The evening world., 1915-10-16

A COMEDY from the Hsymari o.
~ Theatre London. called 'Quin
nsys." wiii be brUuFh' 20 Mas
lns Eiiio'rs Theatre ON Monday
niEhI The play 10 BY itofact An
nssisy Nachsii O. has fof 10 chief
character Joseph Quinn.y ~. PRO
pricior Of an antique shop. who has
social ambitions for bi- daughter
ros,. he pr.dca himself up1u h.s
judgment u antiques uuiil he 10 ici
into buying anu then selling at big
pfJnt eight supposedly chippe nda!s
chairs. The ohairs had been put up
at "Chrstopher's" by sam Tomlin.
his brother. Law, Who al one tim.
had mad In his employ ment a cisNe
" uiklnln whom the author calls
James. James, from material sup.
piled by -four genuine chairs. had
constructed four others. half OF each
tne real thing and half a clever init
tst.on. when Quincy discovers that
James and his daughter ATE IONerB
he makes every effort TO prevent a
match between them. but IN the end
recognizes the worth OF the man. In
The English company which will act
the play are FTederick Ross, Marga-
ret Watson, Poggy Rurh. Arthur
Grenyllle. Cathleon Nesbitt. Cocil
Fletcher. Herbert Evans and Cyril
Grifiiths.
Ethel Barrymore comes to the
Lyceum Theatre on Tuesday night
with our Mrs. McChesney," n new
American comedy made out OF Edna
Ferber's "McChesney" stories by
George v. Hobart and Miss Ferber,
Miss Barrymore will he seen IN the
role OF n travelling salesvoman. The
action OF tho piece extends from
apartment. There are over thirty
speaking parts In our Mrs. Nc
Chesney." Among others In the sup
porting company are Donald Cillaher.
who plays Jock McChesney: George
IIarcourt. Thomas Reynolds. Lola
Fisher. Nina Forbes. Emma Salvatore
and Anita Rothe.
George Nash will come forward as
a star at the Princess Theatre on
Wednesday night in THE Mark OF
the Beast" n drama by Georgia Earle
and Fanny Cannon. The story con-
Germs Robert ormsley, an ex-Judge OF
the Supreme Court, who Is APP
preached by the young wife OF q
friend who requests that he take her
case in defense OF a divorce proceed
ing Instituted by her husband. She
frankly confesses she has been guilty
OF infidelity. The Judge refuses "a
take the case as a lawyer but ofrer'
his aid in reconciiing the husband
BY persuasive argument he convince'
the young husband that the greatest
love and happiness lie In forgiveness
After a reconciliation has been af'
fected the Judge learns that his owr
wife has been guilty OF the same of
Tense. Al the crisis his character
waivers and the beast and primitive II
him seek TO assert themselves. but hi
In turn is subjected 10 his own argu
ments and likewise finds his happi
ness in forgiveness.
with Mr.. Nash will be Alma Bel
win. Leonore Ulrlch. George Howard
Reginald Mason, Suzanne Jackson
Horace Braham and r. Grey.
ABE and Mawruss" Is the title o
the new play continuing the story o
Potash and Perlmutter" which A. II
Woods will present at the Lyric
Theatre on Thursday evening. TIT
play Is the joint work or Mantasu'
Glass. the author OF the original sto
ries, and Roi Cooper Megrue. ABB
. and Mawruss" reveals the two part
, ners In new social and business en-
yironment. The action OF the pla,
takes place In the home OF Perlmut
ter, the home OF Potash, the office o
= the Cloak and Suit Company OF Nortl
I America and the cloak and suit es
e Establishment Of Potash & Perlmutte