The evening world., 1911-12-02
Feminine Stars to Shine
In Plays of Coming Week

s.ese AZ DaIys Theatre on Tueoday eve
ming In "Kindling," by Charles Kenyon,
a western newspaper and magazine
writer: The psychology Of ~parentsge.
applied to q woman Of the tencmsnts,
Is the theme Of the play.
Maggie Schultz, the young wife Of Q
.stevedore. living In q crowded tenement.
reels 1t would be little less than Grim
nal to bring child into the world
Sne becomes obsessed by one tdea-to
get as far away from New York IN
the menace OF her tenement house exist
ence as possible. So. when temptation
comes her way, she steais-at FIRST little
trinkets for the baby's iaystte; then a
diamond brooch which she pawns Cor
enough money to take her and her nus
band to the West and 10 buy her own
peace Of mind.
She explains to Heinrich that the
money has come to her a. . loan from
a charity worker. to be repaid out Of
their earnings when they ssttis In
Wyoming. At this point exposure
ZONES and with II Situations affording
Miss Ellington emotional opportunities.
Among others In the cast win be
Byron Beasley. George Probert. Frank
e. Camp. A. a: I<nyon. Annie Mack
Margaret Rich and Helen ChieRo.
"BetsS.' a musical comedy by Keller.
Chambers. Will Il. tombstone and Alex
ander tombstone, will have Grace LA
Rue as It's star at the Herald Square
Theatre on Wednesday night. The, story
deals with the experiences OF an Amsri-
can widow in her endeavor to marry
an English earl for his coronet. Among
others In the company will be Cecil j.
Ryan. Jonn Willard. worthington Re-
maine. George w. Callahan. Juiiet.e
m atsu- a-.~ go
and Myrtle Jersey.
"Pesy!." n George Edwardes musical
piece from the London Qaiety. will b.
produced mt the Casino on Thursday
night by TbOmas w. Ryiey. The boox
Is by George Grossmith IT,, the music
by Leslie Stuart. Peggy Is q pretty
manicure N a fashionable hotel. ana
her admirers keep up the romance of
her life. 'rhe cast will include Harry
Fisher. Vida Whitmore. Renee Kelley,
Louise Alexander. Violet Colby. AIvi
York. blanche West. Florence Walton,
Farren soutar,. Charles Brown, Tom
Dingie. Jules Charmettes. John w. Ran
some, Rose Winter and Margaret Rut-
ledge.
Mrs. Fiske will appear at the Grand
Opera House in Mrs. Bumpstead-
Leigh
Excuse Me" will be the attraction at
the West End Theatre.
Edward Sheldon's play, The NInsr."
will be given by the stock company at
the Academy OF Music.
Rose Sydell brings her London
Bellies" to the Columbia.
The Bon Tons WIFI be at the Murray
Hill Theatre.
''The Rouor1, prrlns~~r~s 5000
Hurtig & Seamon's.
At Miners Eighth Avenue Theatre viii
be The Merry Maidens." Miners Bow
cry Theatre will have THE Daffydiis."
Al Miners Theatre in the Bronx will be
The Cosy Corner Girls"
VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS.
Mortons. John c. Rice and Sally Cohen
in "A Bachelors Wife" Raymond and
Caverly. the Four Norrins. Yvstta ant
others.
A one-act version Of the weli.knowr
play. The Ninety and Nine" will b.
the chief feature at the Colonial. The
bill will also include Belle Blanche. Ida
Fuller In her spectacular dances. ano
William .Courtieigh In Peaches"
Eva Tanguay will head the bill ct the
Alhambra. where others will DO Laddic
Clin. Homer Lind. Arthur DEACON. spis-
sell Brothers and Mack. and Paul Ls
Croix.
Among others at the Bronx Theatre
will be Nora Bayes and Jack No-worth.
The Pullman Porter Maids" the
Charles Ahearn troupe Of cyclists.
Amoros Sisters. and Edwards. Ryan and
Tierney.
La Blanca. who formerly led the BAL.
let at the Metropolitan Opera House.
will be seen In a spectacular production
the Fifth Avenue Theatre. Others on
the bill will be Laura Guerite. Edmund
Hayes. the Great Lester. and Harry
Fox and the Miilership Sisters.
The bill at the American Music Hall
will include Page and Connolly. william
Saxton and Company. Holmes and
Reilly. Coins Dogs. JaQk SymOnds.
Harry Walman. Stella Carl, and Murtha
and Oily.