El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-06-05


Eleanor Pendleton. Norm Sisters,
, Eleanor Brown. Olga Hempstone, Rosie
Quinn and others.
This production serves to bring back
to the Winter garden many OF its IA
vOrItes such as Eugene and Willie How
ard, who made their debut there in
'Whirl of Society,"" George Monroe and
Harry Fisher, who played in the last
Passing Show little Miss Marilyn
Miller, remembered for the Impression
she made a year ago; Frances Demsrest
and Juliette Lippe, both Of whom played
engagements at this theater last season;
John Charles Thomas, whose rich BARI
tone delighted Winter garden audiences
before he was discovered in "The
Peasant Girl Boyle and Brazil, dancers
in the last Passing Show" and the
stately Miss June Elvidge.
Among the newcomers are Theodore
kosloff, who has staged several ballets
at the Winter garden but has never
danced there; Daphne Pollard, who has
been recruited from vaudeville; Frances
Pritchard, who gave dancing a new
charm by her work in The Peasant
Girl Nine. Baline Of the Imperial thea
ter, PetrOgTad; Alexis KOsloff, and
others.
Like its predecessors. the present
Passing Show Is scientifically massive,
being divided into two acts and u
scenes. The entertainment also en-
braces trayesties on the most successful
plays Of the present season, such as
Experience The Song Of Songs ~The
Law Of Land ~Twin Beds" "The Peas
ant Girl Taking Chances 'The
White Feather" "Trilhy." "Androcies
Legs" "Polygamy,' Under Cover" and
Others.
The Century theater on June will
see one Of the most side-splitting con-
glOmeTations Of music, dancing. wit, hui
NOR and pathOs known to Broadway, the
annual Lambs Gambol. 1t IS the yearly
effort of the Lambs club to raise money
for the actors fund OF America.
Ten Of the most famous composers and
writers OF lyrics whose work annually
shows IN the popular musical comedies
will participate in the program. Vic
tor Herbert, Irving Berlin, Bert Green,
Ray GOetz, VIM ,JOllIer. jefferson de
Angeles, Robert Alantell. Eddy Fov. VIII
liam Hodge, Raymond Hitchcock and a
host Of other stars have agreed to take
part.
One of the biggest moving picture
theaters in America will soon throw open
its doors to New Workers. when the
Aroma Amusement company converts
Madison Square garden into a gigantic
film show. Scores Of worBmen now are
at work Transforming the place. 1t viii
be cleaned and Frightened and the man.
agement says it viii be the coolest spot
in New York in the summer. Pictures
will be produced on a large and impress
sive scale.
The deferred production of Trial BY
Jury and "Thc S0rccrer" bv De Wolf
Hopper and the Gilbert and Sullivan
Opera company was made at the 4Sth
street theater. Digby Bell, who Origi-
mated in this country the role of DR..
DAILY, IN The SOrcerer,' was especially
engaged for the present revival.
Trial by Jury and ~The Sorcerer"
are Of peculiar interest to the many who
follow the Gilbert and Sullivan reper-
tore for the reason that they furnished
the foundation upon which the most
famous Operetta collaboration in the
world was based. They were. in fact,
the initial productions of a series that
enormously enriched not alone the au-
thor and composer, but their manager.
DOgyly Carte
The casts for the revivals. besides
Messrs. Hopper and Bell. includes Ar
thur Aldridce. John Willard. William
Danforth, Herbert Waterous. Gladys
Caldwell. Alice MeC0mb. Natalie Alt
Henry Smith and Marie Korean.