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college Girls of 1884"

y Max Spiegel production entitled ''The
College Girls OF 1913-14' will be the at
traction at the Gayety Theater next
week, with Abe Reynolds and Morrie
Franklin. comedians featured in the
leading roles The book is new, written
by GeorSe Totten Smith, with music by
Paul RaeFeus. The list OF principals who
Introduce specialt.eS are Cleo Lewis,
Reatrice. ragtime violInist: Walter
Johnson. katherine Boyer and Harry
Morrisey anC Jimmie Hunter. 1.-The danc-
Ing demons" Dolly Morrisey is the lead
er Of the feminine contingent. Many
beautiful scenic and electrical effects have
been incorpora ID in the revue, and a
large ard attractive chorus presents sing
ing and dancing numbers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21
were right and only is per cent of the

were right and only IS per cent of the
women.
The men We're ready to change their
minds and the women We're not. Perhaps
the men were convinced by argument
that they were wrong and women are
proverbially mpervious to argument.
Perhaps the men had respect for the
Judgment of certain ones of their num-
Der and followed IL rather than their
own. 1t may be that the women were
more stubborn or had more pride OF opin-
ion than had their stubborn brethren, or
that no one among them had sufficient
influence to swing the majority to her
way of thinking. And IL may be that in
another test OF the kind the exact re-
Verse of the conditions would be shown
and the men. not the women, would stand
pat.
But suppose it is true that men chang
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21
CHANGEABLENEss OF MAN.
Psychological Tests Prove Sternel
Sex More Tickle Than Woman.

From the Indianapolis Star
Prof. Munsterberg of Harvard is al
ways making strange psychological dis
coveries His latest announcement is
that men change their opinions more east
ly than women do. He has made various
tests from time to time, recent expert
ment being with a group of Harvard
men and a group of Radcliffe young
women. They were asked to tell at a
glance which of two blackboards had the
more white spots. OF the men IL per
cent. of the women 40 per cent were
right But after ten minutes of discus
sion a second vote in each case was TAX
en-, and this time IS per cent of the men
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21
In the Bishops Carriage. :"

In the Bishops Carriage" will be re-
vived i'll play form az Polls The
alter next week. The story deals
with the regeneration of Nance OIden.
who. with her pal" Tom Dorgan. has
descended to the lowest depths and
haunts of the underworld. The man
and his accomplice are finally cornered
when they attempt to rob the home of
William Latimer. who had befriended
the girl. After her companion has been
Jailed. Nance, through the pIeadings of
Latimer. divorces herself from her evil
surroundings She obtains position on
the stage, develops unexpected talent
for acting and becomes a celebrity A.
the end OF the story she is wooed and
won by the man she had attempted to
rob in the first scene OF the play.
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NPOTLlGHT

Sailie Fisher is to return to vaude-
Vile IN the new year
Two more companies are 10 be organ
lied TO play The Little Lost Sister"
II is said that Anna Held will return
70 the Ziegfeld management
1t is not yet settled when William
Gillette will return TO the stage
Kiss Me Quick" by Philip BarthoIo-
mae, is being used by stock companies.
the cast of The Blue Bird YIN
Eva Tanguay is to take her entire
company TO London next spring
Florence Reed is TO enact the principal
role in The Yellow Ticket"
Hale Hamilton is TO appear in I,oodon
in revival of The Fortune Hunter
Edgar Smith has satire on moving
picture plays called The Lone Trapper. "
Rose Stahl will not end her season In
Maggie Pepper" until the middle of next
May.
Katherine Gray is TO be featured in
a new play to be called The Rule II
Three"
The Dolly Madison nlaylet, in which
Henrietta crosman will appear is called
Mistress Dolly
Maude Odeil has been engaged for the
support OF Dorothy Donnelly in Maria
Rosa.
permanent stock company is TO be
formed in Manila for he amusement OF
the Eng ish-speaking residents
Lauretta Taylor is 10 have a new play
by Hartley Manners. the author Of pes
o Ny Heart.
new comedy Is 10 be produced in
New York by Fl. v. Esmond and his Lon.
don company. called The Dear Fool"
H. s. Sheldon. author of "The Havoc
has written a romantic play for Pau
Gilmore called Captain Alverz"
De Witt G. Jennings has been en-
gagged for the cast of Under Cover" "a
play the part OF police inspector.
Tim Murphy is in vaudeville lin a YER
sion from the French original OF a Pail
Of Spectacles." called .'Old Innocence
". S. Vaughan, the English play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

