El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-21

{ and Heath viii also play the Orpheum
circuit opening at the Columbia thea
ter, Cincinnati early in December. I'm
cUubtedly their tour viii be a long
also been secured for the Orpheum
circuit in her Hindu dances.
The executive board of the Fedora
ton Of Catholic Societies has passed
resolution Vehemenuy cOndemning
jos II. Gaites's production of That's. "
an" has appointed a committee to So
49, the cooperation Of the Evangel-
Zeal Alliance in this attitude. The
board placed That's" I'm the same cate
CORY with Three Weeks, '' The Com
mon Law and other plays which have
been pronounced affrOnts to morality.
good taste and the general welfare.
The Catholics particularly object to
"Ihafs, because in addition to paint
ing in glowing colors, the vOluptuOus
liTe OF the famous cOuruesan Of Alex
andria, it wildly depicts the fall from
grace of a Catholic monk under the
lure Of the sirens charms.
T. III. Sothern and Julia Marlowe
who have returned from their summer
VaCpt iOn abroad, viii reopen their sea
son at the Shubert theater, Brook
lyi,, on the 30th, and then viii have
a four weeks engagement at the Man
haitian Opera house. They viii not
adj to their Sha ksperean repertoire
RELY solely on the seven plays which
have been received with the greatest
popular Macbeth" Hamlet"
Romeo and Juliet "The Merchant Of
Venice Tanning of the Shrew," 'As
You Like IT. and Twelfth Night"
Next year SOthern and MarlOwe plan
to add two more Of the bard's plays to
their repertoire, one Of which viii be
"Cymbeline.'
In The Wall Street Girl" Blanche
Ring has stirred Pittsburg critics and
the theatergOing public TO the highest
pitch of enthusiasm. Tt is the Opin-
ion Of the wise ones that Miss Ring
has in this merry musical comedy, with
book by Margaret Mayo and Edgar
Selwyn, and music by Karl KOschna,
the best vehicle Of her career, The
PirrsEurg Dispatch says: The lifting
OF the curtain proved the brilliant and
luxurious fulfillment of promise and
thrills Of delight in the splendid en-
terTainment provided by Blanche Ring
and her strong supporting company
ran riotOus from boxes and gallery.
the music is light, rhythmic and stir
ring The lyrics are clever.
FRITZ Scheff inaugurated her an
nua1 New York engagement at the Ly-
rio theater on Monday, appearing in
Lhe Duchess, a new comic opera by
Victor Herbert, Joseph Herbert and
1erFF b smith. This is the third in
the series of comic operas composed by
Victor Herbert himself for Nine. Shelf,
the two earlier ones being Mile. No
d'stC' and The Prima Donna" In
he- new vehicle Nine. Shelf appears
as flower girl
So far as the preparedness goes. Lew
tlelds's latest production, The Wife
is practically ready for pre-
seHtation October g. when Harmanus
Blocker hail, Albany, viii have the
distinction of being the scene Of an
other Lew Fields first night. Already
Mr. Fields has produced at that his
toric playhouse for the first time on
any stage such successes as 'The
Sumner WidOwers," Titles Night I
maze, THE Hen-Pecks" and "The
Never Homes" and therefore he feels
a bit superstitiOus about Albany and .
the "Old Hall" Following four per
fOrmances in Albany, The Wife Hunt J
ers viii return to New York for the
opening at the Herald Square theater /