New-York tribune., 1912-03-07
THEATRICAL NOTES.

The cast is completed for THE Flower
Of the Palace Of Ham," the Chinese drama
which, with Charles Ram Kennedys new
play. "The Terrible Meek" will form the
first of the special matinee bills at The
Little Theatre. beginning Tuesday. March
10. The two principal roles will be played
by Edith Wynne Matthison, who is also
TO appear in THE Terrible Meek" and by
Frank Reicher. who has one Of the princi-
pal roles in the evening bill. THE Pigeon
Mr. Reicher will play the Emperor or
China and Miss Matthison will act the
part Of Tchao-kiun, the girl who sacrifices
herself to save the empire from devasta-
ton by the Tartars. Others engaged for
the play are Miss Louise Seymour, Regi-
nald Barlow, A. NJ. Botsford, Walter Howe,
Arthur Barry. Wilfrid North and Albert
Easdale.
At the Womans Industrial Exhibition,
opening March II at the Grand Central
Palace, the stage exhibit will be managed
by Mrs August Belmont formerly FL
eanor Robson). Elsie de Wolfe. Elisabeth
Marbury, the play broker; Mrs. Cleveland
Moffat, Mrs. Martin Beck, Mrs Otto Kahn
and Mrs. Walter Damrosch.
Herman Tausky, foreign representative
for Henry w. Savage, arrived yesterday
on the Kronprinz Wilhelm. Mr.. Tausky
will remain IN America for about two
weeks TO look over American theatrical
properties with view to producing some
of them in Europe. He has already ar
ranged for the French adaptation Of
"Everywoman" and Excuse Me-" both Of
which will be presented in Paris next year.
Marcus I.oew, who now holds lease of
the Herald Square Theatre. has announced
his intention OF taking possession on
March "a in order 10 bring out new en-
tertainment composed Of feature pictures
in black and white and colors. Every
woman" the morality play now at that
theatre. will have to leave New York on
the 23d unless another theatre can be
found for 1T.
Lewis Walters production OF Monsieur
Beaucaire" will be presented for the first
time in this country at the Hyperion The
stre. New Haven. on Friday night. 1t
will have three performances there and
will then come to Daly's Theatre, New
York, to be seen here on Monday night
next
Harry Conor, who played Welland
Strong in the original production Of "A
Trim 10 Chinatown, has been engaged TO
norfray the same character in Ziegfeld's
pmusical revival of that piece, which is
soon to be presented at the Moulin Rouge.
Paul Armstrong has expanded his vaude-
,,,lle sketch. "A Romance Of the Under
,,arid" into three-act play and engaged
Uoihrook Blinn TO take the leading part
RE pIay will be presented in Trenton on
be 10Th of this month. and will 90 from
there TO Chicago
George NJ. Cohans revival of Forty five
,,,nutes from Broadway will not be given
a., New York on Monday night next. as
,,,mrot,io,Isly 49, announced, bot viii make
nnrea days' tour out of town, and will re-
onnn oiSe the George NJ. Cohan Theatre on
Thursday, Mareh H.
A, palm Garden on March 20 the en-
,in,,.s of the Hippodrome will give leap
insr iioye IaIl for their sick benefit fund. The
ya ysdi I1ub. through their abbot. John
~ u T'''1 pur,eev have subscribed for boz,
W.. w, WebeT and Fields and ths Winter
Gspden c,sp Company will occupy boxes
Nessrs Keith & Proctor announce for
m,o,k AZ the Fifth Avenue an "all
me-" noen" programme. that Is a special bill
ll',,,n l'len no.res tf men stars. with Just one
SSoenipanoile well known oh, JOY Gill"
Gertrude Barnc@