New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-13

,phopgh there have been no note
,o-,bv changes during the last week M
a. orai-s of the few theatres now open
dong Broadway. the July sun has
,,,cse5 out n new and imposing array
4, risns Tor the coming season that
amid bring glow Of pleasurable an.
sspation 10 the most jaded iirst nighter
Charles Frohman, returning from
broad. had no sooner stepped into his
.4,ss than an announcement was made
,pkisbed I'm fun in The Tribune on
Wednesday, OF a glttering array Of stars
,,s many new plays 20 appear this fall
nier his management John Drew, who
as never before played the role OF
g,,sd,ck I'm Much Ado About Nothing
wi appear IN that part al the Empire
s,tember q with Laura Hope Crews as
s,,,d,e Msude Adams is TO give
7ts Of Barrie plays. which viii inc'uae
rev one. "The Legend Of Leonora.
nssl Barrymor, william Gillette. Billie
7,-s4 John Mason. Mime. NazimoNa'
gsrebe Bates. Otis skinner and "a host
rlavers OF the FIRST rank are amoHE
70 names that will appear this season
b The Frohman playbills. Toe new plays
.sgds the work OF some Of the pest
E.r5pean and American writers. Besides
q, barrie productions there will be pre-
u,,e5 playg by Galsworthy. Sudermann'
" Somerset Vaughan. Stanley Hough-
nj others or equal interest. The list o.
lrsricsn authors IS also somewhat
rrhy this season. and includes Angus
"a Thomas. r. n. Davis, Edward Shell
IN and Thompson Buchanan One heart
b agrees with the optimistic statement
-sds by Nj Frohman. that this years
rop Of PLAYS Is one Of his best.
On, OF the Offices OF the American Play
Company comes the sporting note that
l-'ng the new productions 70 be made
BY that organization will be a drama OF
10 diamond by the doughty fist OF
CafSty" Mathewson. who seems TO have
I.iged into playwriting under the guild
q hand OF Rida Johnson Young an eN-
'-isneed writer Of plays. Besides the
rsiy within the Law" companies 70
: started on tour. these enterprising
rotrcers will present a new play ny
Margaret Mayo. in which Jane Cowl will
Fai after her engagement with Within
u Law comes 20 an end.
The Escape" Paul Armstrong; new
'ay' is 10 be produced by oliver Meosco.
Foorcing 10 HIS plans. announced last
'aek and Catherine Calvert, who has
7sn playing on the Pacific Coast the last
ear, IA 10 have the star part when II
9es. on September I. At the Maxine
LAoit Theatre. Another Morosco play.
10 Money Moon" dramatiZed from JEFF
W Farrols novel by J. Hartley Man
IN will be produced next season. with
VHl Scott IN the chief role.
From the New Fra Producing Com
any where Joseph r. Bickerton, Jr.
~'A the managerial reins we learn that
A0eie. new musical comedy. adapted
Z ADOLF Phillip and Edward Paulton
| VI NENllaA WI NNbAt ~ bfoAA ~ NO.
10 Paul Herve. viii be presented at the
Nasacre Theatre on August IS with a
&c cast and au elaborate scenic setting
y" Love Leash. a comedy by a. s
|nardson and Edmund Breese IS an
"t promised by this company and will
''1re Grace Filkins THE Rule Of
l'e' a farce comedy. by Guy Bolton.
also see the light under the auspices
\ ~ Blckerton about January /.
While plans may come and plans may
1arng the summer months. nothing
~ 70 interfere with the record break
runs made by the two plays and the
musical romance which passed sue
ei'y through the first blighting days
early summer season within the
enters upon the forty-sixth week
~ run al the Eltinge Theatre on Mon
WIN Helen Ware al the head OF the
This theatre. thanks in no small
70 the excellence OF It's cooling
- selling seats as far ahead as
m 'aoor Day matinee, when the play
-ppfoach the date OF It's first ami
mary in New York.
s"uay begins the thirty-fourth week for
a. ~ Taylor IN Peg o. My Heart" At
00l Theatre. For continuous per
''hce Miss Taylor and her entire com
IL nave achieved the record. Not one
1 cast has failed 10 appear AT a
ss performance OF this charming play
"a, uhe long run. and up 10 the pres
~ une there have beer no announce
n. made that would suggest vaca-
'' these ambitious players.
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