New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-30
NEWS OF PLAYS
AND PLAYERS
Henry w. Savage Is About
to Come Back to the
Drama.

More than year ago Henry W. Saw
age shook the dust of Broadway from
his feet, and since that time the De-
partment of Street Cleaning has not
moved the said dust from the spot
where Mr.. Savage did the shaking off.
The latter fact is of slight moment,
but the Savage detection left a gap in
the theatrical lineup.
Word now comes from the Savage of
fees that the producer "has accepted
a play from the pen of William Har-
lowe Briggs, of Harper & Bros" That
is all, but the statement is construed
as meaning the early return of Mr..
Savage to the ranks Of the active man
ayers. Inasmuch as Mr.. Savage ceased
producing because he did not think
the times were propitous, his resump-
tion of activity acquires added theat-
rical significance.
Rehearsals OF Robert H. McLaugh-
Inns epoch maker, "The Eternal Mag
dalene," begin to-day at the Harris
Theatre. The complete cast embraces
Julia Arthur, Albert Bruning, Lucille
Watson, Louise Randolph, Harry Har-
wood, Arnold Lucy, Alphonse Either
Lowell Sherman, John Junior. William
J. Phinney, Clair Burke Robert Hud-
son and Howard Smith.
Sahary-Djeli. the Winter Garden
dancer, became greatly excited at a
rehearsal yesterday, when she counted
her trained prayer rugs and found that
one was missing. II was eventually
discovered that. the little thing had
crawled under steam radiator and
was fast asleep.
The first popular priced performance
Of THE New York Idea" will take place
at the Playhouse on Monday night.
Seats in the rear Of the orchestra will
retail at 81, and the balconies will be
subject TO proportionate reductions.
For the benefit Of the many who like
their ice straight Castles in the Air
day and Saturday matinees hereafter.
Tea will be served from TO and
dinner from 10 Q.
The cast of "The Mark of the Beast"
George Nash's starring medium, will
include Lenora Ulrich. Anne Meredith,
Susanna Jackson, Reginald Mason.
George Howard, Horace Braham and
Clifford Robertson. Georgia Earle and
Fanny Cannon are the authors.
Ciccolini, the better-than- Csruso
tenor, is becoming 4 greater singer
hourly as the time for his debut at
the Palace approaches, and 1t is be
iieved that he can Guido even himself
if arrangements can be made 70 put of
his appearance for another week
svstem of monographs will be ar
- Do 70 I'd
all his notes during his engagement
there next week, as each. one will be
worth s37s6
Julie Opp Mrs. William Faversham)
is returning 70 the stage after an abb
serce OF two years. Mr.. Faversham
and his company begin their tour in
"The Hawk" tomorrow evening at the
Weiting Opera House, Syracuse.
Barney oldfeld. Ralph de Palma,
Dario Resta and practically all the
other speed kings attended the per-
formance of "The Girl Who Smiles"
AZ the Longacre last night. Only Ty
Cobb and General JoFre were missing.
pernova. of the Russian Ballet, will
be In the cast Of the new Winter Car
den show.
The scenario Of Douglas Fairbanks's
new photoplay, "His Picture in the Pa
per." calls for "the Oldest automobile
in existence" The scrupulous director
is said 10 have three men canyassing
New Jersey and envirc~~
"The Battle Cry OF Peace" the Vita
qraph war film, will begin an engage
ment a: the Olympic Theatre. Chicago,
on October Is. and at one OF the Shu-
bert theatres in Boston. on November !.
"Princess Pat" will be re-
viewed in The Tribune on Fri
day.