss Hobbs" the
Jerome X. Jerome comedy, in which
the new leading lady of the company
will make her first appearance is con-
cerned. The production is ready for
a public view. and the actors are pre-
pared to give a performance at mo-
ment's notice. 1.-THE Dollar Marks"
unprecedented popularity makes it
business impossibility to stop the big
run of the Broadhurst play so long as
the present. series of crowded houses
continues.
BURBANK-"Gay New York." Man
ager Oliver Morosco's latest musical
comedy venture will enter upon its sec
ond week at the Burbank theater this
afternoon. The comedy has been>tre
mendously we'll received since its OPEN
ing, the sold out" sign having been
called into use for every performance