The evening world., 1912-11-16
THE HIGH ROAD"
BRINGS MRS. F|SKE
TOTOWNNEXTW WEEK
Weber and Fields Open Their
New Music Hall on Thurs
day Night.

announced for next week Will he
seen at the Criterion Theatre On
Monday night. when Manager Henry
W. Savage offers farce by Ruper,
Hughes entitled What Ais Your" The
author calls II a "calisthenic farce.
and the three acts are given over tc
showing the humorous phases OF physi-
cal culture The frs, act shows q
fashionable New York restaurant .,
midnight with Its various types: the
second tho gymnasium Of "Mediiis," q
heaith-restoring Institution near New
York suggesting "Muldoon o." and the
third deve,opes the humorous episodes
Of . tweive-mils cross country walk
The company includes william Court.
leigh. Desmond Kelley. Marquette
Skirvin. Shelley Hall. Bobby Barry. Sid
ney Greonstreet Roxane Lansing. Edith
s,oddard and Stuart Robson jr.
On Tuesday night Mrs. Fiske begins
an engagement At the Hudson Theatre
In THE High Road" new play By
Edward Sheldon. The story Is that Of
woman's life. Mary Page IL first
shown as Q girl Of seventeen on her
fathers farm. living . Mfe OF hopeless
drudgery. A sudden romance opens up
the world to her. but after three years
OF luxury and wealth comes the awak.
sning. To satisfy her higher needs she
goes forth to earn her living with her
own hands, and after years OF storm
and dhsllluson she becomes q servant
Of humanity and ands happiness in a
RrAAt tpvA All Nhia 10 4.
background OF sociological. political and
moral conditions. The three chief maie
characters are to be acted by Frederick
Perry. Arthur Byron and Charles Wal.
dron.
The Winter Gardens new fall pnoduc-
ton. with Gertrude Hoffman In From
Broadway to Paris" will have It's open
ne on Wednesday night. This revue 10
described as "a musical causeire," with
George Bronson Howard and Harold
Atterldge as the authors and Max Hon.
man the composer II the music. The
piece is a satirs on the doinGs Of Amer
leans abroad.
The new Weber and Fields Music Hall
with the Weber and Fields all-star stock
company. opens on Thursday evening.
when "Roly-Poly" and q burlesqus
called without the Law" will be pre-.
scented The new music hall In Forty.
fourth street. just west OF Broadway
10 to he conducted as was the old one
at Broadway and Twcnty-ninth street.
II seats 1000 persons. In the compsn,
with Weber and Fields are Marie Dress.
Ter. Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth
Frank Daniels. bessie Clayton. Helena
Collier Garrick, Arthur Aylesworth.
Thomas Beauregarj aud eighty chorus
girls. ''Roly-Poly" and Without the
Law" a combination travesty OF 1.-The
Merry Countess" and within the Law"
were written by Edgar smith. The
lyrics are by f, Ray Goe;z; the music
Is by G. Baldwin Sloane.
The postponed production OF the big
Drury Lana melodrama, The Whip"
will be made at the Manhattan Opera
House on Friday night.
Blanche Ring IN THE Wall Street
Girl comes TO the Grand Opera House.
Little Miss Brown" will be at the
West End Theatre.
The Wizard OF Oz" will be revived BY
the musical comedy company at the
Academy Of Music.
Tho stock company at the Harlem
Opera House will present The Gam
blers."
Al Reeves brings his Beauty Show
10 the Columbia.
THE College Girls" come TO the Muir.
ray Hin Theatre.
Rose Syde!, and her London Bellies
will be seen at Hurtig q seamon's.
Miners Eighth Avenue Theatre win
have the "Jardin de Paris Girls"
Billy Watson and his Beef Trust"
win be at the Peoples Theatre. THE
Girls From Reno will be seen al
Miners Theatre in the Bronx.
Manchesters Cracker Jacks' will he
the attraction at the olympic
VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS.
At Hammerstein's Irene Franklin, In
new chara cter songs, and Hughle Jen-
rings. manager OF the Detroit Baseball
Club. will be the double headline attrac-
tons, Jennings will make his debut in
a comedy sketch, and will also give an
Idea OF his coaching methods.
A. Proctors Firth Avenue Theatre
the headl!ners will be RUDE Marquard
and Blossom Seeley. In THE Nineteenth
Straight" Others will he Felix and
Caire. In Searching for Pas" and
Raymond and Caverly. At Procto.s
Twenty-third Street Theatre J. X. Muir
ray and Clara Lane. in Bits OF Opera"
Will top the bill. Al Proctors Fifty
eighth Street Theatre Leon Rogers, the
mimic, will he the headliner Al Proc
tors One Hundred and Twenty NTH
Street Theatre a singing act called
Fifty Years Ago" will he the feature
Among others at Ke!th's Union Square
Theatre will be Robert Halnes. In THE
Coward" a one-act melodrama by
George Broadhurst: Gertrude Wander
bit and George W. Moore. In Unusual
Dances" and Marion Murray. In a COM
edy by Bozemsn Bulger called The Biz
Bluff"
At the Colonial Theatre Thomas A.
Wise will appear In a tabloid version OF
- Gentleman From Mississippi" Henry
F.. Dixey will present a Mono Drama
vaudologue." and Sidney Drew will be
seen In THE san Voice.
The Alhambra viii offer The L.ttle
Parislenne." Vera M!chelena. IN songs: