The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-10-19
"FOLuESOF 1912"
, TO Be PRODUCED
I THE COMING WEEK
1.-THE Point of View" a Prob
lem Play, Will Be Brought
Out at Matinee.

0IBoFELDV Follies Of 1Sfe" Win
II bs shown At the Moulin Rouge
On Monday nisist. The book ana
lyssce are by Harry n. Smith, the music
~ Raymond Hubbell. The scenes In
<DuAe . beauty palace" Herald Square
- night. the Boardwalk At Atlantic
CIV. Times square. q Bowery restau-
So1st. and 4 circus tent. Among Others
= the company viii he Lillian Lorraine.
ny eaniucls. IDA Adams. Josie sadier.
Bert williams. Harry Watson jr. Leon
Enrol. Bernard Granville and william
c. schrode. There will be the usual
large chorus.
AZ the rorty-eighth Street Theatre on
ytsday afternoon william A. Brady will
prod0ce The Point OF View" by Jules
&c1<ert. Goodman, for a series OF four
matinee performances preparatory TO
making II the regular evening pro.
gramme at another New York theatre.
These performances. after the coming
Friday. will be given on the following
Monday. tuesday. Wednesday and Fri
day. Mr.. Goodman's play aims to treat
the woman problem from a new angle
when the girl who has stumbled in the
path Of rectitude rejects the restitution
Of marriage because the profyer rests
on . sense of duty and not love. In the
cast viii be Emily Stevens. Lucille Wat
son. Madge Kennedy. Grace Griswpld.
May Malioy. Helen Campbell. Howard
Tptssrooh. William Morris and George
Auncefort.t
rhs arsty of . series of REVEALS of
lusical comedies 10 to be made At the
Academy OF Mssic 4oa Monday. when
ssrhs Red Mil" win be produced. The
Cast will include Stella Tracy. Sadie
Kirby, Florence Quinn, Priscilla
Knowles. Nell Mcneil. Walter Wills
and william NauGhton.
'1ne Trail Of the Lonesome Pine"
with Charlotte Walker. wiz be the At
TRACTION at the Grand Opera House.
~Over N1Ght'' VIII b seen ct the
West End Theatre.
Mother win be played By the stock
company At the Harlem Opera House
The Behman Show viii b osen ct the
Columbia Theatre.
'sThs Gay MaSqusrNdsrs'' WIN b at
tAs Murray Hin Theatre.
AZ Hurts. and 0samsn'S WI ~ The
'The lonts Carlo 0lses' onms b
Miners Nghth Avenue THEATRE Miners
Dowry burlssQu1 vim - moved - The
Peoples Theatre. where zAllaA's Own
Company y to appsar. The IAAy Buo-
canesrs'' VIII b a. Miners Ths6krs In
:Joaiy Toai..s" win ~ tn. attraction
q the Olympic.
VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS.
AZ HammeNtsin's WIN ~ George
Bsban In The sign OF ths Rose" Big
Jim. the highbrow bear;" sam Chip and
Mary Marble In The Land q Dykes"
And other attractions.
Ada Reeve. the English singing come
disnne. remains at the Colonial. Others
% the bill will be Ida Brooks Hunt
and Chertdah Simpson In songs. Ger.
tyuds Vanderbilt end George Moore in
Q singing and dancing number. and Tim
McMshon and Edith Chapells In How
Hubby Miased the Train"
The Alhambra will have among others
Lulu Glaser in the operetta First
Love-" Odiva In a swimming and div
ing exhibition. Kate Fillmore and Sam
Williams In THE Hunter and the Hun
ter-ess." and John p. Wade In "Marss
6helby's Chicken Dinner"
~ tuc btOax 1nchtte Will Do
Stella Mayhem In songs. Ed. r. Rsy.
nard. ventriloQuist; Honor Among
Thieves" villa Holt Wakefield, the Big
City Four and Burns and Fulton.
The bill at Proctor's Fifth Avenue
Theatre will include "Puss In Boots"
an extravagansa; Morgan. Bailey and
Morgan. the rathskeller trio. Felix Ad-
Ter and Charles r. semon. At Proc.
tors Ftfty-eighth Street Theatre. Ten
Dark knights" will be the chief attrac-
ton. Aida Overton Walkers Girls will
head the bill at the Twenty-Five Street
Theatre. For its leading feature the
One Hundred and Twenty-nfth Street
:torss
On the bill at kelth's Union equars
Theatre viii be The Concealed Bed.
D Scotch sketch by Graham Moffatt,
sSnthor of "Bunty Pulls the Strings"
Philip Bartholomae's Players In And
gNsy Lived Happily Ever After
o a1mma Carus and Jimmy Bri&t.
Tho bil at the American Theatre Win
lsc1sde Evelyn Clark. WEIGH. Mealey
O 1nd Noptrose. Joe LAnnigan. G4rard
and Gardner. Artie Nelson and M.ss