New-York tribune., 1912-02-23
THEATRICAL NOTES.

HAYDEN Talbot's comedy. The Truth
Wagon" IS TO be presented at Daly's Thea
ire next Monday night by oliver Morosco
| the California manager who brought THE
Bird OF Paradise" from the West a couple
OF months ago. The theme OF the new
play shows the results Of a sudden resolve
10 tell the truth taken by a young man
who had a national reputation as q pre-
varicator. In the cast of the comedy are
Max Figman, Edwin Arden, Muriei Starr
and Norma Mitchell
The limited New York engagement of
"sumurun," Professor Max Reinhardt
production OF the wordless play now at the
Casino Theatre. will end Saturday night
March Q. in order that the Chicago book
ing for "sumurun" may be filed before
the company returns TO Berlin. "Sumurun'
will go to Paris at the end OF the Ameri-
can tour
Blossini Seeley, leading player in THE
Hen Pecks," will appear in the new Winter
Garden entertainment which begins on
March 4. Nine. Imperia, who Is also to
be a feature of the new entertainment, is
ON board the st. Paul, which is expected
10 dock this morning. 1mper!a will do a
dranauC pdntotAlhlo' NA'" "~'
"Sesostra-"
The Russian dancers, Mordkin. Lopou-
kowa and Pajtzkaia, will dance at the
West End Theatre next week after the
regular performances Of Baby Nine"
which is to be the weeks attraction at the
Harlem Theatre.
The monster vaudeville bill at the Cent
urv Theatre on Sunday night February
2S' as a testimonial to William T. Francis.
the we'll known composer and musical di-
rector, is calling forth great interest On
the bill are Weber and Fields, Lillian Rus
sell. George NJ Cohan. Raymond Hitch
cock. william Collier. Clifton Crawford.
Lew pocl1stader, Sydney Jarvis ard jose
milne Whittell, from George NJ. Cohan's
Little Millionaire" company; Gertrude
Bryan, Irving Berlin and Ted Snyder
Iohn IT. Kelly, George Beban, Helena
Collier Garrick, Harry Williams and Ed
gar Van Alstyne. Charles ]. Ross and
Mabel Fenton, Anna Laughlin, Walter
Damrosch and his orchestra OF one hun
ared Reginald De Koven and special or
cbestra. Marcia Walther. the pianiste, and
the Methven Sisters and the Eight Berlin
MadCaDS from TIE ISdA4c IVY SohiPohs'
Most of the boxes have been purchased
and will be occupied by the prominent
theatrical people playing in New York.
Although "The Red Widow" will leave
New York after this week for short runs
In Philadelphia and Washington, It Will
RETURN 10 New York about the first week
IN April TO resume its run, and will re-
-. Lora ipdadntteiy
Martin Beck has just arranged to pre-
cent over the Orpheum circuit Seumas
MacManuss little farce. "A Lad from
Tarevmore." The company to present the
NAV will be known as the Seumas Mac
Manus Players.
Mile. Dazzle, who has not danced in New
york since her appearance at the Winter
Garden last year. is coming to the Fifth
Avenue Theatre next week. Mile Dazie
,s presenting "a Cycle of Ballet and Dances
C,ass,oue." with the assistance Of Signor
ponsglio and ten coryphees. Next summer
.u,e Dazie will leave vaudeville 10 be feat
nred in a musical revue which will be pro-
duced by one OF New York's leading man
agers. The young American dancer has
onneared IN London, ST. Petersburg. Berlin
and Vienna.
Ned Wayburn and his company In The