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- RANNlLLE BARKER has COM
1 Y plctcd his plans for the pro-
duction of classic Greek pla IS
in college stadlums this spring.
and they give promise of being
one of the most interesting as well AS
instructive theatrical ventures of the
season, The following announcement
Is made of details and dates:
THAT massive amphithoatre OF steel
and ncrctc the Vale Bowl, at Yale
University, New Haven, Will he the
scene next Saturday afternoon OF Mr..
and Mrs, Granville Barker's Lillah
Mccarthy frs presentation in this
country of Euripides's play Iphi-
ccnia in Tauris. the performance
will he the first of a spring series of
presentations of IphlGcnia in Tauris'
and Trojan Women translated hy
Gilbert Murray and produced by Gran
vile Barker at the leading Eastern
universities. The Yale performance
viii be followed by performances AT
Harvard, Princeton, University OF
ptnnsylvan,a and the College of the
city of New York. At the las, named
university Trojan Women will he
given on the afternoon of May 20 as
the feature ~ the dedication Of the
municipal stadium built through the
generosity of Adolph Lcw!sohn.
"NeXt Saturday afternoons perform
ance at Yale will mark the naugura-
ton Of the Yale Bowl as a place for
dramatic entertainment. II " the
largest structure OF its kind in the
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| Marlynne Miller and Frances Dema-
| rest. There is some promise OF The
Mo'och." Beulah Dix's war play at the
! kn.ckerboCker. and some sort of signs
that the managers may after all at
| tempt to live up to their promises Of
an active summer season.
Then there are the r lies % ZieG-
: field. which are always with us. There
are more than usual promises Of the
charms they are to contain and their
! indef ltiGahle entreprencur is working
on them with more than his usual
zeal. So there are. more indications
than usual that the summer will he
ever it's other theatrical dlsappoint-
ments may be.
The cut rate ticket is said tn have
Chicago and Boston are now enjoy
| ing it's hencfactions. Its advent has
! been received with mingled emotions
in both places II il only the preju-
/ dice which /; shows TO some members
of the audiences that has kept its ar
rival from being altogether successful.
one of the chief arguments used
against tie little ticket Is the unfair
ness in presenting II to certain per-
sons while others have no means of
discovering its lair ard coaXing ii out
at its reduced price.
In other quarters only enthusiasm
has greeted the appearance of the cut
rate admission. There are said 10 be
promises from certain managers that
they will reform altogether and never,
never use the little tickets again. II
will take the arrival of another sea-
son TO observe the genuineness OF this
| reformation.
In the meantime it is interesting
/ to observe that the galleries Of New
York theatres have once again under
| the influence of the cheap ticket
! begun To take on their old appearance.
once more they are crowded with at
tent!ve and appreciative listeners.
| This is a cheering contrast to the
yawning benches which have been
! the most pronounced Characteristic
feature of the galleries in recent years.
| II used to be said by managers that
| the gallery OF theatre was always
velvet" II might he that the eX-
/ lenses Of a performance were paid by
the downstairs seats, 1t was c..iy
profit that came from the gallery
seats. or course this profit must he
much less now that the patrons Of
| that part of the house come in for n
| TO the full galleries, whatever may
! have been the cost at which they
were secured.
The managers promised adjustment
Of the matter next winter may there
{ re he awaited in patience.
In spite Of the overcrowded condi-
ton of The theatrica! profession there
are ever new opportunities for the
;!aycra. The moving pictures have
supplied with work many hundreds OF
the profession and there seems no
imminent diminution of demand from
this quarter. Then the cabarets are
offering the singing actors oppOrtu-
nities which they never had before. II
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AN~ rJR DOG X -
@ BV "a
II JILL theatre managers really
N keep their threat to attempt

