The evening world., 1913-03-08
0NE7ACT PLAYS
TO Be OFFERED
At THE PRINCESS
Liberty Hall" Will Be Seen
Again and Damaged
Goods" Staged.


performance Of considerable variety.
After Mime. forska and Robert Drouet
have appeared In scenes from Camille"
Miss Dressler will burlesque that play
with Jefferson DE Angels a. Armand.
The bouncing comedienne will also give
number OF her funniest songs and
limitations. Other entertainers will be-
Dorothy Toye. who calls herself q tenor
soprano; Charles E. Evans In TIE Up
TO You. William" Weber and Wilson.
dancers; Mary Desmond. oontralto, and
Frederick Hastings. baritone. The
Evolution OF Dancing will serve rs AN
added feature.
Tue twentieth anniversary Of Charles
Frohman's Empire Theatre will Do cello
brated on Tuesday night with Q revival
Of Liberty Halt" produced there In
l&. John Mason will head the cast.
Emily Dodd returns to har old role of
Of Miss Hickson and Lennox Pawie Ia
to have the role of the old bookseller
that he played In London. Martha
Hedman has been cast for Viola Aliens
old part. and Charlotte Ives will have
the role that Agnes Miller formerly
L'EstranEe. Wilfred Draycott. Sidney
Herbert and Ada Dryer. The plot Of
tho play. It may be recalled. turns on
the penniless condition In which two
sisters md themselves on the death OF
their father. They live in . nns old
hall. but the estate and oil the prop
erty are to go TO . cousin who has
been travelling IN India. and who Is
reported to be an eccentric young fell
low. careless of the worlds opinion.
The new Fincess Theatre. In Thirty
ninth street. where short plays on the
order Of those produced at the Grand
GuiSnol and Theatre Antoine In Paris
are to be given, will be opened on Fri
day night. Tho performances are TO he
given under tho direction of Holbrook
Blinn. the leading member of the com.
pany. Tho opening bill will include
Fancy Free . comedy by Stanley
Houghton: Fear" play from the
Grand Guisnoi; The Switchboard" a
comedy by Edgar Wallace. and ANY
Night" . melodrama by Edward Ellis
This announcement Is made: such
plays a. make an appeal to mature in
telligsnce will be selected regardless Of
their commercial value. and the attend
ance OF very young theAtrs9oers 70 not
solicited by the MANAGEMENT inasrnuoh
as some OF the offerings will contain
modern dramatic material not adapted
to younger playgosrs."
At the Fulton Theatre. beginning on
yl..kt
appear IN q series OF Japanese and
Iiindoo dance plays. assisted by a COM
pany Of native actors The first feature
will DO The Bakawait. a Iundoo Love-
play Of Indra's Heavenly Court" In
three scenes. In this play Miss st. Denis
win Introduce the Dance OF tho Gold
and Black Sari. tho Dance OF the Blue
Flame. the Jewelled Dance Before the
Court of Heaven and the Dance In the
Forest OF Ceylon. The second half of
the entertainment will be given over to
a Japanese play. in which Miss st. Denis
will Introduce the Dance Of tho Flower
Arrangement. a dance Of the thirteenth
century poetess: the Samurai Dance and
the Dance Of the Fussn Bosatsu.
"pver yman," the wsli known morality
play, will be revived at the Children's
Theatre on Monday evening at 9 o clock.
with Edith Wynne Mstthison In the title
role. Among others in the cast will be
Ben Greet. Beverly Sitgreaves. Charles
Francis and Ruth Vivian.
Under the auspices OF distinguished
%
Richard Bennett will produce At the
Fulton Theatre on Friday afternoon
Eugene Brieux's play Damaged Goods. :"
with Mr.. Bennett In the cast will bs
Wilton Lackaye. Dodson Mitchell. Clar.
ence Handysidcs. John Turner, oraos
Ellis,on. Laura Burt. Amelia 0ardnsr,
Margaret Wycherley and Mabel Morri-
son.
The Irish Players at waliach's WI
revive two more Of 5ynge's plays. Tho
Well of the Saints and the shadow
OF the Glen" Their offerings Will IN
chde several OF their most popular
plays.
| Rudolph Schildkraut win appear q,
the West End Theatre in Number q.
a drama adapted from the German OF
Richard Vos..
THE Chocolate Soldier" comes u the
Grand Opera House.
The Cowboy and the Lady" will BE-
played by the Academy OF Music stock
company at tine star Theatre,
beverly OF Graustark" viii be pre-
scented by the stock company at tho Har
lem Opera House.
Miss New York Jr." ~ - be seer
at Miners Eighth Avenue Theatre. Tn.
stars OF Stagelaud' will be the attrsc
t!on at Miners Peoples Theatre.
Sam Howe brings his "I.ovem akers'
10 the Olympic.
The Columbia will have The wlnnn n,
Widows"
The Girls from Happylsnd' will b,
at the Murray Hin Theatre.
The Merry Whrl" moves to Hurt.