New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-19
whv Dramatist =. Klein
=" Could Not See THE
Money Makers"
ap,S NOW GUARDING
WESTMINSTER ABBEY
s.,,wovs and Warfeld Start
psbearsaIs-The Cost of
Consequences
nr ACroN DAWES.

RV ACION OAN AH0'
-. ,hs Buffalo audience at the
~ nerformance Of The Money
trH on Monday night called
a5Ss Tor sAutborl AuthOrl" for. the
iouev ;;r,s sinee be began to write plays
~. .s 80 wears ago, Mr.. Charles
t 49, ,,ss unable TO bow his thanks and
49, 49, himself Of his usual speech.
Worsnver Mr.. Klein was not only
,.nt from the first performance OF
= Nav. but he had never once put
,nneSrance at ally Of its rehear-
- the reason Of his absence from
sTSs Money Makers" is that Mr.. Klein
- nresent setting as one Of the re-
I've guards who are protecting West
ninsser Abbey from any possible IN
wbsn Mr. Klein left New York more
han a year ago 70 take up his per-
lament residence in London, he an
,nuneed that the reason for ms de-
,sylure was a desire to find peace and
met away from the hustle and tur-
Sol Of New York. But the present
sT,break of hostilities abroad hardly
.Sarises 70 provide exactly the restful
sep3itjons which Mr.. Klein was look
- for Letters received in this city
vssterday convey the information that
Nv Klein Is serving in London with the
peserye Army Corps. For the present,
,hsrefore. this author of any number
u successful American plays may be
sssp daily pacing up and down in front
81 the historic edifce wherein repose
he remains Of long line Of person
sves whose achievements have served
10 glorify the history Of the British
nation.
Lew Fields yesterday engaged Miss
lose Collins for the title role Of
4Suzi" In his forthcoming production
Of the operetta of that name. Miss
Collins is at present the prima donna
Of the Winter Garden. "Suzi," which
viii be one of Mr.. Fields most preten-
nous productions of the season, is an
hungarian operetta which has been
playing for three years in Budapest,
and for which Mr. Fields obtained the
American and English rights from Ed
ward F. Rush. II is written by Frank
Nsrtos, with music by Aladar Renyi,
The English version is made by Otto
Hsuerbach, author Of Three Twins"
Madame Sherry" "High Jinks" and
other successes. George Marion, pro-
Queer Of "The Merry Widow" is stag
ing the operetta, which is scheduled
for production early next month.
Rehearsals began yesterday for the
new play, "Milady's Boudoir," by J. c..
Drum, il which ]. w. Hope will star
Adele Blood. The production is under
the direction of Reginald Barlow.
Austin Webb and Henry Bergman have
been definitely engaged for important
roles.
After spending the summer in San
Francisco, David Warfeld returned to
New York yesterday to begin re-
hearSals for his second season in "The
AuetiOneer," which opens Monday, 0c-
tober 5, at Trenton, y. ]. 1t had been
David BelaSco's intention to present
Nr. Warfeld in q new play this year,
but because of the sensational nature
Of the receipts that marked his APP
pearance on tour in "The Auctioneer"
last season, il was decided to devote
another year to the revival of this COM
edy. Taking in the principal cities of
the South, and extending through
Texas where 1.-THE Auctioneer" has
never been played, Mr.. Warheld will
proceed to the Pacific coast.
Practically the same east that sup
ported Mr. Warfeld last season has
been re-engaged by Mr.. Belasco, in
Guiding Marie Bates, who has been I'M
DER the Belasco management sixteen
consecutive seasons, thirteen of which
have been spent IN the various plays
10 which Mr., WarGeld has appeared.
The cast Of "Conseuuences," a new
English comedy which will shortly be
Produced by the Messrs. Shubert, is
now complete, and is as follows: Mary
Seryoss, Saba Raleigh, Winifred Har-
rs, fania Marinoff, Elliott Dexter, HUI.
SSert bruce, Horace Braham, Castor
Aervale and Leonard Nude.
air. Forbes-R Robertson will arrive on
Ine Mauretania next Friday, September
%, and will open his last American
season in Detroit, on Monday night,
September %. His manager, Percy
furton, arrived on the Lusitania yes
ierday.
Hazel Dawn and the members of her
company will leave at l o'clock this
afternoon for Atlantic City by special
fsin over the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Alss Dawn is to appear there Monday
night at the new Nixon Theatre, in
The Debutsnte," the new musical play
written for her by Harry p. Smith and
Robert b. Smith, with music by Victor
Herbert With the company, which
consists of more than 100 people, will
80 John &. Fisher, Miss Dawn's man
aver, Harry B. and Robert b. Smith
and Victor Herbert.
A special orchestra is also being
4ken along, and it has been arranged
mat Victor Herbert will personally
conduct at the premiere on Monday
night.
Al the Globe the final rehearsals are
eeing held for Charles Dillingham;
new production, in which he will pre-
sent Montgomery and Stone as the at
traction, opening the regular season at
lhe Globe next month. The cast sup
porting Montgomery and Stone is an
unusually capable one, and the chorus
Of sixty includes many of the prettiest
girls ever seen on Broadway.
MRS. VANDERBILT TO REST
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