Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-10-31

on Monday night. is a genuine Hungarian
movement. or folk dance. It was intro
duced in the operetta by Mizzi Hajos. II
is popular in Hungarian villages and can
be danced as we'll by a girl alone as by
one or more couples. Miss Hajos ex-
plains that one reason for its popularity
in Hungary is that there are always
more girls than boys at village dances,
and a girl does not need a partner for
the "HazaZaa."
James e. Murray, the Pail Racz in
the operetta "Sari" is said to be the
originator OF tabloid light opera in this
country. Mr.. Murray had his own COM
pany in Boston for three seasons until
two years ago and gave condensed YER
sions of light opera.
A popular priced matinee of "a Pair
Of Skies will be given at the Adelphl
Theatre on Tuesday, Election Day. Ed
ward Peples' farce continues to make
capacity audiences laugh heartily. Mon
day night this rollcking play starts on
its third week here.
The title OF John Drew's present COM
edy, THE Prodigal Husband" In which
the actor has been appearing at the EN-
pire Theatre, New York. since the be-
which he is soon due here at the Broad
bears a resemblance to the title of one
OF Mr. Drew's earlier successes, 9Th,
Perplexed Husband" The two comedies
must not be confused. as THE ProdIgal
Husband" had its first performance on
any stage only this season, being the
Joint work OF Dario Niccodemi, the dis
tnguished French playwright and au-
thor of many OF Madame Rejane's sue
Nd aI
THE Yellow Ticket"
Potash & Perlmuttsr." which took
New York by storm and had a record
breaking run at the Cohan Theatre there,
VIII come to the Garrick on November g.
The week OF November o will be ami
Hersahy week at B. F. Keiths Theatre.
For the last II years this playhouse has
onersd to Philadelphia theatregoers the
highest class vaudeville. and the 18th an
nFerEary weeks bill will be one of the
most attractive presented, with Lasky's
soeisty Buds" Gould and Ashlyn, Allan
Dlnehart and Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Wilde
- the principal features.
Ethel Barrymore has decided to post
pohe her presentation OF a new play this
season and will play a few weeks In
tuasViHs. appearing as the headline at
traction OF the bill at B. II. Reith's Thea
curing the weak OF November 80.
NJ william Gillette, Marie Doro ana
StSnehe Bates. In Charles Frohman's re-
IVA OF Diplomacy" will be at the
saNas 1Vsa street Theatre the week of De-
.,es hles Frohman'S thrss-star musical
so1 alliance, including Julia Sander
n - NohAld Brian and Joseph Cawthorne.
Oi,I nsH musical comedy success, The
FhsatrS 4, otsh' viii come TO the Forrest
Lsyior Holmes and Walter Jones have
ssa hits In THE Third Party" a
49, 49, IN New York, where they have been
~ Ing In this play continuously since
nuaie OF the summer. The Third
Lt.Hs WI come TO the Adslphi Theatre
this season.
sssehs and Willie Howard, singing
ths W'ef comedians with The Whirl Of
by ~. ie' nc. are 10 be starred next season
booI inter Garden management. The
Atisr,s now being written by Harold
aaee.sase' suthor OF seven Winter Garden
lsEr With music by sigmund Rom
and Harry Carroll.
ssasa Eltinge. IN "The CrinoIin. Girl"
" Ss sene later 10 the GarrIck Theatre
gsss- s'ass viii wear some new stunning
AAll. well knOEA Ter his sDlsUdid