The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-11-09
SEVEN MORE PLAYS
TO Be PRODUCED
THE COMING WEEK
One Is bella Donna" with
Nine. Nazimova in Role
of Prisoner.
MOTHER week with seven new

vi more tuNn interest
will be the appearance at the Empire
Theatre on Monday evening or Nine.
ALA Naximova in bella Donna" a
dramatixation by James Bernard Pagan
Of Robert Hichens's novel. The no.
torious Mrs. Chepstow. known az Bella
Donna. plays her cards so well that
Che succeeds In winning Nigel Armine.
Q high-minded Englisnman. as her hus.
oand. During their honeymoon on the
Nile. she is fascinated by Baroudi, a
rich Egyptian. and attempts 10 poison
her husband. Nigel In saved by his
friend. DR.. Isaacson. and when the
woman leaves her husband she IN cast
on by Baroudi. Frank Gilmore will
play Nigel. Charles Bryant will have
the part OF DR.. Isaacson and Robert
Whitworth that OF Baroudi.
Al the Thirty-ninth Street Theatre on
Monday evening Annie Russell begins
q nine-wecks' season. to he devoted to
REVEALS of old English comedies. For
the first two weeks. she Stoops to
Conquer" will be presented. Miss
Russelis company includes Frank
Reichcr. George Giddens. Oswald Yorko,
John Wesley. Henrietta Goodwin, Bea-
trice Herford and Rose Bender.
, &C. o. D. an American farce by
Frederic Chaplin. is announced for .he
Gaiety Theatre on Monday evening.
Three wives go into tho country where.
for a lark. they pose az widows. Their
husbands. also on pleasure bent. take
q Journey. A railroad wreck deposits
them In the same locality a. their
wives. and complications begin. The
principal characters will be acted by
rfoiiiot Paget. Clare Krali. Adolyn
wesley, Charles brown. Charles MUIR
ray and Sam Edwards.
william Coaiier comes to the FORTY
eighth Street Theatre ON Tuesday eve
ming In O comedy called Never Say
DE-" written by ". II. Post and Mr..
Collier. Tho chief role In that OF
Dlonysaus woodberry. rich young
man who has fallen into the clutches
OF two famous London doctors. who tell
him that he has but three weeks 10
live. Having no relatives. he marries q
gIrl whose faiyUly 'bas undergone sud
she may Inherit his wealth. with Mr.
coaadcr win be Paula Mari. Emily. Fitx
Eray. Jessie Arnold. Charles Dow Clark
Z Grant Stewart. William Collier jr. snt
: others.
1.-THE Red pctticoat." q musical play
founded on Rida Johnson Young's com
edy Next" with lyrics 10y Paul IVES
ana music by Jerome Kern. Win be OF
rcrsd At Days Theatre on Wednesda,
night. Helen Lowell win again hav'
tho roie Of a woman barber who regu
lnass the aifairs Of mining camp
Other parts will bc played ny Louis
Mink. Grace Field, Frances Kennedy
wtiham Pruette. Joseph Philips an
james b. Carson.
'arhs WHIP" a big English dram,
from the Drury Lane Theatre. will b.
produced At the Manhattan Oper'
House on Thursday night. The pla'
takes Its name from q race horse tina
figures largely In the plot The son
satlonal scenes include . horse race
a. automobile collision and n trai
wreck. A huge cast will b employee
In he performance.
The 0ypsy." romantic operett
BY Pix1ey and Luders. comes to th
Psrk Theatre on Thursday nigh
T1o piece gains its romantic aspec
from the fact that Lady Alicis
he1Dess to vast estates. 10 the leade
a the gypsiss. The cast include
violet Ssaton. Vera Allen. Eleano
Eaat. Anna Wilkes. Ernest Stambar
John Hazard. Francis Lsb and vii
M eslisry.
spassersIBy." with Charles Cherry
me leading role. will be the attra,
ton at the Grand Opera House.
'lanky Panky' comes to the We
Hud Thsatre.
NM. Wigs of tire Cabbage Patel
VIA he revived by the stock compaI
at the Harlem Opera House.
C1ark'a Runaway Girls viii be
the Columbia
The Columbia Burlesouers' come
the Murray Hill Theatre.
A. Hurtig q Seamon's will be IN
College Girls
The Olympic will have "The Drea
land BurlesQuers."
''zaiiah's Own Company" win be Ne
ut Miners Eighth Avenue Theatre.
the Peoples Theatre will be "oueens
the rolles Bergere." THE Monte Can
tBlflt CoiuU W 'beStN az =
Bronx.
VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS.
Al Hammerrtein's will he Stella NJ
hew and Billie Taylor In new songs.
Bogsnny acrobats In Fun In n Bal
house" and Mable and Dora Ford
classic dances.
Features at the Colonial Will he FL
ence Roberts In 1.-THE Woman Int
venes." Paul Morton and Naomi Gl'
IN MY Lady OF the Bungalow" a
Florence Tempest In college Town." "
The bill at the Aihambra will incl,
John J. McGraw In his monologue :"
eide Baseball" singing and dane
novelty called ''The Dance Dream" a
Hermlone shone in "The LATHE O.
dess."
Blanche Walsh In THE Count
Nadine" Joe Welch. Hebrew dial
comedian. and Mcmahon and chapp'
IN "why Hubby Missed the Train" '
be among the attractions at the Bro
Theatre.
Proctor,s Fifth Avenue Theatre '
have Julius Steger In Justice" ].
Nugent In THE Regular" Burns {
Fulton and others. Heading the bill
the One Hundred and Twenty-h
Street Theatre will be Lucille La We
in Her Family" The chief novelty
the Fifty-eighth Street Theatre Will