Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-07-22

May Irwin (speaking of stout peo- ple) is to open the season at The l Plymouth Theatre, Boston. George ,Arliss in "Discraeli," Cyril Maude
 Margaret Aaglin in Shakespeare and
 General John Regan' are among the
 other attractions booked for The
 Lieber Co.'S Boston playhouse
 Brandon Tynan, who plays the title
 roll of Joseph and His Brethren.
 is planning flying European trip
 to read the manuscript of his own
 play. The Melody of Youth', to an
 English star who is interested ill It's
 London production.
 In addition to the various stars
 and near stars that will be engaged | by The LeblerVitagraph Feature Film Co.,. for the various dramas and
 spectacles to be staged for moving
 pictures by this new corporatlo1.
 the regular company now employed
 by the Vitagraph Company Of Amerl-
 ca will be used ill the enaction of these plays. This company includes many players well known to Broad-
 way and the legitimate playhouses
 the country over. There are Maurice
 Costello and John Bunny, the idols . of the moving picture fans" of all localities, Sydney Drew, Courtenay ? Foote. who was leading man for , George Arliss two seasons ago, Chas. l Kent. a fine old character actor as sociated with the old-time stars, l.. Rogers Lytton, conspicuous in the
 support of Sothern, Mrs.. Patrick . Campbell and other stars, James . Young, who was leading juvenile ill ( Viola Aliens Shakespearian produc- tions, Hugh Mack, Louise Beaudet, . Edith Storey, Edith Halleren, Anna
 Stewart, Kate Price, Julia Swayne Brook and about sixty others.
 within the Law has proven
 more than an American success as it is equally popular in England and
 Australia. One has to see the play
 to know the effect it has on the , masses, who understand the inJus- \ ! 4 of nf stores and the grating interference [ of some of the police Every scene } fthe play has been verified in court often the similarity has been re- , markable. Only last week the her. oine who works within the law was matched by "the Wolf of Wall Street. Removed from the condolences to } England and Australia, the play : stands upon it's merits as one of the
 strongest melodramas ever written. , The third annual convention of the Motion Picture Exhibitors League at
 the Grand Central Palace in New
 York City from July Eth to 18th was
 the most successful that has occur
 red sirce the organization was first
 promoted. It was attended by large
 crowds of curious public, exhibitors
 from all over the United States and
 hosts of well known actors and act resses. The chief topic of conversa-
 tion was the marvellous success of
 George ,Kleines photo-drama Quo Vadis" which has done more for the
 dignity of the craft than any achieve
 ment of years and has proven a great
 incentive to manufacturers and
 producers to direct their efforts ln
 the line of high class and dignified
 productions MT. Kleine has been
 the most prominent figure in this
 new great field of enterprise for
 years and continues to be so. He combines artistic imaginative power
 with executive force.
 Rehersals have begun on the new musical play by. Glen MacDonough 7, and Hugo Reisenfeld. It will be one l. of Messrs. Klaw and Erlanger S carly productions. The title settled
 upon "The Merry Martyr" In its original form as farce by Leo Birinski, it was called "Narrentantz (''The Fools Dance"D, but in Its
 present form there have been many
 changes and a new title was de- l sirable The scenes, originally laid