The evening world., 1913-03-29
NANCE O'E|[[ /.
| IS COMING BACK
N ANN BOYD"
The Lady From Oklahoma"
Another New Play-Grace
George in "Divorcons."
w AIIfAAUeB THEATRE renosns
w on Monday night with Ann

NJ ALrAA0eB THEATRE renosns
w on Monday night with Ann
" Boyd" . four.act plAy by Lu-
cAis iAvsrns from the novel Of the
saAs nams BY wsu N. Harden. Ann
BOYD 70 the young wife Of a farmer
Thslr home life 10 peaceful until Jane
6e0anway comes upon the scene and
hee unfounded gossip issds to . sepa-
'rsoon between the Boyds. Then AIMS
odootsd son falls In love with the
daughter Of the woman who has
wrscked her home. and she struggles
esswen her desire for revenge and her
devotion TO the young man. Among
sthers in the cast will b Nance ONeill.
Iaeille Lxverne. 0rayce Scott, c. H.
ODonnsll. Raplsy Holmes and Wilson
Aslross Three hundred orchestra seats
win b. sold At u.
9raoe George begins abort season at
the Playhouse on Tuesday evening In
. revival Of ''Divorcons." In Miss
0sorgs's support will be William Court
leigh. Frank Reicher. Frank Compton.
Howard Estabrook, Mario MaJeroni.
Gail Kane and Maude Turner Gordon.
tho Lady from Oklahoma" comes TO
the Forty-eighth Street Theatre on
Wednesday evening. This comedy by
Elisabeth Jordan concerns itself with
the domestic adventures Of the wife OF
. sslf.made millionaire from Oklahoma
Who has been elected TO the United
Stakes Senate. She remains at homo
and stands still while her husband pro.
crosses and broadens until she sud
denly realizes that he has grown be-
You'd her and that she 10 losing him.
At the same time she has the fact
thrust upon her that Q woman lobbyist
10 supplanting her. Mrs. Dixon sventu-
ally transforms herself from . trump
into an attractive woman and II more
than able to cope with her rival. The
cast will include Jessie Bonstelle. Maude
Earle. Helen Orr DAILY. Isabel O'Madi-
gan. Walter Hitchcock. william Har-
court. Henry Harmon and Walter Ren:
fort.
Columbia University students will give
O6enbach's The Rrigands" at the Ho-
tel Aston on Monday evening.
A flne programme has been arranged
for the Actors Fund Benefit perform
ance to be given at the Century Theatre
On Tuesday afternoon.
For the Jerome H. Eddy testimonial
Il the Liberty Theatre tomorrow night
4 large number IL popular performers
have volunteered their services
The Count Of Luxembourg comes to
dhs Grand Opera House on Monday
night.
I. william Collier will be seen In Never
Say Die" at the West End Theatre.
AZ the Harlem Opera House The
Rosary" will be the offering.
'.sapho' Is to be presented by the
stock company at the star Theatre.
The Columbia will have THE Jolly
Foliies."
.Oueens of Paris" will be seen at the
Murray Hill Theatre.
The Social Maids' come to Hurtis
4 0eamon's.
A. the olympic will be The American
Beauties
STARS of Stageland" will be the at
traction At Miners Eighth Avenue The
stre. Miners Peoples Theatre win offer
.faixh Life in Burlesque." At Miners
in che Bronx will be Miss New York.
Jr."
VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS.
Anonx others at Hammerstein's VIII
BE- Pauline. the hypnotist; BesLe
Wynue. In new songs: the Six Musical
Cuttys. Frank Fogarty and Billy Gould
and Belle Ashlyn.
The Colonial will have DR.. Carl Her
man. the electrical wizard. In THE Win
dow Of the Haunted House," Ray Sam
usls, Master Gabriel. in Little Kick
ce Dora, 1.-The girl In the golden GLOBE
Elsa Rusggsr. 'celiist. and others.
Features at the Alnambra will be Mr..
- Mrs. Carter Dc Haven, Sam and
Kitty Morton in Back to Where They
started" willard Mack and Marjorie
RanIbeau In Kick In" Court by
Girls" and taking motion picturss Of
The Master Mind
Marie Cline will head the DILL at the
Bronx Theatre. Other features will be
..rho Movies" George Whiting and
sadie Burt IN Song sayinss." AR
csdia," Mabel Adams In "zila" ana the
Australian Woodchoppers.
The bill at the Fifth Avenue Theatre
win include Carter. an illusioniss
James and Bonnie Thornton. and Louiss
La Cal In The rigrsss' dance, to-
rsther with Arthur Dunn and Gather.
inc Hayes. At Proctor's Twsnty.third
Street Theatre McMahou's Pullman
P6rter Maids will b the chief attrac'
tion. The Fyfty-sighth street Theatre
yin have De Wars Comedy Circus
rayQor GranvillSs tabloid nslodrsma,
.sfhe Hoidup" Will lead the bill at the