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som Brook, which has attracted much

som Brook, which has attracted much
attention.
Eleanor Gates new play is Of a
fantastic order. Its scenes being laid in
an imaginary region. 1t Is to be pro-
duced after the holidays.
A revised edition of Miss Daisy" by
Philip Bartholomae, may be seen in
Chicago.
1t is said Jack Lait, author of Help
Wanted" is to write play for Evelyn
Nesbit.
role in a play to be brought out by A.
H. Woods.
A new play by John Sainpolis will
have an early production. 1t is called
THE Passing of Hans Dippell."
B. Macdonald Hastings. the English
dramatist and author of That Sort"
is to write IA play for Marie Doro.
A full-blooded Yaqui Indian has COM
posed an operetta called White Eagles
Wooing." which is to be produced in
San Francisco.
Robert T. Haines last week produced
in New York Two Thieves" play1et
u
r. S. Warren Bell.
Zelda Sears, who is recovering from
the effects of an operation for appen-
dicitis Is to be seen IN a new play
called THE Bright Side
Douglas Fairbanks has been engaged
for an important part In new play py
James Forbes, to be produced by Sell
wyn and company.
A promised novelty is an act from
Japan with Nine. Sumiko. japanese
prima donna, and four dancing ge1shas
Edwin Selwyn has written comedy
entitled Rolling Stones," Of which
Janet Dunbar will have the leading
feminine role. Harrison Ford and
Charles Ruggles will be in the cast.
A playlet called Milk" by Una Clay
ton is to be produced in New York.
Its object is to point out the proper
standards of milk and the Importance
of the subject to thousands of oaby
lives.
Frances Ring will be leading lady
of a stock company in Pittsburgh for
the remainder of the season.
Grace George is to appear in New
York in new play on Christmas
night.
Billie Burke has revived The Phi
losopher in the Apple Orchard" as a
curtain raiser to Jerry"
Henry Kolker is appearing as Hun
garian musician in a new play called
'The Witness Chair" by Harriet Ford
and Ernest Poole.
The Flonzaleys in the past seven
years have covered not only the entire
United States. but all the civilized mu-
steal countries on the other side of the
of Pullman has no terrors for them
when practice is necessary And as
scarcely day in the season passes
without that need, in their exactlns
eyes. travel periods are frequently
utilized for the purpose. In the privacy
of a stateroom they unlimber their In
struments and rehearse their programs
effectively If not with convenience.
Mary Pickford In Behind the Scenes
will be the stellar attraction at the
Garden Theater the entire week of No
vember 20. Behind the Scenes" is
story of stage life by Margaret Mayo
James Kirkwood. Lowell sherman
Russell Bassett and other members OF
the Famous Players Company are IN
the cast.
IT is announced that Z. H. Sothern
and Julia Marlowe will give up their
New York residence and make their
American home In Litchfeld. Conn.
Mr. Sothern and Miss Marlowe may re-
turn to the stage next season.
Emma Trentini made her appearance
last week in Albany. under the Shu-
bert management, in "Polenblut," whose
English version is named The Peas
ant Girl" Her role is that of coun-
try girl, masquerading as a servant,
who subdues a high-tempered noble-
man.
"A Pair OF Silk Stockings" Cyril
Harcourt's comedy at the Little Thea
ter, New York, requires specially de-