" JILL theatre managers really
NI keep their threat to attempt
summer season in New
York? Every year one hears that
there viii he fer the first time an ef
for, TO continue the dramatic year
into summer. So soon, however. as
the first few warm nights of June
discourage the pubic the managers
lose heart. only the follies. pa sing
shows and similar warm weather d.
versions continue on view.
Yet there is this year a new ex-
p.anation from the entrepreneurs as
10 their chances for a profitable sum-
ner season. European travel is Of
course out Of the question. 1t is just
a. probable that all the travellers will
no' he content with visit to San
Francisco. Many OF them will there
fore come TO New York--more in fact
than any season in recent years has
brought here. The theatre manager
sees therefore in his minds eye
series Of crowded houses to make the
summer as profitable as the winter
months may or may not have been.
Al all events, there are signs Of
activity which are not commonly ex-
'.hi,ed at this period. II, II. Frazce
VII! put forward new farce called
"A Full House" at the Longacre
Theatre tomorrow night and a week
later comes farce called elsewhere
She's In Again" which will he given
to New York at the Gaiety Theatre by
Ned Wayburn. 1t is said to have been
founded on My Aunt" by Sidney Blow
and Douglas Meare, two English
writer's % farce, but as a matter of
fact Il traces directly from a French
farce by Paul Gavault, who wrote
Nile Josette. Ma Femme" played by
john Drew as "My Wife" and Mime.
Hint out of which clyde Fitch made
Play for Amelia Bingham. Two
such amusing condolences as Helen
Lowell and Ada Lewis are TO have
leading roles, which ought to insure a
certain amount Of amusement II
tere is any opportunity in their roles,
while If Julia Ralph, who Is the third
q this trio, will contribute half as
much fun 10 this pay as she did to
The Revolt there ought to be no
question OF the success of the farce
Then the ShubeIts are preparing. N
td1l'on to the Winter Gardci's sum
'''i "NtravdGan2d new "peretta
from Vienna ami an American farce.
The operotta, called "Endlich Allen"
" us orlginal form, viii he known
''r" AZ ~ Day IN Paradise" Ed
M'nd Eyslcr wrote the music. The
i'dn'Itigahle Leo Stein, who IL as ia
o,-iti"us as our own II. H. s, Is re-
~ hS.hl" for the libretto "Wild
'am", the new farce. is the work OF
400. Campbel- Springer. He is not
!4'n"us as 4 playwright, although that
=" no more an assurance of th2 quality
Q. h.7 play than ground for suspicion
c. 70 It's merits.
theie are capable actors enough in
N" forthcoming edition Of THE Pass
'"f SHOW q 1915" to insure an inter-
O. ny performance. In addition to
q. JolSon, there will he such favor
Nea az George Monroe and Harry
f.sher. Eugene and william Howard,
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THE PLAYS THAT LAST.
>crious plays Givinr why "a Farce
and Musical comedy.

Among the plays stu to bc seen in
Now York are Tcilegen In TAX
Ing Chances" at the Thirty-ninth
Street Theatre. "a Celebrated Case"
at the Empire Theatre. The White
r. ather" a. tho com ny Theatre. Tine
Song of songs at the Eitinge Thea =
TIE, The Lie" at tho Harris Thea
tire. "On Trial a. tho Gambler Thea
tire, The Natural Law" at the Re-
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THE PLAYS OF THE WEEK.
New Farce and Gilbert and Sullivan Revival for Summer
Consumpton.
Consumption.

MONDAY-The Longacre Theatre-H H. Frazee will present
farce called "A Full House by Fred Jackson
writer. with including May voke Herbert Corthel,
George Parsons and others.
The Theare-De Wolf Hopper
pany their revival of THE
Mkado" produced with the
Gently been presenting THE Yeomen of the Guard"
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gagged from that OF the Metropolitan
opera House. An orchestra Of TWEEN
ty-rve musicians Will hc under the
direction Of JnSc Van den Berg. The
company include, Henri Barron. Ret
tina Freeman. Eva Quntard. Alan
Turner and others
Tomorrow evening "Th" Lilac
Domino" beg MS the last week of it's
engagement at the Manhattan Opera
II luse. Tn, light opera. which has
been one Of the few successes OF the
past season, win not he heard in New
York again, In September it begins
long tour Of the principal cities of
the country.
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Miss 1'routman ia another member
Of ths company acting in Taking
Chances" who has something to say.
But her trounle IL personal
Never do that when | am on the
stage Miss Troutman explained to q
visiting whistler. II am only super
stitious about on thing. That Is TO
have anybody whistle in my dressing
room or on the stage in my presence.
I; is an old stage superstition. 1t 10
said To spell bad luck and an early
ell sing for the play. When | was in
Thu College Widow had to discharge
the hest maid ! ever had because she
insisted on whistling tho air every
time the orchestra struck up one OF
the melodies of the piece"
r. II interesting To- hear that Flor
enz Ziogfold has offered Charles
Chaplin a large salary 20 appear in the
forthcoming edition 81 the Fu'lies. Mr.
Chaplin for several years drew a small
SO AIRY in vaudeville. III. pr sent high
value To managers may therefore
com" from his success in the picture
plays. So there may after all he some
advantage To tho player who earns q
reputation IN the moving picture field.
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AL1C BRAD
at the
pLAIHoJ5C

