New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-15
NEWS OF PLAYS
AND PLAYERS
Ethel Barrymore To Be a
Real Mrs. MCChesney-
Sothern's New Play.

The routine OF playing the part ol
"A business woman eight times week
for the last few weeks has had its
effect on Ethel Barrymore, and she is
about TO become in actually as well
as advertisement, Our Mrs. McChes-
new" Following the footsteps Of her
grandmother, the late Mrs. John Drew.
she will become q manageress! Inc
success of her present engagement has
made II apparent that she will remain
at the Lyceum Theatre well into tn,
summer, and last week she broached
the subject OF organizing road com
pany to All Hayman. I've Away,
wanted TO be a manageress, she tod
him. "and now | want to make an ar
rangement with you so that can PICK
my own company, arrange It's tour,
select the scenery, have the printing
done. and everything else you'd do
you're on" said Mr.. Hayman. SO
Miss BARRYMORE will start at once. with
her own stenographers and in her own
Office. 70 organize her own "Our Mrs.
McChesney" company.
Tho World Film Corporation an
nounces that its next release VII! be
"Camille." with Clara Kimball Young in
the title role.
r. II. Sothern will shortly appear in
his second production of the season,
Lord Dundreary" Il was Mr.. Soth.
ern's original purpose that he should
be seen In a revival Of one of his old
successes or new comedy each six
weeks during the season, but the pop
ularity of Alfred Sutro's The Two
Virtues" has interlered with tnis
plan. Mr.. Sothern's father. who
created the role, first appeared as
Lord Dundreary" on october H. lsoo'
Mr.. Sothern has revived his father
great part twice previously, IN lsoo
and 1914.
A special matinee for ministers VIII
b given Wednesday afternoon at the
Forty-eighth Street Theatre so that
and mediate on the subject OF The
Eternal Magdalene," Robert McLough..
Inns drama which has been described
es "a play for persons over eighty
More people will probably attend
church next Sunday, so some good may
be accomplished, after all.
Olive Oliver. Amelia Gardner and
Minnie Dupree. representative mem
hers of the Gamut Club, had the lead
ing feminine roles in three playiets
given last night at the Bramhall Play
house before club members and their
guests.
we'll known shoe manufacturer OF
Newark has written to Molly Pearson,
who PLAYS the role of a shoe saleslady
in "Hobson's Choice" asking permits
sion to name new shoe the molly
Pearson Shoe" Business of profound
jealousy by Mrs. Vernon Castle.
To whom Il May Concern: The
Rattle CRY of Peace" that wonderful
nboto-drsmatic spectacle depicting the
CAPTURE and bombardment OF New YORK
CITY. etc. will open to-day IN the
cradle OF American independence
Philadelphia. Penn.
Louise Closer Hale has been Sc
lected TO play the 70 le OF Mrs; EHle:
the social climber. in "Ruggles Oh
Red Gap" in which Ralph Herr VIII
shortly appear at the Shubert Iheatre'
The Garden Theatre will open to.
night with a private performance OF
Biornson's when the Young Vine
Blooms" for the members Of Emanuel
Reicher's two companies, who are not
engaged in the first production. The
season will begin tomorrow evening
under the auspices Of The Modern
stage and the American Peoples Inc
atre. No regular performance Will be
given on Mondays.
Society girls will sell programmes
AZ the Bandbox Theatre Tomorrow
nigh. for the benefit OF the Blue cross
Fund for horses injured IN battle