New-York tribune., 1912-02-14
THEATRICAL NOTES.

The cast of the clever comedy, Green
Stockings" which Margaret Angln has re-
viyed at the Lyceum Theatre. has been
much improved. or course, Miss Anglin,
Mr.. H. Reeves-Smith and Miss Maude
Granger play their original parts. Wilfred
Draycott now appears as William Faraday,
Halbert Brown as Admiral Grice, and
Henry Vaughan as Robert Tarver. After
the New York run, which will end on
February a, Miss Anglin, with her COM
pany and this play, will begin tour
which is booked as far as the Pacific
Coast.
At Days Theatre on Monday, February
49, Cyril Scott will give his first New YORK
performance of THE Fatted Calf" the
new comedy by Arthur Hopkins, which
was seen for the first time on Monday
night last in Albany. The play is described
as IAN optimistic comedy
Information is received from the offices
Of Charles Frohman that ]. NJ. Barrie is
not coming to America this season.
Henry Kolker will play the title role in
",rbe GREYHOUND" which will be presented
at the Astor Theatre on February 26.
Charles Dillingham;, who recently under
went an operation. left the German Hos
pitaI Yesterday and within few days VIII
90 South for two weeks rest.
Geraldine Farrar, of the Metropolitan
onera House, will give a box party to-
night AT THE Million" to see Paul Ker'
| "The Caruso of the Bowery," and hear
him sing Enrico Caruso's love ballad
Dreams of Long Ago
When ''Everywoman" returns TO the Her
aid Souare Theatre next week there Will be
norular nrice matinees given on Tuesday
and Thursday, with the entire orchestra at
q, ord tho entire balcony at so cents. The
evening and Saturday matinee prices VIII
remain at their present scale from oO Genus
10 81 50 in balcony and orchestra Ihe cast
with the exception OF Adele Blood VINO mas
replaced Laura Nelson Hall as Every
woman, remains the same as previously
seen in New York
During the centenary celebration revival
80 "OIiver Twist" at the New Amsterdam
Tbeatre there will be on exhibition in the
theatre various interesting old prints play
bills. costumes and properties belonging u
famous Bills, Nancys and Fagins OF 'he
mast Most of this material mas peeh
loaned BY prominent collectors.
II has been reported IN various quarters
that Lew Dockstader was going TO give up
his minstrel company and go into Vaude-
Vile. Mr.. Dockstader says the report Is
| entirely unfounded In fact.
| Joseph Weber and Lew Fields in The
Evolution of Weber and Fields" in which
they will revive sketches Of their various
work of the last thirty-five years. VIII be
one OF many striking features at the beneht
performance at the Century Theatre on
Sunday night, February %, for William T.
| Francis. who succeeded the late John L,
stromberg as composer and musical direc-
tor at Weber G. Fieldss Music Hall. The
whole jubilee company will contribute to
the programme.
THE Truth Wagon" Hayden talbot ne"
play, will be produced at the Teck Iheatre
Buffalo. on Monday night, February 30 IN
stead Of at Albany on Thursday OF TINS
week, as was formerly announced Norma
Mitchell has been added to the cast Iner'
are thirteen characters in the play. Inc
cast IL as follows: Max Figman' Edwir
Arden, Frank Sheridan, George MACK
Harry Mestayer, Charles Dew Ciark' Alex
ander Leftwch, James Wilson Waylanc
Trask, Muriel Starr Antolnette walker
Norma Mitchell and Lucille watson