their minds more easily than women.
what OF il? What does IL show hut that
they are open-minded. ready to be cor
WINGED by reasonable proof or argument.
that they would rather be right than pig
headed" This view OF changeableness. &c
is true, has never been taken in regard
to women. In them il has been regarded
as a fault; they have been accused OF
never knowing their own minds. they
have been called fckle. vacillaung, ca
PRECIOUS. But what of it, Let them take
what comfort they can from Munster
bergs decision that man is the Nacillating
one Man viii refuse TO call IL vacillation
he will say IL is the manifestation of Mis-
dom.
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today will be selections from 1.-The Girl
OF the Golden West" (PuccnD, the
overture from Flotows Martha,
fiildreth's "Nymphs of the Sea World.
lie There's Clear the Road gallop.
selections from Herberts "Serenafe :"
Shrader's Anniversary March Swopes
"Cupid's Tangle." two rag novelties,
Aliens Sandy River Rag and Wild
mer's Notoriety Rag; Eilenberg s
King Midas overture Don!Zettis
Daughter of the Regiment and
others. In addition there will be pre-
sented many superior vocal and instru-
mental numbers by specially engaged
talent-not repetition of the bin of
last week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

week by "Paris-Art. Life. Fashion,,
Rome-Ancient and Modern Flor
ence and Venice and "Nienna-the
City Beautiful" in the order named.
Pictorially these lectures are the finest
MIR. Newman has ever presented. For
the convenience OF government en-
ployes. school teachers and students
the hour of the matinee travel talks
has been changed from 3:SO TO 4:45.
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Woman Proposes"

r. i. keith's Theater next week will
offer as chief attractions. Woman Pro-
poses" with Ruth Allen and company
Edwin Stevens. assisted by Tina Marshall
in d bizarre musical burletta, The
Troubles OF K. and j., and Sophie Tucker
IN dialect songs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

When Charles Frohman makes his re-
vival of Diplomacy" in New York, ALA
Nazimova will play the role of the Coun-
tess Zicka.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

Robert T. Dempster is To star in new
play written for him by Avery Hopwood
and to be produced early in the new
year
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

The Shuberts are to produce a new
comedy called THE Chaperon." and Ann
Murdoch may play one of the principal
roles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

Jack Barrymore is to play the principal
role in Nat Goodwin's former success,
AN American Citizen" for the Famous
Players Film Company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

Tom Terriss. the English actor. is to
make an American tour. beginning in
Canada. He is using tabloid versions of
Dickens stories.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

