New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-14
TO Be BUSY MANAGER
Henry E. Harris Announces
Plans for New Season.

TlhuS XO< .NOn SSbI<NAs
Harry B. Harris. the theatrical manager.
,-..,ardav made announcement offhis plans
Cor the coming season. Among the more
,r,oortant features OF this managers ac-
,,v5ty will be the production of The
ouaker Girl" now In its second year IN
ropdon. at the opening Of what was FOR
-,criy the Hackett Theatre under the
ran,e OF the Harris Theatre and the first
Concordance of Frank Mcintyre as a star
a. asnobs." a comedy by George Bronson
Howard
The Hudson Theatre will open for its
ninth season on Monday, September L.
Win Mr.. Mcintyre as the stellar attrac-
,op He won his promotion through his
,ro-k "a Bob Blake in THE Travelling
salesman" Mr. Mcintyre Will have in his
suDDort,pg company winette Kershaw,
Eva Macdonald. Katherine Stewart. Helen
Bond. Regan Hughston. John Cuns',erlahu'
Orlando DAILY and Walter Craven.
The Harris Theatre during the summer
has been in the hands OF wornnen and the
interior mas been entirely changed. BY
reason Of the widening of I'D street II De
came necessary to build an entire new
front The opening attraction will be Rose
s,abl of Chorus Lady" fame Charles
Klein has supplied Miss Stahrs new play
which is called Maggie Pepper The
,-inciDai members Of her company INCLUDE
peverly Sitgreaves. Beatrice Prentice
reapor Lawson, Frederick Truesdel, j.
Harry Benrimo, Lee Kohlmar and Herbert
Aylng.
Robert Edeson will open his season on
santernber Is ar Providence, in The cave
Man" a comedy by Gelett Burgess. MI
Edeson will come into New York early III
December. His leading woman VII! De
Grace EIliston. Among others IN his com
pany are Eleanor Stuart, Beatrice Moves,
Ethel Martin, Florine Arnold Oi44uEu
leigh and Robert Mackay.
Helen Ware Will have new play oy
George Broadhurst entitled The Price
Miss Ware Will open her season al the
Hollis Street Theatre, Boston, on Labor
Day. and a few weeks later viii be seen
in New York. In her supporting company
she will have George Barnum, Austin
webb. Jessie Ralph, Gertrude Dalton ana
Margaret McWade
Elsie Ferguson will be seen in Dolly
Madison" a play by Charles Nirdhnger.
This play had a preliminary try-out last
suring Mss Ferguson season VIII not
start until october.
Another new play win be THE Arab a
play Of the Orient. by Edgar Selwyn'
author Of The Country Boy This play
will omen on Labor Day at the Star The
stre. in Buffalo. and after few weeks on
the road will 20 into the Walnut Street
Theatre Philadelphia. after which II will
come into New York fer a run. The leao-
!rg part viii be played by the author.
Among others IN the cast are Edna Baker,
Ethel van Waldron. Edward Mawson. John
Gilbert. Victor Benoit and Edward See.
The Quaker Girl" is 20 have an Ameri-
can production the latter part Of Septem-
ler. Clifton Crawford will be the featured
member OF the company, and Lucy Weston
viii play the title role. Among others who
have been engaged are May Vokes, PEREZ
val knight. Pope Stamper, Robert Broder-
ick. Daphne Glenn. Maisie Cay and Nellie
McHenrv. The Quaker Girl will be seen
IN View York at the Majestic Theatre
which this season will be managed by
Frank Mckee. whose lease begins in Oc-
tober
Two companies Of 1.-THE Country Boy
viii be sent on tour one Of them being
made Up Of the company that was seen IN
View York and the other one being the
original Philadelphia company which ran
fcr fourteen weeks in that city last season.
James Forbes's comedy. 1.-THE Commu-
err" which divided a season with New
York. Chicago and Boston will 20 on
tour, embracing the middle West and the
Pacific Coast and will finish the season
With run in Philadelphia. The Travel
Ing Salesman" by the same author, viii
again 90 on tour playing the principal
cities Of the East and middle West
After Ruth St Denis has finished her
PRESENT vaudeville engagements she viii
60 abroad for 4 tour that will take her
as Far as India. Here she will see Richard
Tu..y who will confer with her in refer
tnce 10 a new play which he is under con-
tract 20 write Tor Miss St. Denis
The Foues Ee~gore company viii be sent
CT tour early in November, playing Bos-
t'a, Chicago and other large cities A
Rev company win be organized within a
few days 20 present the new entertain
asrt that viii he given az the zones
Bergere
FMet,e q new play by Mrs. Fremont
oder and Elmer Is. Harris VIII be pro
euosd early in November. In December
ts latter VIII give a production OF MS
oamatzat8n OF The Wild olive.
AEons other productions M. Harris
u. make during The season will be ne"
PA be- Charles Klein. who is under con-
vac; 10 provide him with one play each
N%koa Tor several years 20 come. James
sosaez VIII also BE represented by ne"
Production this season. Among other play
NrgAts WHO are CT work on plays TOT MI
AsFFis IS Martha Morton. who is drama
NEE Harold McGratAs Hearts anu
AAEks." Ramsay Morris Is also al "ofk
g. new play fo- him