New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-14
EVS OF PLAYS
and PLAYERS
,o.eoh Urban to Stage
.sTwelfth Night" Instead
of Reinhardt.
.cIpI FROM UTAH"
TO STAY HERE
,c,;,.Chin" at Last-A Georgia
Enthusiast - Chez
Maurice"
~ HECTOR TURNBULI..

py HECTOR TURNBUll.
A., long promised view Of Twelfth
.s Max Reinhsrdt would have
W. !, has alas been postponed once
aN This stage society of New York
~. che leadership of Mrs. Norman
sl....ood which has been working for
~. time in cooperation with George
.sss ~ the Liebler company. expect
lls., now that their first joint eff
= M "a illustrate the best foreign
Nn Of stage producing would be
1880 Max RSinhsrdt's personal
.'.. direction Of Miss Phyllis Neil
sY .~rv in Shakespeare's "ioyouse
srss Professor Reinhsrdt's in
o ss;.- "a leave Europe, however, makes
W Kan impossible for the present
s,s.;hle at least so far as Miss
rrr,s Nelson Terry in Twelfth
S:ssss I, concerned. This disappoint-
w.. W. does not entirely put of the as
l.,;on OF Mr.. Tyler and the Stage
s'...v AZ New York in their plans to
-. "a America Europe's biggest pro-
n.ss, Mr.. Tyler will now employ Joseph
80 49,. me Viennese artist brought to
800. nv the Boston Opera company,
sTvelfth Night" In December,
~ Professor Reiuhardt is expected
Wv .,riys. Mr.. Tyler will again join
80 With the Stage Society in order
|. ~. Professor Reinhardt an oppor-
..,,.v 70 exhibit his stage methods In
s.sy,es For this purpose fund,
'..sr han was originally intended,
- been raised by the Stage Society.
,.,ond fund is promised for bring
Granville Barker TO America.
r.. m. last two months in almost
r.,v mail we have received enlighten-
Ind highly interesting notes on the
.srre,, Of "Chin-Chin," Montgomery
ii Stones newest production, TO be
,,..sn,ed al the Globe Theatre. In
81 instance the resourceful dissem-
iap, Of publicity, who composed the
anrrsphs, managed 10 say something
80 ,bout the production. Admiration
az kis persistence, diligence and never
,,K,r fund of facts often over
,h,Ired US so completely that we for
-, 70 print the notices. Last night,
.,rc.r. his well ran dry. and TO cele-
.ns the occasion we will print his
NJ, usp: "The Globe will open with
Ihin.Chin' Tuesday, October 90"
css,lss Frohman Is so tickled over
"A, SUCCESS Of his musical comedy "The
en- from Utah at the Knickerbocker
,.,. be Is going TO keep it dancing
sssy 8. that playhouse until after the
lew yssr. He says II has drawn the
Arrest receipts Of any musical pro-
su;tiur ever directed by him in New
York His work on the new musical
wrsiy "Sybil" is going on without
irxruption. and he plans TO put II on
q Boston about the end of November.
F,Iowing q report that Villa Holt
Wakefield, the pIanologist, intends 70
Awka devotion 10 her native Georgia
.yvsring nothing but clothes made of
si.ea sad persuading her sister play
snn DO likewise, comes = story from
4. Little Theatre that 44th St is lined
VII hosiers trying 20 furnish Win
iA,p Anes with silk stockings for
lie rs play "A Pair of Silk Stock
la' All OF which makes us rather
i'x Miss Wakeheld's influence does
,si meet with overwhelming success.
link Of your favorite leading lady
s,strg cotton clad ankle while con-
'srsing with the immaculate hero. And
iaink once more Of what the Winter
G,rdsn chorus would look like if they
szbseed the buy a Bale of Cotton"
,'ysnent, 10 the extent of wearing cot
20 tights. Miss Wakeiield's idea is a
,'rthy one, but il should not be car
r'd to such extremities.
Marie Dressler will open her season
Atlantic City, a. the Apollo Theatre,
Monday, the Goth, with q new play
WPirker A. Hord. Il is q farce with
!.i music, called "The Sub" The
suo.rts, who will produce u, have en-
nged Robert ODER. Bert Iytell, Sarah
seVicker, Albert Reed. juja Blank,
iilyn Harris, Laura Va and Jack
V'hsrty for the cast.
10 order TO avoid conflict with other
w nights, Selwyn and company have
;sdsd on Friday night, October %, as
" opening date of owen Johnson's
E The Salamander," at the Harris
'tsstr..
ssorgs Vivian has been engaged by
itiss Hopkins as manager for the
'laea and Judy Theatre. Mr.. Vivian
Nan setor-msnsger in England at
aBslhsm Theatre for four years, and
ing the last twelve years has been
hasger for Ben Greet
following that curious and mex
naole custom which makes it shock
nsd taste 10 give a dance hall an
Yhsh name, Maurice & Walton have
Safstened the Palais dc Danse the
,a'harrlce. II will open in q burst
NEW glory tomorrow night.