by way of the south. and about the
middle of February will begin rehear-
sails probably of a new play in New
York.
James Forbes prefers to let other pro-
ducers take risks with his plays, since
his production of The Shadow BY DION
Clayton Calthrop and Cosmo Gordon
Lenox, was so summarily dismissed
when presented at the Fulton.
Charles Frohman.
Harry Frazee. it was feared. would dis
continue producing after the sale of THE
Madcap Duchess to musical firm, be-
lieved to be Schirmer. but he is sitting UP
nights with "Iole" the musical dramatic
alton of Robert Chambers novel by the
author Ben Teal and William Frederick
Peters. On the shelf he has the Real
ist,' by Eden Greville, the English actor
who came to America some fifteen years
ago. and brought out Shakespeare S
Youth and other plays He also has
a drama by Catherine Chisholm Cush-
ing, author of kitty MacKay' and ~
Widow by Proxy" and play by Frances
Whtehouse.
Charles Frohman will take The Land
OF Promise by W. Somerset Vaughan.
with Billie Burke, into the Lyceum, fol-
lowing Elsie Ferguson, who moves with
The Strange Woman" to the Gaiety.
About the middle of January will come
the Barrie plays. THE Legend Of Leo
nora, or the Adored One as it is some
times called: 1.-THE Ladies' Shakesp care,
"Rosalind" and the Little Policeman
The appearance of William Gillette in
repertoire is very indefinite. Mr.. Gillette
is now 'on short business trip to
London. William Collier will go to New
York with "A Little Water on the Side, .
by Grant Stewart and himself, in about
three weeks. it is likely. In January IL.
V. Esmond and his London company will
be seen In When Eliza Comes to Stay"
He Is being urged to remain in New York
to play in repertoire. \ feature of the
spring season will be Thomas Wise in a
play called the Prince of Showmen,'
founded on the life of p. t. Barnum.
The Henry Il. Harris estate has with
drawn from the producing field. The
Misleading Lady being its last. But the
work of the Harrises will be continued
by William. jr.. who has number of
plays in view for spring, but none def
nitely decided upon.
Arthur Hopkins, having cast his bread
upon the waters with Eleanor Gates
play. I'VE Are Seven will walt before
producing the Berger play, 1.-The Deluge.''
The unnamed play, by Rachel Crothers.
accepted some time ago, will probably
not be done at ALL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

Maude Adams is to make her first ap-
pearance in Barrie's THE Legend of Leo
nora" In New York. the first week OF
January.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

If you want work. read the want coll
Ifnns OF The Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

George l.. Kennedy is winning success
in vaudeville in the leading part of The
Cheat" a strong melodramatic playlet
by Ethel Clifton.
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Conan & Harris Plans.

Cohan & Harris announce quite a
batch of plays for spring. There are
1.-The Beauty Shop with Raymond
Hitchcock, now playing in Chicago; 1t
Pays TO Advertise" by Roi Cooper Me
grue and Walter Hackett; The House
OF Glass, by Max MARGIN. now in re-
hearsal; Back Home by Bayard Veil
Ter and Irwin S. Cobb: Money Mania. :
by Max MARGIN: Something for Moth
ing'-which Is the renamed Dollars and
Sense'-by Porter Emerson Browne;
THE Three Ring Bride" musical
comedy, by Winchel Smith and John
Golden The Brain Promoter by Ed
ward Laska. and Cooper Hoyt, Inc,
that was produced last July with Dou lass
Fairbanks, may be rewritten and revived.
The authors are James Montgomery and
Hugh Ford.
John Cort declares he will rest with
THE Marriage Came" THE EMF Of
Youth. announced a long time ago. will
probably be produced as an independent
venture on the road by the authors,
Zeliah Covington and Jules Simonson.
Charles Dillingham; appears to be lat
liberty" this season.
Harrison Grey F'iske will have The
Honey Bee" by Hutchinson Boyd and
Rudolph Bunner. Mrs. Fiske. now ap-
pearing in San Francisco, will come east
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K. and E. and Lieblers.

