The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1913-08-11

LoneAere theatre will be added to tht
Hist or reopeued, legitimate houses
whsn The Silver Wedding, an original
comedy by Edward Locke, has It's pre-.
Ihierez on tonight. Thomas Wise is
featured in the PRINCIPAL role, which
has been written to suit his peculiar
brand of hu1nor. The work is said to
be the best which has come from Mr.
Locke's pen.
Jane COwl Back.
Tonight Jane Cowl resumes the part
of May Turner in within the Law
at/ti1e Eltfnge Theatre, replacing Helen
= Ware, who has been acting the role
while Miss Cowl has been vacationing
In Europe. Miss Ware has added an
other excellent performance to her re-
cord under rather difficult circum-
stances, assuming the role long after
1t had been made familiar to and
popular with the public by another
talented actress. Most of the members
of the original cast have now return
ed to their parts after short leaves of
absence. The company this week in
Wilton Taylor, William B. Mack Jane
Gordon, Kenneth Hill, John Willard
and Grace Nile. A special matinee is
announced for Labor Day The fol-
lowing week in September will be
Anniversary week
COrt Theatre Success.
Laurette Taylor and her original
supporting company continue to at
tract capacity audiences to the Cort
Theatre, where Oliver Morosco's fas-
cinating star will begin her 34th con-
seeutiyes week in J. Hartley Manners
comedy of charm, Peg O. My Heat"
tonight.
Manhattan Has ReOpened.
After four weeks vacation the
Manhattan has reopened with CHI
Klein's intensely dramatic play, The
Third Degree" which received the
greatest number of votes at a recent
canvas of Manhattan patrons. The var
ions roles enacted by Ethel Grey Ter
~. Joseph Byron Totten, VIM. Riley
Hatch and others.
AstOr Has Movies.
The production OF "Quo Vadis?" in
moving pictures at the Aston Theatre
begins the 18th week OF It's engage
ment tonight According to the an
nouncement OF the management, this
successful enterprise will remain there
until the first of September, when it
will be replaced by the new play, |
Seven Keys to Baldpate," which Cob |
an & Harris will present for its open
ing on that date.
Good Drawing Card.
The pictorial story of Captain SCOTS
tragic South Polar expedition at the
Lyric continues to draw we'll The
picturesque features of Antarctic life
and nature as shown here have no
doubt much to do with this, but be-
yond that there Is profound human in
terest in the work and reservations of
this party of strong, daring men, and in
the sad climax of the career of their
heroic leader.
A Merry Farce.
THE Gentleman from No. 49," the
new play at Maxine Elliot's Theatre,
ID merry farce. The scenes are all
laid in an inn at a seaside resort near
Paris Monsieur Chaumet, the pro-
pr4etor of this establishment, has just
been on a visit to a neighbOring town
and has occupied room No. 10 In the
hotel of that village. While there he
has Internationally entered the adj
joining apartment, occupied by lady
who unfortunately screamed at the
very instant her husband knocked on
the door. Chaumet has ESCAPED for
home on the first train but, In his
excitement, has left his dress-suit case
behind. At the opening of the play.
Chaumet is overcome with fear that
this suitcase will serve to identity him
aRd he is seen urging a friendly travel
ing salesman to go to the scene of his
adventure and rescue the clue from the
hands of the irate husband. As mat "A
ter of fact, this husband turns out to
be one of Channels oldest friends,
en- his honeymoon, and he comes to
chaumet's own inn. The complica-
lions which follow are intensely
amusing and follow one another with
almost bewildering rapidity. Hypnot-
Ism is introduced in a very novel
manner to elicit a confession from
skaumst, and disaster seems ineyita-
II up to tie very moment when g.
sappy conclusion Is finally brought
kaDut with much ingenuity.
The cast includes Walter Jones,
aannette Comstock, Millicent Evans,
Richie Ling, Maude Granger, Edgar
torton, Tom Graves, Dorothea Sad
ier, Robert Payton Gibbs, Henry
E. D. Coe and Henry
Bergman The entire action Of the
day takes place within "a hours.
Fellies Still Popular.
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