New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-09

London obtained from Hermann Su-
dermann the dramatic rights of his
greatest work. The Song of Songs
My musical work this season will be
more extensive than in any other pre-
yious season. begin the year at the
Globe Theatre on August %, with Richard
earle and Hattie Williams in a new mu-
steal comedy called The Doll Girl with
music by Leo Fall, the author of The
Dollar Princess For this production |
am glad to be able To announce a novelty,
which is nothing less than another j. Nj.
Barrie skit. which will be used by Mr..
earle and Miss Williams in the same man
rer as 4 Slice of Life Mr.. Barrie calls
his new skit The Dramatists Get What
They Want
Following the return Of Miss Julia
Sandcrson in The sunshine Girl at the
knickerbocker Theatre. Donald Brian will
appear there in The Marriage Market
which is now running at Days Theatre,
London. and which was originally given
on the Continent. Although foreign In its
authorship, The Marriage Market. both
in book and in music. is thoroughly Amer
lean Its scenes are laid in the mountains
of California. the bay Of San Francisco,
on board a yacht and in the city Of San
Francisco Mr.. Brian will appear first as
Teddy the COWBOY then as a sailor and
finally as a newspaper reporter.
Gaety Play for Here.
81 have also obtained from George Ed
wardes his present GaiCty Theatre, Lon
don. musical play called The Girl on the
Film which | shall produce In Deem
Der and for which the principal artists
vii! come from London. | also have an
opcretta called The Little King which
was produced In Vienna and is being
adapted for me by Harry b. Smith. Paul
Rubcus. the author Of The Sunshine Girl.
is writing new play for me called The
N-Ray Girl | have "A new musical re-
view 10y the French authors Caillavet and
dc Fl-rs. with scenes laid In America
France and England. Gaillavet and de
FI,rs hav, also completed the book OF
La Mcntanscr. which have secured for
the purpose Of having Harry f.. Smith
roedapt It FOR America.
Through Mr.. Michael Faraday. the
manager OF the Lyric Theatre, London. !
have secured the American rights OF the
latest opcrctta by oscar Straus. author OF
The Chocolate Soldier This oporetta has
lust been finished ana viii be PRODUCED
on September at the Lyric Theatre. Lon
don. and Immediately afterward In Ne"
York Another musical play which has
had a great success I'm Germany, ana
which hav. secured Tor America from
IN. same source. Is The Laughing Hus-
hand which will nrst be- produced IN
October AZ the New Theatre. London ana
later m New York
Mrs Patrick Campbell, Sir John Hare
and Irene Vaubrugh are all TO play under
my management the coming season. ]
omen my London season at the Duke OF
York's Theatre on September !. WIN
The Legend 81 Lconora.' and my Globe
Theatre. London. on September 5. with
the American play Years Of Discretion
by arrangement with David belasco.
have also arranged for the English pro-
duction at the Comedy Theatre. bphdoh'
~ another American play. The Conspira-
cy.' which will be given there ON Septem-
Der ].
Il wish / could but ! cannot tell you
what kinds 81 plays the public VIII III
cline a. this season. But this much can
promise you'll will tell YOU fully what
the public wants at the end Of the sea
son. come back from an ola worn"
which is happy In the thought that Amer
lea Is going TO lower the tarih. Foreign
crs see great prosperity I'm sight for thein
al the expense of American manuta'tur-
ers and workmen. II rs risky thlhs 10
interfere between hungry man ana MS
dinner -