New-York tribune., 1912-01-14
THEATRICAL NOTES.

"Tre Trail Of the Lonesome Pine" a play
in four acts, by Eugene Waiter. founded on
the novel Of the same name by John Fox
ir., with Charlotte Walker in tue role OF
June. will come TO the New Amsterdam
Theatre on January 29. at the close Of the
engagement of Pen Hur."
n Reeves Smith. who has played Sc
admirably 'or two seasons the part of
Colonel Smith in Green Stockings" has
left Margaret Angin's company.
YESTERDAY afternoon Weber and Fields
signed contracts with Helena Collier Gar
rick and Ada Lewis to join their jubilee
company which will be seen in this city
probably ON February at the Broadway
Theatre The cast OF principals now in
cludes Weber and Fields, Lillian Russell,
Fey Templeton. William Collier. George
Beban and John r. Kelly. others how
ever NAV be signed within the next few
davs
The first reading Of the play by Edgar
Smith. the librettist will be held on the
stage OF the Broadway Theatre tomorrow
at O'clock.
Tho titles OF neither the "skit' nor of
the burlesque Of when Bunty Puis the
Strings" have been decided on as yet. ON
Monday the members OF the company Will
be permitted towrte on a slip OF paper ms
or her suggestion for some name likely to
prove a worthy successor to Holly Ioty'
"Fid1le Dee Dee" "Whoop Dee Doc and
"Twirly Whirly," and ALSO burlesque OF
the title when Bunty Pulls the Strings.
The titles which most appeal to Edgar
Smith. the author, and the Messrs. Weber
md Fields will be selected.
rho committee on drama OF the Mac
Doweu club viii hold conference at the
naxine Elliott Theatre tomorrow attei-
noon at > o'clock The subject OF the con-
ference will be Max Renhardt and his
work. The speakers will be Richard Or
dyrski stage director fer Max Reinhardt'
Pan Greet. Professor William Norman
Guthrie and possibly John W. Alexander
IN. nsinter. who Is president OF the Mac
Doreu club Reserved seats may be had
free rpon application TO the club at NO
1os West 55th street, or to the box Office
OF tho theatre
",rba bird OF Paradise" Richard Walton
Tuuv's plav of Hawaii will move from
DoIv's to Maxine Eliotts Theatre on Mon
dav January %. 4 new German opera
comiouc. "The Rose OF Panama, VIII ne
given for the first time in New YORK At
DaIv's on the same date. The music Is py
u.i,ricb Berte, a composer well known IN
Eurore The book is by lgnatZ Schnit1er
nd F,marich Won Gatti the English llbretto
being nv John J.. Shine and Sidney Rosen-
,oIa In the cast will he Tarena, French
rrirns donna. who will make her first pro-
,ess,onal appearance in this country; Anna
Russcrt. Fay BANTER, Reina Lazar Forest
Hun. VIII Phillips. John j. MCGOWAN MOT
timer weldon, Tom Hadaway, Carrick Ma
ior Joseph Parsons and Teddy lie Due.
Tho dramatization of the late DAVID
Graham Phillips's novel. White Magic,
was completed by Roi Cooper Megrue. Miss
Gertrude Elliott and her company VIII come
IN tho Criterion Theatre January o.
The reception TO Professor Richard Or
ayrski and the members Of the sunni
,cr,, company, which was to have been
,.ra.,sd nv Gustav Anberg and the mem
49,. ., the Irving Place Theatre this even
,rg has been postponed until next Sunday
evening. Mr. Amberg and his company
are arranging to entertain the "sumurnn
r,oyers with programme consisting OF
,wo short German plays. ree!tations and
musical numbers
Al dinner given by Mr. and Mrs Rop-
ert Goeiet last night Nine. simone' the
FRENCH actress now playing at the HUDSON
Theatre I'm "The Return from Jerusalem.
responded to an invitation to reeite IN
French by rendering Rostand,s Lode a%
so,siI, and Regrets and "A Mon F1is'
tws snort peeus BY Madame Do NoaiisA