New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-04
THEATRICAL NOTES.

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August under the management of II. II.
Frazee, and will number among its players
Wilton L.ackaye. Robert Edeson, Max Fig
man, Rose Coghlan and Amelia Summer
Vile, "A Plain Woman" is the title of the
second, secured yesterday by Klaw &
Granger for production in one of their
New York houses. Mr.. Walter has gone
to Yellow Lake Wis, 10 finish the latter
play before the rehearsas of Fine Feath-
ers" start the end OF July in the Windy
City.
BARLEY Cushing has been engaged by
Henry W. Savage to stage the English pro
duction Of "Everyw which Mr. Saw
age will offer in connection with Arthur
Collins AT the Drury Lane Theatre. Lon
don. in October. Mr.. Cushing will sail for
England on August 3, after q month in his
bungalow at Crystal Beach Ontario
The complete book and score of Some
where Else the new musical fantasy by
Avery Hopwood and Gustav Luders, were
delivered 10 Henry W. Savage yesterday
The production, one OF the most elaborate
and ambitious ever attempted by him, will
occupy the full force of Mr.. Savage's pro-
duction department for several months 10
come During the managers recent visit
10 Paris he contracted with Nine. thinner
man for some absolutely novel ideas in
costumes for the play.
Charles Frohman has completed the cast
for THE Girl from Montmarte." the farce
with music in which he will present Rich
ard earle and Hattie Williams ~ the
Criterion Theatre on August 5 It will IN
clude Lennon Pawle, William Danforth.
Alan Nude. Albert Hart George Lydecker,
Ralph Marin, Percy Leach. Emma Janvier.
Moya Mannering, Bertha Holly Mary Gil
more, Dai Turgeon and Louise Donovan.
The Madison Square Roof Garden. tho
big two acres OF palms and plants, laughter
and light, diners and dancers, started on
its third week The Roman dancing
pavilion. with its seamless stone floor
beautiful columns and clusters Of colored
electric lights. Is one of the sights worth
going miles TO see. Many people are puz-
zled to know what magical process Is used
10 make the stone floor so extremely
smooth. The Friday evening cabaret anna
teur is an interesting feature Of the Madi-
son Square Roof Garden II Is a scream"
from start to finish.
Miss Perle Barti. who was seen I'm The
Wedding Trip" and Baron Trenck" has
been engaged by Werba & Luescher 10
replace Adrenne Augarde I'm "Tho Rose
Maid" az the Globe Theatre.
Haywood Broun. who WAS sent by tho
Liebler Company 10 China TO secure mate
rial for the forthcoming production Of 1.-THE
Daughter OF Heaven At the Century Thea
tire. has arrived at San Francisco. where
ne will remain day in consultation with
Hugh Ford. Mr. Ford Is 10 stage the spec
tacular Loti-Gautier Chinese drama M
Broun reaches New York ~ Monday.
Mabel Frenyear. until recently leading
woman with William II. Crane I'm Father
and the Boys has been signed by Charles
Frohmsn 10 play an important part IN
The Mind-the-Paint Girl" the new
Pinero piece which will be produced here
early In September.
Carlton Hoagland. manager of Hender-
sons Theatre, Coney Island has arranged
an unusually large and attractive bill for
next week and as a special feature has en-
gagged The Choice" a comedy dramatic
playlet written by ". L. Landman, author
Of The Man Of Honor"
Richard r. Outcault creator Of the Vel
low Kid and Buster Brown. has notified
Mrs. Henry e. Harris that he will appear
at the Henry 3. Harris annual benefit TO be
given at the Arverne Pier Theatre. Ar
verne, Long Island. on Sunday. July 81. for
the Hebrew, Insnt Asylum.
Vaudeville's foremost author comedian.
J. c. Nugent, will give the first New York
presentation Of his new one-act comedy
called The Regular" AT r. r. Kelths
Union Square Theatre next week
Daring the matinee to-day the fun re-
turns Of the Johnson Flynn fight viii be
read from the stage Of Hammerstein's Vic
toriq Theatre.
The complete book and score OF Some
where Else" the new musical fantasy by
Avery Hopwood and Gustav Luders, were
delivered TO Henry w. Savage yesterday
The production one Of the most elaborate
and ambitious ever attempted by him. VIII
be very intricate on account OF number
of mechanical features employed, ana It's
construction will occupy the fun force OF
Mr.. Savage's production department for
several months 10 come. During the man
ayers recent visit to Paris he contracted
with Nine. Zimmerman for some abso-
lutely novel ideas I'm costumes for the play
Charles Frohman has completed the cast
for '',The Girl from Montmarte,' the farce
with music in which he will present Klch-
ard Carrie and Hattie Williams at the
Criterion Theatre on August s. 1T VIII IN
clude Iennox Pawe, William Danior'h'
Alan Nude Albert Hart. George LydecKer'
Ralph Marin, Percy Leach, Emma JahVief'
Nova Mannering Bertha Holly Mary 'll-
more. Dai Turgeon. Louise Donovan Leia
leo Hazel Troutman. Clara Eckstrom'
ulia, Rice. Angie Wicmers, Nellie FelteS'
Dolly FiIley. Grace Beaumont. Ida Howe
Marion Miller. Helen Lucas ana hi'y
others.
rho Madison Square Roof Garden. the
,,,, ,,vo acres of palms and plants. laughter
and lights, diners and dancers s'"i 'eu VI
d. tbird week. The Roman dancihs
pavilion, with it's seamless S'o.e
heautifuI columns and clusters OF co'o'eu
electric lights, is one of the slgh'S WI III
,o,ro miles to see. Many people are puz-
.1od IN know what magical process 10 uSe'
Lo the stone floor so extremely
.,,ootb Tine management OF the "druei.
nero wise I'm following In the iootstep" o'
,ha old Romans In reproducing the mas
uiacent dancing pavilion. Inc r''u"'
'',,t,,a cabaret amateur IS an interesting
,.,t,,ro nj the Madison Square hool ga
10 a "scream' from start To Ihlsh'
Miss perlo Barti. who was seen IN &
y,oddiny Trip" and Baron Trench va"
,.an engaged by Werba q Luesc"e
raniace Adrienne Augarde III Inc "o''
Maid" ut the Globe IheaHe'