New-York tribune., 1914-11-22

will be used in Miss Terry's perform
ance tomorrow night
Days Theatre viii open on Monday
evening, November 23, with Frank
keenan, in Yosemite play OF the
romantic period of the Pacific Coast,
BY Charles a. Taylor. Mr. Keenan, viii
play the title role Of Yosemite, and
in the supporting cat VIII be Grace
Valentine, Lillian h.ngs bury, Ethel
Clifton, Mario Maicroni, Roberto
Deshon, Mac Barnes, Joseph Crehan,
Calvin Thomas, John Mitchell. Thomas
Meagan, Robert Davis and little
Blanche Burns. A feature Of interest
will be the temperance Of j. Sebas-
tiOn Won Hiler, for 50 many years
musical director at Daly's of oidtime
memories. Yosemite is produced under
the direction of Ralph +. Cumming
Harry Lauder, the Scottish comedian,
now engaged in his seventh American
tour, will appear a. the New YORK
Theatre under the direction of william
Morris for SIX days. beginning Monday
afternoon, November 3. Daily matt
nees will be given during the week ~
the New York LADDERS song roper
tory will be selected from the follow
ing: "a Wee Deoch and DORIS -
breakfast in Bed on Sunday Momin'," ="
Il Love Lassie," Safest o. the Fam
ily," 81 Loved Her Ever Since She Was
Baby" "Tobermory," "The Message
Boy" "The Kitty Lads" "The Same as
His Father Did Before Him." shes
the Lass for Ne" 1--WE Parted on the
Shore" The Wee Hoose Mang the
Heather" and many others Laudar
will be surrounded By a company Of
variety artists.
F. Ray Comstock's Princess Theatre.
IN West 39th ST., will reopen on Tues
day evening, November "a. with three
new plays. The opening was originally
announced for Saturday evening, No
vember 21 but the eXigencies Of pre-
pairing new bill have caused three
day postponement. The largest OF tn ,
three plays is across the Border" b.
B. Nj. Dix. This is a piece more am
bilious in both scenic and interpreta-
tive demands than any heretofore ap-
pearing at the Princess Theatre. 1t is
in four scenes. The new programme
also includes "Nettie." a comedy. by
George AIDE, and an the Fog" drama
by Frederick Truesdell.
The opening Of "The Garden Of
Paradise" at the Park Theatre has
been postponed till Wednesday The
Liebler Company, under whose man
agement this production is made, an
nources that lowing TO the great me-
Chanical difficulties and extraordinary
scenery, the curtain will rise on
Wednesday evening at 1880 p. m. sharp.
On subsequent nights at O'Clock"
The Garden Of Paradise" is in four
parts and nine scenes. Each scene de-
signed by Joseph Urban is in itself a
picture requiring a large corps Of
shifters.
pilates Daughter is the title Of
the miracle drama, in five acts, which
George H. Brennan, managing director
of the Alban company. will produce at
the Century Opera House Wednesday
night The author is Francis L. Kennel.
pilates Daughter" is the story Of
Claudia, the young daughter Of the
Roman Governor of Jerusalem, who
throws Christ rose as He passes her
window on the way TO her fathers
court. where He is condemned TO death.
The rose touches his garment and falls
20 the ground to be trampled over By
the feet of the mob. When the crowd
has passed she discovers the rose lying
in the dust. To her surprise she finds
that the little flower is fresh as ever
and has lost none Of its fragrance. All
her life she cherishes the sacred rose,
and in after years, through its aid,
performs wonderful miracles that
bring relief TO suffering Christians.
The scenes Of the play take place both
in Jerusalem and Rome. The cast calls
for one hundred and fifty persons. all
of whom are women. Special music has
been written for the songs and dances.
The principal parts are taken by Marion
Barney, Sara Biala. Agnes Mapes. Mar
earet Vryline, Constance MolineauX,
Eleanor Russell and Ethel Gray. For
the ballet Mile. DONNA Marini. pre-
miere danseuse Of the Scala, Milan, has
been engaged.