New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
Name of David Warheld's
New Play Made Public
at Last.
200 ORCHESTRAS TO
PLAY SOUSA MARCH
"HobsOn's Choice" Comedy by
Harold BrighOuse, To BE
Seen November 2.


written il and that the number OF acts
was somewhere between two and seven.
Also, there was a rumor that it would
/ be acted on a stage.
/ But yesterday Mr.. Belasco reluctant
| ly let couple of facts get out. The
/ play will be called ivan Der Decken."
/ 1t will be Legendary play of the sea-
And il will be produced in Washington
early in December. The prosperity Of
"The Boomerang" will keep Ivan Der
Decker" out of New York for awhile,
but the play will be seen here before
the end of the season.
In the east will be Marie Bates, Tony
Bevan and William Boag long with
the Warlield companies and also Fred
Graham. Fritz Lieber, Ernest Stllard,
Harold Russell, Horace braham. Jane
Cooper and Master Mecomber. Nothing
is known of the plot, but the fact that
the drama is Legendary play of the
sea" has led some people 10 believe that
ii will concern itself with the Ameri-
can merchant marine.
Sousa's Hippodrome March will be
played simultaneously, or as nearly SO
as possible, by more than two hundred
orchestras a week from Saturday after
noon. Charles Dillingham;, manager Of
the Hip, has arranged the concerted
concert in honor of the bandmaster's
birthday. Theatre orchestras from
coast to coast and from Gulf to lakes
will participate.
Adele Rowland is the latest recruit
for "Katinka."
>. lf.L
edy, with scenes laid in dear OF Lanca-
shire, will be exposed at the Princess
Theatre next Tuesday Harold Brig
house is the author, and Molly Pearson,
the original Bunty, will be in the cast.
"The Mark Of the Beast" now at the
Princess, is expected to steal forth into
the night at an early date.
That triangular musical play, written
land to be acted by A. Baldwin Sloane,
Percival knight and John +. Hazard,
has found producer in William Elliott.
Charles Emerson Cook announces that
the play is Ambitious as well as, de-
lightful."
Gladys Hanson is about TO unscreen
herself long enough 70 be Lou Telle-
gems leading woman in THE Ware
Case" Others in the cast will be Mon
tagu Love. the worlds busiest rehears-
err; Albert Bruning, Minnie Hameford.
Corliss Giles, Robert Ayrton, Robert
Vivian, A. p. Kaye, John Hathiday and
Charles Dickinson.
Jim Corbett will do his best to i'm
part sanctity 70 the next Sunday con-
cert at the Century, as will Sylvester
81 Ill al hap a1
performer.
The professional matinee OF "The Girl
Who Smiles" announced for November
/, at the Longacre, has been postponed.
The extra Election Day performance
would have msde three successive mat
inees, and the management called halt
when the ticket takers objected.
Treasure Island" being about ready,
the lid will be pried off in Albany Mon
day evening After an upstate ramble
the play will come into the Punch and
Judy on November IL.
Gounod's Faust" boiled down to
five scenes and twenty artists, will be
on the Palace bill next week. Attempts
are also being made TO condense par
sifal" 10 vaudeville proportions, and
it is expected that the traffic expert OF
the Interborough will be asked to help.
Irene Enright, last seen in Hello,
Broadway" will be in the cast OF Very
Good. Eddie" In the Cohan musical
play Miss Enright impersonated Mrs
Vernon Castle, and succeeded in dupli-
eating everything but her salary.
Alberta Gallatin has been engaged
for "When the Young Vine Blooms"
Emanuel Reicher's first production at
the Garden Theatre. The cast of the
Bjornson play is now complete. and
the first performance will be given No
vember 16.
Beginning tonight, according 70 an
announcement from the Forty-fourth
Street Ice Palace, Nofval Baptie, speed
lest of skaters, will give an added ex-
hibition of bar jumping" Many Broad
way devotees are expected to De pres
ent.
Winchell Smith, co-author Of THE
Boomerang" and 100 per cent author OF
"The Fortune Hunter" and others, is
about to turn producer. With John L.
Golden, song writer, as his associate,
ne will present play by John l.. Haz-
gard. Later he will produce another
play, and then still more.