The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-07-07
COMING SEASON
WILL BE BEST
opeN.DooR THEATRICAL POL
,cv WILL BENEFIT THEATRE
eoERs, THEATRE OWNERS
AND PRODUCERS.

As result OF the greatest conflict
that has ever been recorded In inca
tricol history, theatregoers, as wen
a. nroducers and theatre owners viii
no immeasureably benefited. The
national Theatre owners Association
has brought TO n successful issue the
oonen door" policy, and the freedom
mat win henceforth exist i'm theatrical
affairs will assuredly place the amuse-
ment business on n better basis ana
offer great encouragement to all pro-
ducers This fact is demonstrated in
the number of new productions that
have been completed, are i'm the
course of construction, or will be pro
duced before the first of october.
Henry w. Savage will produce an
unusual number of new plays both
dramatic and musical. Among such
for the coming season will be "The
Little Damozel," by Moncton Hon;
Theodore and Company" oliver Her
ford" "a Great Name" by Lictor
Leon and Leo Field; Little Boy Blue"
nv Henry Bereny, besides a score of
operettas from European markets,
and several plays and musical come
dies by American authors.
Iiebler and company will have sew
eral new offerings, notably MascagnPs
opera "Ysobol," in which Bessie ABB
bott will be starred; Margaret Anglin
will be seen i'm n new comedy, Dustan
Farnum and Chrystal Herne will have
new plays The firm will also pro-
dUce "In the Deep Purple" by Paul
Armstrong and Judith Zaraine" by
c. NJ. $. Mcclellan. as wen as many
others.
william A. Brady wiz present Grace
George in a new play. also Henry Il.
Dixey. Douglas Fairbanks, Andrew
Mack, Leonore Harris and Clara Lip
man. He viii have "The Balkan Prin-
cess" now running ut the Prince of
Wales theatre, London; "The Naked
Truth" Charles Hawtrey's big sue
cess at Wyndham's theatre, London;
two new plays by George Broadhurst;
Louis Mann i'm "The Cheater," and
several others that Mr.. Brady is now
in Europe arranging for.
The Messrs. Shubert will present
Bertha Galland in a new play, Flor
ence Roberts i'm new play, Eddie
Foy i'm the new revue, up and Down
Broadway" which is such n tremen-
dous success and now running i'm Bos-
ton: Maxine Elliott in a new play;
Laurence Irving and Mabel Hackney
i'm new plays: Charles ]. Ross i'm High
Life i'm Jail" 'Monka." new opera;
1.-THE Persian Princess" a new comic
opera; "The Glass Blowers" by John
Philip Sousa: Sam Bernard in a new
play, and a dozen or more others.
John Cort will produce extensively.
He will have Mrs. Leslie Carter in a
new play: "Jinga Boo" n new mu-
steal offering, book adapted from the
German by Leo Dietrichstien, lyrics
by Vincent Bryan and music by Arthur
Prior. Max Figman will use MARY
James Pa" for number of weeks
and will then be given new play.Mr.
Cort will have several others.
DANIEL V. Arthur VIII nave new
musical comedy for Marie Cahill, |
Wooden Grossmith in "Mr. Pardoo
and the Countess" new musical
comedy by Avery Hopwood and Silvio |
Helm. new play by Augustus Thomas. |
n new play by Cleveland Mofft. and |
THE Cave Man" by Gilbert Bur-
CESS.
Lew Fields will have new play for
himself. and will present William Col
lior in new comedy, besides his re-
cent great successes.
y +. Ray Comstock will produce a
new musical comedy. "a Train of
Pleasure" by DeKoven and Herbert.
and new musical comedy by Ed
ward Madden and Lou Hirsh.
/ The Authors Producing Company.
IN organization of playwrights and
will present as their first
nfering ;The Night Hawk" by
Charles Klein. who is one of the COM
,any members.
The season of 1910-1911 will surely
De the best ever known Electrically.