New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07
THEATRICAL NOTES.

The opening performance Of "Discov-
ering America" by Edward Hnobiauch'
author OF "Kismet," vii! be given to-
n!rht at Days Theatre. and Lewis Wal
Ter requests the audience 10 be In thclr
seats by 8 o'clock promptly.
G.B. s. has turned up. but not in New
York. He has been in Wrapping sub
urb Of London, writing his contribution
to the triple programme-Shaw. Barrie
and PInero-which Charles frohfnaH VIII
present some time TINS RAIL-
Margaret Anglin has leased the English
riehts OF Charlotte Thompson's dramatic
version OF 1.-THE Awakening OF Helena
Richie" 10 Olga Nethersole. who will
create the part Of Helena In London early
next month
Richard earle and Hattie Williams Will
give wednesday matinees Of 'The Girl
from Montmartre" at the Criterion The
atre, beginning next Wednesday after
noon. September II. Both Mr.. Carrie and
Miss Williams will introduce matinee
specialties Mr.. Carries number will be
entitled Lessons In Love" and is OF his
own composition. Miss Williams VIII have
a romantic duet with George Lydecker,
which has been written expressly for her
by Henri Bereny, author OF the musical
farce.
A. Hylton Allen and Rance Kelly. his
wife. returned TO New York from Lon
don Yesterday aboard the steamship Lusi-
tania. Miss Kelly returned here after
having made an extraordinary London
success in the title role OF Ann COM
ecy which is still running there at the
Criterion Theatre. Mr.. Allen also played
in the same production.
"a Sunday We'll Spent" comedy by
Henry Grafton Chapman, Will be per-
formed at the Brookside Theatre, Mount
J<isco. this afternoon. at 4:15 o'cock. by
the Brookside Players
large number OF the delegates
TO the Sixth international Congress for
Testing Materials, the official name for
the International Safety Congress. made
up of engineers from all parts OF the
world and now guests OF the city, VIII
visit the Hippodrome in body on
Wednesday evening next. including Prince
Andrew Gagarin. Of 81. Petersburg;
Prince =. V. Leven, of st. Petersburg;
Sir Hugh Bell and Sir Robert A. Had
field, H. the Great Britain representa-
ton; Alexander Floss. Baron Won Eltz.
PrlNY lOuncllIOT shOHtHs NAVY touh'Hict
Shultz, Prlvy State Councillor Jaeger. ana
y. Belelubsky. pitvy councillor and leader
Of the Russian delegation.
Lew Fields announced that there Will
he n professional matinee OF his new
musical production. "Hanky Panky," at
the Broadway Theatre, on Thursday
afternoon, September II.
Miss Viola Aliens costume az the Ming
Empress In "The Daughter OF Heaven"
reached the Century Theatre yesterday
from caramba, OF Milan. Miss Allen viii
be photographed in the gown as soon
as il is fitted. and the picture VIII be
used as the front cover OF the book OF
"irhe Daughter OF Heaven" which Duff
feld A. Co are to issue about the time
nf the production Of the play at the
Century.
Motion pictures OF prominent actresses
"honc nfe'' are to be shown at the
SAVOY Theatre. on 3ith street, every week.
IN Saturday of this week. motion pictures
., Ethel Barrymore and Russell Colt, at
,heir summer home on Long Island with
.hoir two babies Will be shown. and ncxt
aaL the first motion pictures OF any
Nh ever taken of Miss Maude Adams
iii, Nil he shown at this theatre
4, a recent meeting OF the Stage Chill
aror.s Fund it was voted TO hold
.o.,os Of euchres at the Hotel Aston to
.ea,.t in raising money for the pur-
sa.,a If a summer home for the emil
c' vacatons. The first OF these
,rchres will take place on October Il.