The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-03-01
THREE NEW PLAYS
AND SOUSA COMIC
OPERA NEXT WEEK
Lillian Russell to Make Her
Debut as Lecturer With
Moving Pictures.
1-HE FIVE TRANSFORMERS"

as bankers, has called his brothers to a
meeting at the old home. He brings 10
Frankfort with him his beautiful daugh-
ter. Charlotte. Solomon has contrived
to have his brothers ana himself Gre
ated barons. and he presents them with
their patents He then explains . plan
for the still further elevation Of the
family by marrying his daughter to
Duke Gustavus of Taurus. who In In I'm
mediate reed OF Q loan Of 900 fior-
ms and who has applied to him for as
sistance.
Among others In the cast will be Math-
i1de Cottrelly. Edward Emery. John
Sainpolls, Frank Losee. Frank Gold
smith. Pedro de Cordoba. Alma Belwin.
Suzane Perry and Lois Frances Clark
II. u. Warner will be the star Of
The Ghost Breaker" a romantic
melodrama by Paul Dickey and
Charles W. Goddard. at the Lyceum
Theatre on Monday night. Tho story
has to do with Warren Jarvis OF Ken
lucky. who ends a feud by shooting
his enemy when they meet In New
/ York hotel. In his escape he forces
his way into room In the hotel &C.
cupled by "A Spanish princess, and Is
protected by her in consideration of his
promise to accompany her to Spain
and solve the mystery of her haunted
castle, In which vast trodsure3 are
sccreted. Jarvis takes IN the task.
assumes the title OF Ghost Breaker
and sails for Spain. where, after a So
ries OF adventures. he makes good"
Nr NN.r ~
Katherine Emmett. Frank CanpeAu.
John Daily Murphy. Frank westerton.
Margaret Boland and Sara i'ra.I
John Philip Sousa's latest comic
opera, 'The American Maid" with
book by Leonard Liebling. Will be Of
fered at the broadway Theatre on
Monday night. When Annnbelo Van
deveer's father fails In business the
young woman finds employment In a
glass works. Jack Bartlett. young
millionaire. takes "A job In the same
place to prove he can earn his living
but when he Introduces champagne
lluncheons and otherwise revOlutionizcs
the business there IN a clash between
capital and labor. Then war Ia de-
clnred with Spain and practically the
whole factory volunteers for service.
thus carrying the action or the play
TO cuba, Louise Cunning will he seen
in the title role and among others In
the cast will be- John Park. Charles
Brown, George Mack. Edward Wade.
John q Sparks. Dorothy Maynard and
Marguerite Farrell At the opening
performance Mr.. Sousa will conduct the
orchestra
"The Panied Woman" romantic
drama by Frederic Arnold hummer. Will
be presented at the Playhouse on We'd
ncsday evening. The suthor has chosen
| for his back ground the pl' ,uresaue pc
Rod in the history OF the American
coast when buccaneers roved the Span
ish>AIaln. and Port Royal, in the Island
% Jamaica. was the port whence
| their expeditions against the treasure
! gaIieons OF Spain put to sea. Ramona, a
captive. forced 10 do the Will VI her mas
ter, IL looked upon rs the painted wom-
an" by the Puritan traders, but the love
OF the young mate Of the New Bedford
m, rchantman prevails against their de-
nunclations, and. In the end. saves the
girl from slavery IN the cane heids or
the interior. FLORENCE Reed appears in
the role OF Ramona. and others IN the
company are Jobyna lIOwland, Louise
Eyerts, Robert Warwick, Charles Wal
dron, Geoffrcy Stein and Malcolm Will
Jams.
Lillian Russell comes to the Fulton
Theatre on Monday evening to tell How
to Live 100 Years"-and stu die young.
Miss Russelrs talk viii be illustrated
with kinemacolor pictures showing her
In her dressing room, In her gymnasium,
in her home, and In her playhouse.
Tho Irish Players at Wallacks viii
on Monday and Tusday nights and We'd
| nesday afternoon present Goats" a
new comedy by Lady Gregory together
with "Maurlco IIarto" and spreading
the News" on Wednesday. Thursday
and Friday nights the bill VIII ne Mixed
Marriage" and "Thc Workhouse Ward. -
ana on SATURDAY, night The Playboy Of
the Western World' and The Rising
Of the Moon" viii form the programme
George NJ. Conan in broadway
Jones" remains at the Grand opera
House,
latte Women" will be taken to the
West End theatre.
The Man From Home" Is TO be re-
v!sei uy the stock company at the
Harlem Opera House.
The Tax! Girls come to the Colum-
b.h.
) Harry Hastings brings his big show
70 the Murray IN. theattc.
At fiurtlg a Seamon's VIII be The
Girls From liappyland
the Tiger Lilies" will be seen al
Miners E.shth Avenue theatre. The
attraction at Miners Peoples theatre
Viii be The Moulin Rouge"
TIE Olymgl' will have The Knlcker.
booker Bur,cslIers,
VAUDEVILLE ATTRACTIONS.
A. Hammerste!n's VIII ba Fay Tenn.
?. .tor, The Squea'er." a new dramatic
pltyiet By William c. DE Mile; th'
motion pictures OF Captain SCOTS ex
p,dt!on 10 the SJu,a Pole. Genaro ano
Ia cy, and the Bison city Four.