The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-18
Plays the Managers Offer This Week

lette is to be Henry BedUcIerc, Miss Rates
is to be Comtessd Zicko and Miss Doro is
Ia be Dora In freshened version of the
piece, each Of these players seems admi-
rably suited To the parts given them JEFF
freys Lewis. once "A Zickd plays the Mar
ouise in Mr.. Frohman's presentation of
Diplomacy" and Gustav Won Seyfertitz
is TO he seen in the role of Baron Stein.
Julian has been given to Leslie Faber and
Count OrLoT to Giorgio Majeroni
Charles Dillingham; will open the regular
season Of the Globe Theatre on Tuesday
evening with Montgomery and Stone in
Il new musical fantasy entitled Chin
Chin The book is by Anne Caldwell and
X. II. Burnside and the music by Ivan
Csryll "Chin-Chin" succeeds The Red
MILL" "The Old Town" and THE Lady of
tn Slipper" as the fourth play that Mr..
Dillingham; has provided for Montgomery
and Stone since they have been under his
management. In the company are Belle
Story. Charles T, Aldrich Douglas Steven
son. r. f. Graham, Violet Zell, Helen
falconer. Majore Bentley, Zema Rawl-
ston Evelyn Conway. Ioal Curtis. Lorayne
Leslie. Edgar Lee Hay. George Phelps.
Gene Revere and the Six Brown Brothers.
Winthrop Ames will open the season
at the Little Theatre on Tue sday night
with farce from London called "A Pair
Of Silk Stockings" Its author is Cyril
Harcourt and he will act one of the lend
ing roles. Other actors To he seen i'm
the company are Henly Clifford, Sybl
Carlisle. Mary Glinn, Barbara Allen.
Clayton Greene, Kenneth Douglas Edward
Douglas Lawrence White. Walter Mao
EVAN George Odell and Haze! Housley.
Rose Stahl will give her first perform
ance in the new play "A Perfect Lady,
written for her by Claiming Pollock
and Rennold Wolf at tho Hudson Thea
ire on Thursday, While Pollock and Wolf
have oollaborated before on many must
cal plays. this will be the first occasion
on which they haye jointly produced
drama "A Perfect Lady" is in four act
and II il said that It will give Miss Stahl
ample opportunity to display the talents
which have distinguished her in the past.
For the company in support Of Miss Stahl
the estate OF Henry b. Harris has en-
gagged Harry c. Browne. Beatrice Moves,
Ned A. Sparks. Cherrie Carlisle. WILL
lam Norton. Charles Sturgls. Adele Adams,
Marion Stephenson. Chic Burnham, Isa-
bel Goodwin, James Cody. Sidney Blairs,
Albert Goldman, Harry e. Bates. Frank
Hand and james Gardner.
On next Friday evening. October %.
Selwyn Co, will present for the first
time in New York. at the Harris Thea
tire, The Salamander." Owen John
sons drama tization of his own story Of
the same title. In fashioning his play
Mr.. johnson has adhered to his printed
novel, His theme is that of new type
of the modern American girl maid in
revolt without standa rds or home ties,
and with curiosity fed by the zest of
life, comes % big oity resolved TO know
but her youth, beauty and quick wit
She il sought by many men. invites and
accepts favors. but gives herself TO none.
Her declaration of faith involves an in
satiabie desire TO explore hat not Ca
perience," wherein she learns great
many things Of different types Of men
The cast OF The Salamander- includes
Carroll McComas. Orme Caldara, A. f.
Arson. Wilton Taylor, Albert Br,ninR,
Francine Larrimore. Beverly SftgreavsS,
Vivian Rushmore, Dorothy Bernhard.
Becky Bruce. Suzanne Morgan and others
The Irving Place Theatre has found
such success with Der Nude Theodor"
that there will he no change Of bill until
October 2s. when "a patriotic play called
-Lieb Vaterand" by Max Simon will
be given for the first time on any stage,