New-York tribune., 1911-09-10
STAGE NOTES.

When "Pomander Walk" finishes It's Lon.
don run, Cyril Maude will produce his own
version OF RIP Van Wrinkle"
Justin Huntly Mccarthy has written
fantastic poetic play" called Punch It's
hero being. OF course, the figure groterus
terrible and burlesque. that has been hand
ed down 10 us from the days OF the comedy
I OF masks In dealing with this amazing
parsonage Mr.. Mccarthy follows no trad.
tion except the tradition OF his personal
appearance and Of his monumental trucu
/ lence
According to "The Era" the dramadzH
version Of The Garden OF Allah" in which
Lewis Waller will appear at the Century
Theatre. New York, next month. has been
prepared by Nine. de Navarro Miss Mary
Anderson, in collaboration with Roher
Hichens. and the stage production will cost
at least $4,000.
J. H. Barnes CHandsome Jack" OF od
days. is the Banquo to Sir Herbert Trees
/ Macbeth.
| Somebody has found back number o.
the Saturday Review" in which Bernsm
Shaw, then its dramatic critic d&5). wrote
II really cannot express myself politely op
the subject OF Mr.. Charles Coshlan's per-
formance (as Mercutio). Shakespeare never
leaves one in doubt as TO when he means
an actor 10 play Sir Toby Belch and when
TO play Mercutio. or when he means an
,,,aa and Rcel
slipshod colloquial prose. Mr.. Forbes ROO
ertson (as Romeo) is very handsome, yer!
well dressed, perfectly well behaved. TINS
Romeo was a gentleman 10 the last nv
laid out Paris, after killing him. as care
fully as IL he were folding up his BEST 81"
OF clothes. One remembers Irving. oim
figure. dragging a horrible burden down
through the gloom into the rotten Jaws +"
death and reflects on the differences ~
imaginative temperament that underhe 'h'
differences OF acting and stage manashs'
In Mrs Campbelps Juliet there Is not
touch OF tragedy. not throb o. love
fear. temper instead OF passion-in Short
Juliet In whose death you don't oehe'e
though YOU couldn't cry over II II you CIV
believe"
! Lawrence Irving will play Hamlet u"
season.
Arthur Bourchier says: II venture 10 er
press my belief in the Popelihe iniai'omo
Of the intelligent sctor-mansger as ssA'"..
the purely speculative manager VINO
an actor. And, oh, my dear sir, 90 We w.
sometimes err on the side Of the arn'"
conscience? We have been known 70 reio~
| a nlav because IL grated against ever!
tistic corpuscle' in our blood.'
| The following will De the cast o.
Ogre" Henry Arthur Jones's new three'e'
nlav to be produced by Sir George AeAAn
dor AT the ST. Jamess tomorrow evehi"s
| Nicholas rawsitt ..........Sir George nsn,,n.Ss
! RsrtiS Fawsitt ......-..s.'sssss - uassd
/ Cosmo Parsdine ..,...,.''.', " pevnolss
RoyCe '''f'' -. "a entint
pitduc< .............s.s.'s' - wv, -, - Nare
Tony SigroNe .,..,...'''.'''.''' ,,,', T,o,siea
| piun,mer r....................... Arthur Iolss
] pCstmau ....t.-ss...ss's''' ts.,e rutlt
Doriuda Fawstt. MISS Ma. hso coops
/ S}t,N'a ',s,.-sit, .... Miss Iris hsNs.,,
/ 1,,toria Ouiuton ...........t. Miss hlttl r..y,u
! r',rtemis Room .......M.ss Henrietta Lss,,.reo
.,up' piISucu .. Mis. Kate Johlssss
MI II I~nrawine room az Nicholas Fa"'No,.
| p,rtuan square. Act 1.-THE ltsN 80 a
| uouse Paunaers Green. Act III
Act II.
Gordon Craig says he has been Wa" -,
for eight or ten years 20 found a sch'o'
rho study OF the whole art of the o."
IN the school he proposes the CRAFTS OF -.
,oduction. acting, stage management -
designing and executing. dancing anu ,,s
vi- making should be taught nv ,.,s
e,ys no intends 10 put his proposal "a.
a committee Of artists AMI others ana a.',,,l
tba, he cannot believe i'm opening ,s,r
theatres rcpcrtorN theatres, OF any s,ol
k-rd If theatre whatever until MS w.
eNperiment has beer tried