New-York tribune., 1911-12-29
THEATRICAL NOTES.

As previously announced IN TINS paper
"Sumurun," the wordless play with music
which winthrop Ames is bringing over
| from the Deutsches Theater Berlin, with
| Professor Max Reinhardts entire company
and production, will receive it's first Ameri-
| can performance at the Casino Theatre on
Tuesday night, January 16. The company
will sail on the Lusitania tomorrow. Pro-
fessor Richard Ordynski, the personal
stage director for Professor Reinhardt, has
sent on two Of his assistants 10 superin-
tend the preliminary scenic rehearsals.
LeopoldIne Konstantn. who was a pupil
OF Professor Strakosch. the general in
structor at the Deutschcs Theater, leads
the cast. Fraulein Konstantin made her
first success in Herr Stuckcn's "Gawann
The part Of the Beautiful Slave Of Fatal
Enchantment in "Sumurun," from being a
par Of secondary importance, has been
raised by her dramatic and pantOmmic
genius TO the principal role i'm the play.
Camilla EibenSchutz. who has for many
years played the leading roles at the
Dutsches Theater. will be in the company.
She appeared in the principal parts Of
, nearly all Professor ReinhaTdts produc-
tions Of Shakespeare's plays. in Schillcr's
dramas and in Hauptmann's "llannelc'
and many other of his classic and modern
productions. A few OF the other actors who
viii be seen in principal roles are Eduard
Ro,bauser. Paul Conrad. Werner I.otz and
Ernst Natray, all of whom were IN the
original company I'm Berlin and London
Margaret Ellington, at Days Theatr"
in "Kindling' will close her engagement
| in this city on Saturday evening, January
che N.il or
| the rest of the season THE Bird of
| PaI Iadise," under the direction Of Oliver
! Morosco. who has been one OF the most
successful producers of the Far West will
| follow "Kindling" at Day's. "Thc Bird Of
! Paradise" is by Richard Walton Tully, and
is a drama of Hawaiian life The cast in
dudes Guy Bates Post, Theodore Roberts.
! Laurette TAYLOR, Pamela Gaythornc, Ida
! Waterman and other wcll known players.
"rhe Million" now at the Thirty-nInth
street Theatre, will on Monday, January s,
be transferred TO the Herald Square Thea
ire. where It will continue indefinitely. on
the following day tho famous English
dramatic success, "A Butterfly on tho
Wheel" will have its first New York pro-
duction at the Thirty ninth Street Theatre
under the management Of Lewis Waller.
|
adge in the leading role. which she origi-
mated in London.
Peggy" at the Casino will conclude its
metropolitan run on Saturday January &.
Twelve Of the best known show girls of
! Zieefeld's "FOllies" have been loaned
for the engagement of Eddie Foy in his
new musical comedy. "Oyer the River
coming to the Globe Theatre on January 5.
They are Estelle Richmond. Leila Benton
Marguerite St Claire. Clementine Dundas.
| Bessie Fcnncll, Bessie Skeer, Dai Turgeon.
| Edna DOdswOrth, NOnnic HOyt FRANCES
Leslie, Katherine DAILY and Mildred Man
ming.
This evening Victor Herbert viii ccle-
brate the seycnty-nfth performance Of
The EnChantress" at the New York Thea
tire. b. "a dinner at the Hotel Rector given
in honor Of Miss Kitty Gordon. Among
| those who Will attend are Nine. Dc Gresac
and n. f. smith authors Of tie piece