New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-20
NEWS OF PLAYS
And PLAYERS
Rosemary" and John
Drew Are Coming Back
Next Season.
By HECTOR TURNBULL.

John Drew and Charles Frohman de-
cided yesterday that because OF the de-
mand 70 see the revival Of Rosemary"
and the fact that this must be the last
week al the Empire this season actor
and play will appear there next fall be-
tore Mr.. Drew begins rehearsals for
his new piece. limited number Of
performances will be given at that
time.
BY arrangement with Klaw & Err
LANCER. Otis SINNERS engagement at
the Liberty has been made indefinite.
Mr.. skinner will soon give a profes-
sional matinee Of The Silent Voice
Where's the good saip Tropea?
That's what Granville Barker wants
20 know. All his scenery IL on the
ship, and his season at Wallack's can
not begin until the liner breaks through
the fog. Ordinarily the Tropea would
have arrived in this port last Saturday
The London producer made his plans
accordingly and announced that he
would open with "Androcles and the
Lion on Tuesday. Complete produc-
tons for "A Midsummer Nights
Dream" The Doctors Dilemma" and
The Madras House" are also on board
Our special spondent in New
Rochelle reports tnat (only one day
late) another theatre has sprung into
being, so to speak. This latest is on
North Az. not Main ST., and IL Is
going 20 be devoted to such moving
pictures as Carl Gregory can wheedle
out of the Thanhauser Film Company.
We are informed that Harry Benham
made a song-speech al the opening, and
that Carl Gregory. who is the moving
spirit in the new enterprise, was forced
to be absent on account of illness. Mr..
Gregory Will be remembered for his
under the sea" pictures taken from
the Williamson observation tube, in the
Bahamas.
Harry Clarke has been added TO the
east OF Dancing Around preparatory
10 its tour 10 the Pacific Coast. He
made his first appearance az the Win
ter Garden last night.
r. II. Burnside. general stage director
for Charles Dillingham;. has postponed
a trip to Cuba TO see that the special
matinee of Watch Your Step" at the
New Amsterdam Theatre Friday goes
off 10 the satisfaction Of Montgomery
and Stone and their associates in
"Chin-Chin" at the Globe. This per
Torrance has been arranged for their
benefit, but the public may attend at
regular box Office rates.
George VI. Cohan and William Collier
are TO be guests of Douglas Fairbanks
this afternoon at the Hudson Theatre
The result will probably be that Hello
a skit on THE Show Shop"
Julia Dean. who is playing in "Tht
Law Of the Land" at the 18th Stree
Theatre, is the first woman TO be the
guest of honor of the Twelfth Nigh
Club. Miss Dean, George Fawcett anC
Milton Stills were guests at a club re
ception yesterday afternoon.
By a shift in plans Jose Collins. Ton
McNaughton and the "Suzi" compan!
will play weeks engagement at thu
Standard Theatre, Broadway and 90tl
ST., beginning next Monday. Their as
sociates are the same seen here at tn
Casino and Shubert theatres earlier il
the season.
jeff Davis. King of Hoboes," ha
been engaged by Arthur Hammersteil
for one week at the Victoria Theatre
beginning Monday He plans TO buy
piano for the Hotel de Gink with hi
weeks salary.