New-York tribune., 1915-10-30
NEWS OF PLAYS
AND PLAYERS
Arnold Daily and Company
Finally Acquire the
Fulton.

Arnold DAILY, following a diligent
search. yesterday located a theatre for
his forthcoming appearance and was
busy late last night taking his English
accent out of its summer quarters. Re
ports along Broadway were that Mr.
DAILY has had the accent oiled and
looked over once a week during its
three months In the garage, and that
on the night of the opening It may be
expected TO perform all It's former
tricks, plus one or two new ones ac-
quired while watching Grumpy" and
"Quinneys'"
With "The Angel in the House" as his
medium, Daily will present himself at
the Fulton Theatre on November 8. It
is announced that there is no hidden
meaning in the title, as DAILY can easily
afford to be his own producer after
his long period Of artistic rustcation in
the movies.
The Daily commencement completely
neRlects 10 state what will become Of
sherman Was Right" now in its
fourth day at the Fulton.
NOW tDet Dh4N mas IOuUu bHenNt q,
however. his unease passes on TO the
Universal Film Manufacturing Com
panv. which is seeking n house in which
to present 50 film starring Anna Paw
Iowa. The film IS called "The Dumb
Girl Of Portici," and marks the first
appearance of the dancer in pictures.
II is I'm ten reels-each better than the
one before II and cost S250,0O0 (slc)
70 make.
Pavlowa viewed the film in the Uni
versal projecting rooms yesterday al
ternoon and thought well Of it. She
hopes TO think even better of IL after il
is established for 50 run, as she is
financially interested to the extent OF
30 per cent.
Even The Bronx is 70 be sup
Piled with only y-twice-s-day vaudeville.
Keith's Royal Theatre, at Westchester
and Bergen avenues, will take an ertis-
tic step upward on November s, join
ing the group OF New York and Brook
lyn houses headed by the Palace. An
innovation, however, will be the reten-
tion of the popular scale OF prices 10
TO 25 cents that has always prevailed
at this theatre.
BY way Of guarantee. IL Is announced
that Eddie Leonard and T. Roy Barnes
and Bessie Crawford will be on the
opening bill.
The twilight sleep films. now at tho
Park, will movo into the Forty-fourth
Street Theatre on Monday. At 9:16
o'clock every evening they will be
shown for men exclusively, and at 2:30,
4 and for women only.
The Marbury Comstock Company,
which is acquiring the popular habit OF
picking 'em one at time, announces
the addition of Olive Reeves TO the cast
Of Every Good, Eddie" Miss Reeves Is
the daughter OF II. Reeves-Smith. now
not known why she doesn't use the
Smith.
That s25 poster prize, offered by the
management Of THE Girl Who Smiles" "
has gone 70 Neysa McMein. OF 1873 West
Sixty-ffth Street. The ninety-one
losers may behold their offerings tastily
hung in one Of the Offices az the Long
acre Theatre.
Julie Opp, who has been on tour
with William Faversham in "The
Hawk" has been compelled TO leave
the cas-. temporarily because OF Illness.
She is now In New York.
The Ware Case" In which Lou-Tel-
legen will soon be seen, will be pre-
sented by Il new theatrical firm. the
Garrick Producing Company. George
Nicolai is president Of the new concern
and j. j. Shubert Is one Of the direc-
tors.
J. Stuart Blackton will vary his
dramatic menu Monday evening by see
ing THE Battle Cry Of Peace" in Bos-
ton instead Of New York.
Archibald Selwyn, who will present
"The Eternal Magdalene" at the Forty
eighth Street Theatre Monday night,
was served with q temporary injunc-
tion yesterday by Comstock & Gest.
who claim an interest In the play. The
injunction calls upon Mr.. Selwyn 70
show cause. etc, but is not returnable
until Wednesday, two days after the
opening.