AiitW a. Erlanger will shortly present
me Unseen Empire a contribution to
the peace propaganda by Atherton
browneH The Merry Martyr by Glen
marlborough and Huga Reisenfeld, in
which Maclyn AIbuckle was to have
oeen put out, has been shelved Rob
lnson Crusoe." by Glen Marlborough
will probably be brought out before it,
with Bert Williams as the star Another
play on the shelf is Silk" by Helen
Kraft and Frank Mandel, adapters of
Our Wives. Edwin Milton Royle's
dramatization, THE Winning of Barbara
Worth. has been sold by X and F. to
another firm for production on the road.
a. L. Thomas mas a piece called Marie
claire in the Is. and e. offices.
The Lieblers will probably do no more
producing this season. But if business
should let up at Grumpy" Cyril Maude
has The Headmaster.' The Flag Lieu
tenant" '.Toddles,'' The Toymaker of
Nuremburg'' and rip Van Wrinkle" in
his repertoire. Grumpy" is doing ex-
celient business. however. and several of
the English company have been sent back
ance.
Oliver Morosco opened Help Wanted
in South Bend, Ind. December 10. with
Henry kolller featured in the cast. The
metropolitan premiere VIII De given III
Chicago at the Cort Theater it is UNI
certain just what Morosco will do with
j. Hartley Manners decentralization of the
Jeffrey Farnol novel. The Money Moon =
1t is not altogether in satisfactory shape.
The Tx Tok Man of o." b. Frank
Baum. may be seen in New York toward
the end of the season. The Survivors"
by Henry kolker and William Vaughan
Petit, has been relegated TO the store
house as a failure. December IS 'Rita's
Romance" by Silvio Hein. Will receive
production at the Los Angeles house.
Col. Henry w. Savage will make his
feature production the hungarian opcr-
eta, "Sari.' featuring Mizzi Iiajos. TN
Gle Zeb,' ny Rupert Hughes will rest III
peace after the poor road business Will
lis Sweatnam will be provided with a
new play. as yet unamounced Also a
new vehicle will probably make its APP
pearance for Taylor Holmes. who is now
appearing in "Oh, | Say Tine King Of
the Mountains, by Franz Lehar and Vic
tor Leon, and La Demoiselle du Maea-
SIM adapted by Holman f. Day, will
possibly not be done in New York at all.
''Deiftland.' the Dutch operetta by Mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

Sydney Grundy. the English dramatist,
has finished a play called The World
Without End and it will be produced
in this country by Charles FCohman.
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William A. Brady.

William \. Brady will probably not
BRING Miss Jenny OJones' to New York
until ii IS much different play from its
present form. Just what Grace George
Will use for her new vehicle should this
avery Hopwood p ay prove inadequate is
an open. question. Alice Brady, how
ever, Is confident she has Il real produc-
uon in The Things That Count" the play
py Laurence Eyre that was once known
as Mrs. Christmas Angel and then IAN
Angel Without Wings. THE Core
spondent, by Rita Weiman and Alice
Leal Pollock. is still under consideration,
but it will probably be very late in the
season before anything is done with it,
Another production that lies in the hazy
future is James Montgomery play,
Come Home. Smith. This piece was
written before Ready Money and was
held by Harry Frazee, who contemplated
staging it. A play fun Of promise is
.Besgars on Horseback recently COM
pleted By owen Davis and accepted by
Mr.. Brady. The Lone Star Girl mu-
steal version of THE Texas Steer still
awaits production in New York. play
called "Any Woman Would. by e. Mac
donald Hastings. author of ''The New
SIM is being held in reserve for Grace
be pressed into service. An Immediately
forthcoming production is sylvia Runs
Away" by Robert Housum. dramatic ed
itor of the Cleveland Leader A new COM
edy by George Broadhurst is IN the
offing.
Just what Maurice Campbell will do is
still a matter of conjecture. The failure
Gus blow to him. He may. however put
forth Henrietta Crosnlan in a new play
toward the close of the season, or at the
beginning of next.
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wright. is writing a play around the
American colony in London.
Roland Blackstone has regained his
health and is with ]. X. Hacketts COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

The Shuberts are making preparations
for the production of The Midnight
Girl" piece which made a sensation
when produced in German i'll New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21
David Belasco.

After the closing Of David Warfield in
he Auctioneer, at the Belasco Thea ter,
Frances Starr will move in with a new
Henri Bernstein thriller. 1.-THE Secret"
Belasco has number of other plays un-
der consideration, but is not yet pre-
pared to issue any word concerning them.
1t Is known that ne some time ago signed
contracts with John Frederick Ballard,
author OF Believe Me, Xantippe," for q
new play to be produced III the not very
distant future.
belasco'S Son-in-law. William Elliott.
who was co-producer of The Governor $
Lady. has followed up his production of
several vaudeville sketches with more
ambitious venture, Kitty Mackay, by
Catherine Chisholm Cushing
Joseph Il. Bickerton. jr.. discoverer of
the Rainey hunt pictures and producer
oil Adele, is very conservative in giving
forth his plans. His sole announcement
is The Rule of Three by Douglas J.
Wood and Guy Bolton featuring kath-
crime Grey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21
NEW YEAR PLANS
OF THE MANAGERS