She will arpcar In THE Legend Of
Orpheus" as the bacchante Scmcic
and in The Flame Dance Of Isis
Some uf her dances az" = id 10 D"
formed on ancient pagan rites and
the accompanying music has been
written 10y PAU Vidal.
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The Drama Committee Of tho
Gamut club is in readiness for the
production If Maetorluck's The
Death of Tintiglles." self Defence
10y Anne Moore and Tho Courtship
Of Then. Now and Tomorrow by
Anne Wynne. which VII take p'ac"
tomorrow afternoon at the Gambler
Theatre
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material. Then also the spiritual ma
ture of the people of the warning
countries will undergo n decided
change. Already they have turned
toward religion with greater fer
vency."
NJ. Tellegen seems to have a plenti-
ful lack Of knowledge about American
farces. Did he ever hear of THE Earl
Of Pawtucket" or What Happened to
Jones' or even 1T Pays to Adver.
tlse?"
May Nokes in her familiar portrayal
OF slatternly servant will he on view
at the Longacre Theatre Tomorrow
night. Miss Nokes sticks persistentIy
to this Characterization in which she
has always found success. She gave
her reason for this fidelity in these
words:
Americans laugh at the English
slavey because the Cockney accent 10
so foreign. but there isn't anything
witty about IT, The English theatre
goer laughs AT the American servant
because he wants to make himself be-
lieve she represents the ma iority Of
our inhabitants. And nothing could
he loss intelligent than that
I've never been in England;
couldn't initiate a cockney slavey and
don't know whore this odd creature
originated. but I'd like to wager that
the idea of laughing at poor ignorant
specimen Of humanity when she's in
trouble dates as far back as the time
Prof Ameghino says the cradle q
the human race was in the Argentine
Republic.
AT least the task NJ discovering
when people began 10 laugh at such
antics IL no less than the chronological
enigma concerning the origin of the
white race. one * as hard to trace
as the other"
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Teresa Cerutti, who Is called In
Paris ,"The Dancer of the Sases."
will give matinee with her nupls
at the Bandbox Theatre on Friday.
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GRANVILLE bankers
PLANS FOR GREEK PLAYS

~ ANNlLLE BARKER has COM
7 plctcd his plans for the pro-
49, duction of classic Greek PLAYS
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Gn tnif Siiicer ~fortrler;

On tnif Sfiicer fortrler;
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bereiter freb hi tilIengs for at bore
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Sibli9 nrite Worgen trUffcr ~
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6iTlpenln,oifubet penter pna Srbre,
oo Mnnoifobct penter / @onbolen.
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bupeuoe Sificerer faiter bore @om-
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TrGmien, Der Der for isritc Sang
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3ililit pperbragtc SuIils Spger
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-. 80. ..... .-........."
The Lamar register., 1915-03-10

of five grown children, has enrolled
as pupil in the Yeatman high school.
Seattle, Wash.-Six years ago Mrs.
Ellen A. Helm grubstaked Jerimiah
Wilson prospector and sent him to
Alaska. Wilson struck it rich and a
court ruling has just ordered an Alas
ka mining corporation to turn over
to Mrs. Helm and her 16 year old
daughter Marie, their share in Will
sons discoveries. The share is &c.
900 900.
Hoopestown, Ill..-This city has an
all-prohibition administration and in
further effort to make it the one
real dry" town of the country, in
teresting ordinances have been adopt
ed. One measure provides that any
member of the city council, the may
or, superintendent of the water
plant, officer, city clerk, city treasur-
err or other city officer who shall have
about his premises or who shall,
whether in the city or elsewhere, par
take of intoxicants, shall be removed
from office.
Cascade, William |. Brown,
father of II children of his own, was
lonesome and has just adopted two
more children, making 10 youngsters
to play about his knees.