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week because they have played their 70
spective roles In the original touring com
pany. They are Fred Frear. Avita san
chez. Victor Kahn. and Ted Gibson.
Il Bruce AcRae VIII be- featured by Cohar
Harris IN their production of EdgaI
Selwyn's farce. Nearly Married" which
is to be the initial fan attraction at thu
0ayety Theater. New York. opening there
on Labor Day.
The nrst London theater to come out
boldly and announce that. following the
custom In the United States. the patrons
i OF the stalls no longer viii be expected "a
wear evening dress. already has benefited
BY the change. This Is the historic Savoy.
which was made worid-famous by the
production there Of the Gilbert q sulli-
van operas.
| The Lyman H. Howe series of Sunday
afternoon travel festivals at the Colum-
bia Theater will begin August 10 Mr..
Howe's coming may be looked upon a.
the first sign Of the approaching season
Margaret Anglin announces that VIII
lam Furst has completed an overture and
musical setting especially composed for
her performance of the Electra OF
Sophocles," which she will present at the
Greek Theater Of the University Of Cali
fornia in September.
Pavlowa hopes to see when she Is in
this country next season the students of
! q woman's college in a classic dance She
has asked that in the event Of her giving
special performances for universities. as
she has been invited to do. that they in
return viii arrange to have the students
appear for her in q Greek play. She Is
greatly interested In exhibitions Of this
character.
Rehearsals for A. H. Woods production
Of Potash and Perlmutter," which will
open in the Cohan Theater. win COM
mence the second week of July. The play
IL scheduled to open in Atlantic City be-
fore the New York premier. An excep-
tionally strong cast has been engaged. in
cluding Barney Bernard. Alexander Carr.
Lee Kohlmar, Louise Dresser, and Jo-
seph Kilgour.
Jane Cowl, who IL to be starred by the
American Play Company, will return to
the cast of the New York company of
within the Law" at the Eltinge Thea
.
weeks later will begin rehearsals of a
new play by Marguerite Mayo, in which
she will make her starring debut on
Broadway about Christmas.
Wallace Eddinger will create the prin-
cipal male role in Seven Keys to Bald
pate" which George NJ. Cohen is drama
tizing from Earl Deer Biggers' book OF
that name, to be produced at Cohan &
Harris Astor Theater in New York Sep
tember I.
Since leaving this country last March
E. NJ. Newman has been making a photo
graphic record Of the metropolitan CEN
ters Of Europe for presentation TO MS
audiences next winter. Among the many
unusual motion pictures he has taken
was one posed especially for him inl
Paris by President Poincaire and the
King of Spain. After an extended auto
mobile tour on the Continent, Mr.. New ]
man will return to America about Sep !
tember Is.
Craig Weston. who is proving a valued |
addition to the personnel of the Colum- !
bia Players. will be seen this week as |
Southern oficer in William Gillette's
Secret Service"
H. H. Frazee's production Of Eugene
Walters Fine Feathers with Wilton
Lackaye. Robert Edeson. and others of
he cast seen in that play last season.
las been selected by Cohan & Harris
Is the initial attraction for their new
Bronx Opera House in New York City,
he formal opening of which is to occur
N Saturday night, August 3.
George Edwardes. the pan,ata Of mus-
al comedy in London. is quoted as say
ng after inspecting the several ''revuesr'
made up of American material and per-
ormed by American players: They're a
hin imitation Of the real American arti-
lie. Only one American has as yet sue
eeded in transferring a real American
musical entertainment successfully to the
london stage. l refer to George W.
Henry Miller's current success, THE
tainbow." will receive its first stock pro-
uction at the hands OF the Columbia
layers in the near future. although Mr.
diller and Ruth Chatterton will con-
Inue in the play all this season. The
rst production Of The Rainbow was
n the stage Of the Columbia Theater.