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- DINING direct from its long run
OF the entire summer at the
Globe theater In New York,
49, '"rhe Echo" Is announced to
E1RkyU appear at the Brandeis. open
$3.50 ing at a matinee Sunday The
engagement lasts till after Wednesday,
with second matinee on Wednesday,
The cast is headed by Blanche Deyo.
and Franker Woods, two of the cleverest
or our younger generation OF entertainers.
Mise Deyo is conceded TO be one OF the
most graceful and artistic dancers in this
country, as we'll as q most charming
actress Of no mean ability. Last season
she appeared as Paulette Devine, the
principal character In "The Blue Mouse"
prior 20 which she was Identified with
most Of the DAILY theater musical Buo-
cesses. Frnnker Woods Is an eccentric
young comedian whose singing and dane
ing earned for him a leading role In r"rhe
Red MIL during It's first road tour.
since that time he has appeared in a
number OF recent metropolitan, attrac-
tons. '"rhe Echo IL OF the effervescent
pop-and-go kind. full 70 the brim with
hearty laughter. II Is filled with sweet
catchy airs. sung by pretty girls and a
succession OF novel dancing features exc
cuted by clever dancers. that serve TO
give the auditors breathing tire for some
new burst OF nonsensicai frivollty. Sup
porting Miss Deyo and Mr.. Woods is a
cast OF metropolitan players and the pro-
duction as given here will be the same in
It's entirety as sAen during the long en-
gagoment At the Globe theater In New
York.
The Coburn Players win begin an en-
Eagement OF one week. with Wednesday
and Saturday matlnees. at Boyd's theater
tonight. The company and the produc-
tions Will be the same as seen at the
Hudson theator. New York, and lovers
OF the drama win find asnumber Of highly
interesting performances awaiting them
The repertoire for the week Is as fol-
lows. Sunday night, flaming Of the
Shrew''; Monday night. Macbeth; Tues
day night. Merchant OF Venice" 4 matt
nee wednesday, Tanning OF the Shrew" .
Wednesday night, Romeo and Juliet;
Thursday night, Much Ado About Moth
ing; Friday night, Electra; Saturday
matinee,s Romeo and Juliet; Saturday
night. Macbeth. Among those who will
be seen IN the various casts are; Leopold
Lane. Charles Fleming, George Gaul.
George currie. Henry Buekler, Helen Van
1ioose, Beatrice Harron. Charlotte Glad
stone and Mr.. and Mrs. coburn.
All Of the plays have been presented in
other large cities and Il Is promised that
the different productions will be seen
here with the same scenic environment
and effects. Prices for the maunees will
range from Is cents TO 81. and for the
evening, Is cents TO fi.50 Special oonces-
sions are made for students and teachers.
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Louis Mann, Americas greatest charac-
ter actor, in new play by Clara LApmRn
and Samuel shipman. entitled "Elevating
Husband" his engagement starting on
sunday night. December 10. for four
nights.
Mr.. Mann's latest play is a comedy.
with an undercurrent OF intense dramatic
feeling. The role OF Charles semple, the
husband. is played by Mr.. Mann. and Il
has enabled him 20 add another 20 his
long list OF remarkable stage creations.
sample is a money getter. He knows how
to buy and sell at a profit. lie Is an adj
Focate Of fair-dealing. He can be chart
table when occasion offers But-from
the standpoint OF his wife-hs lacks pol
iah." AIRS. Sample aspires to culture f"
she Il ambitious 20 shine among the In
feiiectuals." The elevation and polish
ing OF her husband becomes a hobby.
She succeeds In arOusing the interest OF
her good-natured. easy-goins husband.
but while the process is an amusing one
and creates unlimited laughter. Il also
unfolos tremendously effective dra-
matte story. The scenes OF the play are
LAID in New York city al the present
time, and several very effective stage
pictures have been provided. The COM
pany ID support OF Ar. Mann contains
Emily Ann Weliman. Charles HaIton.
Marie Howe. Jessie Carter, Edward See.
Edward f. Norton. Sterling cheseIdlne,
Marion Holcombe and william L. Gibson.
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