New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-26

Chauncey Olcott viii play his annual
Now York engagement beginning to-mor-
row night Al the Crane opera House
His play FOR this year presented under
the direction Of Henry Miller. is The
Isle q Dreams" by Mrs. Rida Johnson
Young.
Mr. Olcotts new vehicle departs from
the character Of most OF the previous
Olcott successes in that IL deals with the
threatened invasion of Ireland by Ma
poleon In 1879. NJ that dime the French
Emperor counted upon using that country
as a strategic base for his invasion OF
England. and difficulties are added 20
the career OF the hero. played by MI.
Olcott, through his arrest as a freEch
spy.
As part OF the play Mi Olcot, Will si0S
four new songs. one Of which is When
Irish Eyes Arc Smiling. lie VIII also
lcpoat number Of his former successes.
At the Irving Place Theatre the com
ing week will bring two events OF inter-
.st. The first Of these is the appearance
of Mathildc Brandt. the new leading
woman of the company, IN the principai
part in Sudcrmann's "JohannisteueT'
The performance is aimed 10 give Miss
Brandt her first emotional part OF I'M
portancc with tho company.
On Thursday evening. January 90. new
production will be made at the theatre
This Will be an Italian Play, "Gannetta
Tears" by Francisco pastonchi. The
author. who Is on" Of ltalT's new drama
tists. deals in the play with the expert
cuces Of a woman confronted with vari-
Gus problems Of tho day. Miss Brandt
will appear as Gianrcttd. The play viii
ne repeated ON Friday and SATURDAY,
while on Tuesday and Wednesday even
inss "Mcin Frcund TcdGy' Will be given.
La Petite Chocolatiare." a new plaH
presented in French by the Ccrcie Drama
ti1ue dc rAlliaucc rrarcaisc. viii De
given al the aerial theatre, in the New
Amsterdam Theatre Building on Thurs
DAY night. January 60 It will be repeated
on Friday and Saturday nights. January
q and February :. and at q matinee per-
Torrance on Saturday. The author OF the
1 play, which is comedy in four acts, IS
Paul Gaysult
The presentation OF the comedy will be
made by q number OF members Of Tho
Cerclo. I, is further intended to mark
the inauguration of a plan for the pres
cntatlon Of five plays each season in
stead OF three. as in the past.
The Authors Amusement Company will
present a play BY Alex Il. Ebin on Satur-
day afternoon and evening. February !.
AT the Berkeley Theatre "Marriagcabies
il the title Of the play. which is com
cdy.
The plot treats OF the love Of girl for
an actor. The opposition OF the girl 9
mother TO the marriage and the actor
efforts 10 prove himself maria geable
man furnish the hurnors OF the play
The new Winter Garden musical pro-
duction will be made at that theatre on
Saturday night. February l. The Hon
cvmoon Express" is It's name, and its
chief players are Gaby Deslys and Al
Jolsoa. The piece is the work OF Joseph
w. Herbert and Harold Atterdge. with
music by Jean Schwartz.
The story is told in two acts and twelve
scenes. IT'S setting being Paris. Ivonne.
the young wife OF Henri Dubonet, tires
OF her husband and allows Baudry. a
lawyer. TO make love 10 her. permitting
him 10 think that II he secures divorce
for her she will marry him. The divorce
is secured. but when Henri becomes heir
with his wife 10 huge fortune she finds
II necessary 70 become his wife to share
in the inheritance. The difficulties arts
inr from Henri's forced marriage 10 an
other, and Yvonne's efforts 10 secure the
money furnish the humor Of the play.
The cast will be a large one including.
m addition 10 Mile. Deslys and Mr.. Jolson.
Harry Pilcer. Ada Lewis Fanny Brice.
Melville Ellis. Harry Fox. Yancsi Dolly.
Lou Anger. Ernest Giendinning, +. owen
Baxter and Doyle and Dixon.
In Harlem, al the West End Theatre
and B. f. Keith's Harlem opera House,
TWO recent Broadway successes Will be
seen.
The Red Petticost' with Helen Low
ell. will appear at the West End Theatre
The musical comedy Will be presented
or the cast which recently appeared at
Daly's and the Broadway Theatre. This
includes Grace Field. Louise Mink Fran
ces Kennedy. James 3. Carson, William
Pruette. Joseph Phillips Donald MacDor-
aid. Henry Norman and Allen kearns
At II. T. Keith's Harlem Opera House
''Get-Rich- Quick Wallingford." George NJ.
Cohan's drama,ization Of The George
Randolph Chester stories. will he played
for the week 10 come. The performance
OF the play will be the first given in stock
George Soule Spencer will have the title