Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-07-18
SHUBERTS ANNOUNCE
LONG LIST OF STARS
VA ri ~" . t@|E
e H., Sotherp to Occupy Booths
Theatre for Entire Season
With Modern Repertoire.
DRURY LANE MELODRAMA
TO PLAY AT MANHATTAN
Ralph Herr to Appear in Dramati.
Ralph Herr to Appear in Dramati'
cation Of "Ruggles Of Red
Cap" by Harrison Rhodes.

New York, July 16.-The Shuberts
announced their plans for the coming
season for thcaterA in New York ant
about the country. .
In New York the Booth Theatcr viii
be occupied throughout the season BY
Arrangement with Winthrop Ames, by
T.. II. Sothern in a repertoire of mod
ern plays, starting with 1.-The Two
Virtues" by Alfred Sutro, which was
presented last season at the st,
James Theater, London, by George
Alexander. Mr.. SOthern's leading Wo'
man will be Margaret Dale.
William r. Hodge will be seen for
the first time - in "Thc Road TO
Happiness" a domestic comedy by
Lawrence Whitman. For two years it
has been played throughout the coun-
try.
courtney will be presented by the
same company, including Frederick
Harrison, that gave it last year at the
Haymarket Theater. London. 1t will
open in a Shubert theater the first
week in October.
Sealed Orders" the Drury Lane
m%clodrama. will be produced by the
Shubcrts, in connection with William
A.. Brady and Comstock & Gest, at
the Manhattan Opera House.
Herr to Play Rugg'es.
Included in the dramatic plays sche-
duled for New York theaters are
"The Last Laugh" by Paul Dickey
and Charles w. Goddard. with Edward
Abeles in the leading character;
"The Cry of a Child" a new farce by
Wilson Miner; "Hobson's Choice" a
new comedy by Harold Brighouse, to
be presented in association with F..
Ray Comstock: "iNuggles of Red Cap
a dramatization by Harrison Rhodes
Of Harry Leon Wilson's story, with
Ralph Herr in the leading role, and a
new play for ~Lou-Tellegen after he
has appeared again in Taking
Chances"
"The Passing Show Of 1915" will re-
main at the Winter Garden until Oct.
/, when it goes on tour and will be
replaced by the regular autumn re-
view. On Jan. Is AL Jonson, having
finished his tour in Dancing Aronud"
will enter the Winter Garden at the
head Of a new production.
'The Blue Paradise" with music by
Edmund Eysler and book by Leo
Stein, is to open at the Casino in Aug
ust. "Hands Up" with music by Ray
Goetz and Sigmund Romberg andk
book by Edgar Smith, featuring Mall
rice and Florence Walton, will open
the season at the Forty-fourth Street
Theater at the end of this month.
John Charles Thomas and Margaret
Romaine will be seen in "Alone at
Last" a new operetta by Franz Le-
har. author of "The Merry Widow"
can Over Town." now being seer at
the Garrick in Chicago, will come to
New York in the fall, with Joseph
Stanley.
Out Of Town Productions.
or Shubert productions in other
cities, it is announced that George
Nash will start a tour of THE Three
Hcrats" in Chicago: "Find the Wom-
an" a farce by Noel.CampbellSpring-
er, tried ont in Philadelphia in the
spring. will open it's season in Chica-
go: Maid in America will remain in
Chicago until fall, then going on tour;
"Tonieht's the Night" will be seen
throughout the country; Sir John
stone Forbes-Pobertson will finish his
farewell tour in territory not yet COW
cred; "Silk Stockings" will 20 on
tour: Louis Mann will tour in "The
Bubble Marie Dresslcr will be seen
in "a Mix-Up:" "Trillby' will tour
and Clifton Crawford will go out with
1.-The Peasant Girl"
Emma Trintini will be seer in a
new opera, William Faversham in a
now play and Walker Whitcside in
Ragged Messenger"
Now comedies will be "The Strange
B%oarder." by A. e. Thomas, and ooh!
by Byron Onglcy.
Other musical productions will be
1.-THE Girl From Brazil" with book by
Julius Brammcr and Alfred Grind.
valid, and music by Robert Winter
berg; "Thc Fake Baron" to be pre-
sentcd in association with r. Ray
Comstock. with book by Probes Milo
and Herman Halter, and music by
Walter kollo: 1.-THE Broadway Girl
with book by Max Hey and music by
Hugo Hirsch and Harry %Schrcycr. and
| Don't Know" with book by
Charles Bakony and music by Eugene
IusChka.
The ShUbcrta have increased their
list Of thcatcrs ny the purchase of tho
Boston Opera House, Boston. and the
metropolitan Opera House, Phlladel.
phia.
You hapS not reao al the news EA.