New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
THEATRICAL NOTES.

Marshall Darrach VIII give three recltals
| of Shakespeare's plays at the Hotel Plaza
| for the benefit Of the Church Periodical
! club, on February 3-"The Tempest; on
! February TO- Julius Cesar" and on Feb
ruary H. "Twelfth Night"
Oscar Hammerstein, through his son. Ar
thur Hammerstein, has made an offer for
Cesare Nesi, the Italian street singer lately
discovered by Percy Williams. Nesi made
his Broadway debut at the Colonial Thea
tre last Monday afternoon. Mr.. Hammer
stein wants the Florentine Nnger for his
| London opera company
For the special performance at the Cen
tury Theatre Friday afternoon, February
10, TO be given under the auspices of the
Stage Children, Alma Gluck and Pasquale
Amato. of the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany. yesterday volunteered their Ser
vices.
Florence Nash, now under contract with
Low Fields for his early spring production
OF THE Singing Teacher" will present at
Keith Il PrUCtor's Fifth Avenue Theatre
next week a new playlet by William G.
De Mile Associated with Miss Nash will
be Mnnette Barrett and Joseph Jefferson.
Charles Frohman's latest London ar
rangements include the presentation OF
Pinero's new play Of stage life The Mind
the Paint Girl" at the Duke of York 3
Theatre on February IS, and the American
Globe Theatre, London, on April u.
John Cort has purchased through Macy
Harlem agent for the author. a new three
act play of American life, by Theodore Burt
Sayer and Cleveland Rogers. The play Will
be produced early next season
4 popular price souvenir matinee will be
given at the Winter Garden on Thursday
afternoon, a February s. An autographed
photograph of Mikal Mordkin will be pre-
sentod to every woman present.
Enrico Caruso. Antonio sotti and one or
two other Metropolitan Opera House artists
will attend the performance of The Mill
ion" at the Herald Square Theatre tonight
to hear Paul Ker, "the Caruso of the Bow
cry" sing Dreams OF Long Ago. the love
ballad especially composed by CaruSo for
the Henry w Savage farce The party Of
grand opera artists will occupy box. and
have promised to join in the refrain of the
ballad, which is introduced during the ac-
tiOH of the third act
The Columbia Amusement Company is 10
give two jubilee weeks. The week of Feb
ru2ry - the company will De seen at Hurtig
a. Seamon's Music Hall, 125th street and
the week of February ~ at the Murray Hill
Theatre. Al Reeves, known as the Major
Domo Of Refined Burlesque." will be the
attraction for the gala weeks of the jubilee:
During the jubilee weeks Mr.. Reeves. will
hold stage receptions daily. During the
performance Of the Beauty Show many
novelties. special songs, costumes and cleo
trical effects will be seen. The much talked
manner which created the METROPOLITAN
sensation since Mr.. Reeves first intro
duced IT,
The complete cast for Making Good"
to BE- presented at the Fulton Theatre next
Monday is as follows: Charles Lane. Will
lam Courtenay. Griffith Evans, =. 5. Bar
rctt. John willard James Lounsbery.
Frank Hatch. Robert Lawler. l.. c. Phil
lips c. Wilson Humme Paul Harris. Fred
Hornby and the Misses Doris Keane, Alma
Belwin Isabel O'Madigan and Ada Gill
man. The scenes, painted by II. Robert
Law, represent a lumber camp bunk house.
a general store in "a Maine woods settle
'ment, a drawing room In a New York
mansion and a shack beside dam in the
logging country at the time of river jam.
A number of engagements for the CEN
tenary revival of "Oliver Twist were yes
terday announced. Suzanne Sheldon (Mrs.
Henry Ainley), now playing with Gertrude
Elliott I'm white Magic" will play Mrs.
Maybe: Olive Wyndham, ingenue with the
New Theatre company, VIII be Rose, and
Courtenay Fote, last season prominent In
George Arliss's company. Harry Maybe.
Fuller Mellish has been engaged for the
part of Grmwig, Eric Blind for Monks,
Charles Harbury for Mr. Brownlow, Frank
LYONS for Bundle and Mrs. Cooper -Clffe
for Mrs BUNDLE As previously announced.
Nat c. Goodwin will play Fagin, Constance
Collier will be the Nancy. Lyn Harding
the Bill Skies and Marie Doro the oliver
Gates and Morange, who designed and
painted the settings of THE Garden of
Allah" will make the scenery. Rehearsals
for "Oliver Twist" commence this morn
ing on the roof OF the Century Theatre
No theatre has as yet been determined
for the production