The Dramatic Mirror makes the follow
ing forecast of managers plans for the
near future. Some of the productions
have been seen already in Washington
and others probably will be presented
sooner or later in their careers.
Selwyn & Co. do not appear to intend
making extensive productions during the
next six months. Under Cover, the
play by Lawrence Halle. the young news
paper man. will undoubtedly be given
over entirely to A. II. Woods. It is now
out ON the road, being pruned and re-
vised.
tons have Won him the name of being
managers, Is not combining his entire at
tention to the play contest which he has,
nevertheless, been watching with much
care. The prize play. when it is finally
selected. will probably be produced at
the Booth Theater in the spring. Shaw s
THE Philanderer," will be produced at
the Little Theater two weeks hence by
an English company headed by Gran
vile Barker Beyond this the Ames
plans are uncertain.
The Anderson Gayety Theater Com
pany, which has leased the new Strand
Tneater, will dedicate the new theater
upon completion with a production called
THE Gayety Jubilee" following that
with The Candy Shop
Provided Margaret Anglin plays to good
business on the road between now and
the New Year she will probably be seen
in sort of festival in New York, pre-
sentlng repertoire OF her successes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

After a few weeks more III the east,
tMilestones." with the original English
company. will begin n long tour through
the south to the Pacific coast and back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

The company engaged by augustus
for the all-star reproduction of
Paid in Full includes FULLY Marshall,
Hattie Russell, OZa WALDORF, Riley
Hatch and George Riley
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

Featured numbers in the orchestral
program at the Sunday concerts from
to 1880 pm. at the Cosmos Theater
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

Billy Mcintyre, burlesque comedian.
is the son of James Mcintyre of the
we'll known Mcintyre x Heath firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

Two concerts will be given today at
e. f. Keith's Theater, this afternoon
at ; O'Clock and this evening at S:i5
o'clock. The principal attractions.
drawn from last weeks bill. will be
Belle Story. Edward Abeles and com
pany. Harry Gilfoil, Prince Lai Mon
Kim, Lola Merrill and Frank Otto and
other appropriate inclusions. together
with the Pathe motion pictures and the
pipe organ recitals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

The Flonzaley Quartette will play the
first Of its two concerts of the current
season, under the management OF i.
Arthur Smith, at the Masonic Auditorium
the afternoon OF January 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

George Marion. the stage director.
who has been associated with so many
of the Henry w. Savage successes.
staged "Sari," the Hungarian op-
eretta in which Mizzi Hajos is to APP
pear. He made trip across the
Atlantic last summer especially to wit
ness performances in Berlin, Vienna
and Budapest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

The Princeton University Triangle Club.
together with the accompanying rooters.
will arrive III the city this morning by
special train.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

When the play stop Thief opens. a
simon pure. dyed-in- the-wool thief
smuggied into the house by new
maid. is mistaken for a detective and
introduced to the family as such. In
these unusual surroundings the aston
ished craftsman proceeds to exercise
his calling. while responsibility for the
disa ppearance of one valuable after
another is accepted by the klepto-
maniacs. The original company will
present the play here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

BY special arrangement with klaw
& Erlanger and Florenz Zeigfeid. jr.,
Bert Williams has been secured for a
limited vaudeville tour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

Chauncey Olcott will be one Of the
January attractions at the Columbia The
alter, with q new play and new songs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

Everett Butterfieid was III the city last
Sunday and Monday paying u flying visit
to his wife. Jessie GlendinninG. and in
interesting himself in when the
next season of the Columbia p ayers will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

The Winning OF Barbara Worth
comes to the Columbia Theater January
g. and q week later Henry w. Savage
will present Willis Sweatnan in his new
play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-12-21

Hubert bruce of John Drew's com
pany. was long an established favorite
in the British metropolis. Mr.. bruce
made his first appearance on this side of
the water with Weldon Grossmith in the
comedy THE Night of the Party" and
scored a distinct Individual triumph. This
ay was acted in only a few American
cities
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