New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-18
news OF PLAYS
AND PLAYERS
Eternal Magdalene' to
Open in New York
November |.

"The Eternal Nagdalene," acquired
by the alert Selwyns in the face OF the
competition Of several dozen theatrical
firms and the syndicate of allied bank
ers, will be exposed to the metropoli-
tan gaze on November !. 1t will be
seen at the Forty-eighth Street Thea
tire.
With the play will come Julia Ar
thur, tempted from the recesses OF re
tirement. Others in the cast Will be
Emmett Corrigan, Lucille Watson,
Louise Randolph, Harry Harwood, Ar
mold Lucy, Lowell Sherman, Alphonse
Either. Claire Burke. Robert Hudson,
Albert Brown, William J. Phinney and
Howard I. Smith.
"The Eternal Magdalene," it is an
nounced, will play only short season
in New York. as Miss Arthur has con-
tracted to appear in Chicago, Boston
and Philadelphia before summer. The
announcement, incidentally, makes no
attempt 20 conceal the fact that the
piece is q good one. and adds that most
pla-goers have ALREADY sensed the
fact that the play promises to develop
most unusual qualities
"What Money Can't Buy" and "The
Bargain" representing the titular ex-
tremities. quietly gathered their be-
longings after the Saturday night per-
formances and went away from here.
Before making its New York bow at
the Punch and judy November II
"Treasure Island" will be combed down
in Albany, New Haven, Pittsiield and
Hartford.
Anita King. Paramount photo-player,
who has been m king one OF those
coast-to-coast automobile trips Just TO
see if she could do il, will arrive IN
New York Tuesday. Miss King brings
messages from the mayors OF western
cities TO MIR. Mitchell. but 1t IS not
thought that they contain anything
highly important.
Constance Collier. who will be seen
/ bere soon in peter Ibbetson," is the
latest actress to sign one Of Oliver
Norosco's million-dollar film contracts.
The title Of Bjornson's play 70 be
produced at the Garden Theatre next
month by Emanuel Reicher has been
changed from when the New Wine
Bloomsp 10 when the Young Vine
blooms" Rehearsals will begin to-day.
]. Stuart Blackton, the play-boy Of
the motion picture world viii leave
for Chicago to-day TO see The Battle
Cry of Peace" once more.
4 second company Of "The Girl Who
Smiles" is being organized for the de-
location Of the suburbs.
"Mrs. Boltay's Daughters" Marion
Fairfax's adaptation from the nun
garian o Eugen Heltai, will begin It's
metropolitan run at the COMEDY Inca
IRE Saturday night.
Constantine Bernard. the quick
change expert, made quick change
Yesterday 10 Marcus Loew's circuit lie
will open to-day az Loew's seventh
Avenue Theatre.
Pv way Of ping Il OF and on the
Vinpodrome management is now deslr-
ous OF adding girls and dogs from New
York's Four Hundred girls from me
-Four Hundred. that is-to the flftn
Avenue parade in "Hip-Hip Hooray.D y
Prospective participants are requested
70 make application 20 K. II. burnside
( director OF the Hip. and 20 inclose a
nhotorranh mot necessarily from
Saronv) OF the dog. The new feature
will be introduced the first three after
Moons of next week. and cup VIII De
awarded 20 the best dog
The Lasky fin concern is looking
for talent az Columbia University a
proceeding which il sees NJ 10 reter 20
as "urioue." However. the Columbia
student who writes the best scenario,
providing he be taking the university's
curse i'm photo-dramatics will be pre-
sen,ed with round trip ticket 10 the
La.ky studio in Los Angeles.
Amelia Bingham. her health fully
recovered. left Saturday for salt Lake
Citv 70 reioin william II. Cranes New
Henrietta" company.
Willettc Kershaw has retired from
the cast Of "The Unchartened Womfn,
a, the Thirty-ninth street Theatre. be
cause OF I'D health. Her place will be
taken tonight by Aimee Dalmores. VINO
was seen here with Lou-Tellegen last
season in Taking Chances"
"Thc Urchastened Woman like most
good little American plays. IS 10 see
London. Emily Stevens. II Is said. VIII
probably 20 along 20 plas the Leading
! character. The Australian rights to