The evening world., 1911-09-16
GEORGE ARL|SS
As A STATESMAN
IN "D|SRAEL|'
Many Other New OFFERINGS
in the City Theatres
Next Week.

W. lIloIlE 1IR
number Louis n. pa rLor.s 60
cay "Disraell," in which Ceo,.yo Ariiss
,"ss 10 Wailack's on Monday evening.
"' rarker mas chosen as his hero. no,
,"e Fascinating young Disraeli, the
o'hoy ana adventurer who carried all
oetore MIN at tho beginning OF h,s
career, but the Dlsraeli at the zenith of
ms power, the lnscrutable. oulzzicai
"achiavelli OF the Conservative party.
"ho' though hated literally as an up-
star'' shrewdly wove the destinies of
empire and made his Queen Empress of
india. II Is this achievement. or rather
the coup d'etat tina. led IN to II. the
acquisition for England OF the Suez
Nanai' that furnishes the dramatic fibre
ior the play. The Struggle for the con-
troi OF the canal, with Russia as Eng
iahd's most active competitor, comes
10 . crisis at a time when Parliament is
not In session. Disraeli is unable to
make his COLLEAGUES realize the neces-
tiry OF instant action. the Bank of Eng
iand refuses TO back him In his uncon-
sututional design to act on his own In
itiative. He turns to his own people
goes to Moses"-and by a series OF
master strokes wins the day for Eng
land. incidentally he makes use OF a
love romance to serve his ends. The
supporting company will include Ian
Maclaren. an English leading man,
who has never appeared here: Elsie
Leslie, Margaret Dale. Herbert stand
Ing. Alexander Calvert and Marguerite
st. John.
Edgar Selwyn is both author and star
OF THE Arab" which will be seen at
the Lyceum Theatre beginning Monday
evening. The story of The Arab" Is
built upon the love of Jamil Abdullah
Azam. the son of the sheik of a power
full tribe. for the daughter OF the man
In charge OF the American mission In
the Syrian village. There Is an uprising
Of Moslems against the Armenians n
Christians. The Turkish Governor of
the town has arranged with Jamil's
father that the Bedo1ins shall attack
the town, but the Governor had not
counted on Jamil's conversion. Every
thing Is ready for the massacre. Just
at the time when the blow is ready to
he struck Jamil appears. His affection
for the ~missionary's daughter directs
his action and he refuses TO do the bid
ding OF the Turk. With the Christians
terrorstricken the tribesmen appear.
Jamil's father. the great sheik. is dead.
and the son now become their leader.
Peace Is restored and safety OF life Is
assured TO all. Mr.. Selwyn will be as
sisted by Edna Baker. Ethel Van Wall
dron, James Seeley. Edward X. Nav
son, Macy Harlan and others.
The Kiss Waltz" a viennese oper-
eta. with music by g. NJ. Ziehrer, will
be offered at the Casino on Monday
nlght. with Charles Bigelow. Eva Dav-
export. Flora Isabelle, Elsa Ryan, Adele
Rowland. william Pruette. Martin
Brown and Robert Warwick in the
ra,t. TIE story. which has been adapt
ed by Edgar smith. centres around a
handsome young composer VINO has
written a musical composition called
.'The Kiss Waltz that is captivating
the women at a hotel in the Riviera.
IA v,d Belasco will present THE
Woman" at the Republic Theatre on
Tuesday evening. The play. written by
william c. De Mile, deals with politics.
but its chief interest lies In its love
s,ory. serious situation arises in
uhfph me tMO nbAlA'Ai I''' 1855
against a dozen powerful machine poll
,IcIans one is the wife Of a politician.
ths other a telephone girl in a Wash
,rg,on hotel. When the fight threatens
,ha hcppiness OF the wife, the switch
hosr nj operator-Wanda Kelly by name
takes a hand In The proceedings ana
hecomes the controlling factor. MARY
Nash will play the telephone girl
other parts will be taken by Gene Pey-
,on. Edwin Holt. Cuyler Hastings Will
lam Holden. Harold Vosourgh ana
stephen Fitzpatrick.
..u,,,, the Doctor ordered" a com
edv by A. Il. Thomas. opens az the
A.,or Theatre on Wednesday night. the
s,nrv ts OF n Young married couple VINO
-. exner,encing their first disagree
,ra,t OF course II IL very serious 10
them. but not to the doctor whom they
consult in the belief that the other GER
,.,n,v could not show temper n irri-
ia hility unless there were grave Illness
nut out of a long matrimonial expert
erce the doctor knows how 10 treat
.,oS a case. So do the mothers OF the
Young couple, There Is a girl OF WHOM
;hs wife is Jealous. also a man whom
H. hushand has begun 10 view with
ats,syor. ali of which heightens the
toyer Of %unhappiness, as do an Arache
dance and society theatricals. The
scsne Of the comedy is Narragansett
pier. In the cast will be Anne Mere
am, Virginia Hammond, Kate Meek,
Katharine Bayard Bell, Mabel Bert,
Eritz Williams. Altar Pollock and Will
lam McVay,
On Friday night the Folies Bergere
will offer a new revue, "A la Broad
u.av" hook by william lie Baron. music
nv Harold Orlob. Hello, Paris" which
bss been seen at the cabaret per-
,ormance, will be added 20 the first bill,
For his last week at the Manhattan
O,era House Robert Man:ell will APP
near in the following repertory: Mon
dsy night and Saturday matinee, Mac
beth. Tuesday night, Hamlet;
WEDNESDAY matinee and Friday night.
"uerchant Of Venice: Wednesday
,tght "Richelleu"; Thursday night and
SATURDAY night. Julius Caesar"
william Faversham brings THE
Fam" to the West End Theatre,
"Scyen Days will be the attraction az
80 Grand opera Hous
The Behman Show will be seen at the
Columbia,
.Tbe Social Maids" come to the Muir.
ray Hi Theatre.
the stock company at the Prospect
Theatre will present THE Kreutzer So
nata Economic u.u .rA.