The Washington times., 1916-10-08
EARLE WILLIAMS
C0SE1O
Notes of Stage

David wsrneld played his nrst en-
gagement Of the season at the Play
house. Wilmington. Del, September
Kiein's drama. The Music Master"
This week the play will be presented
In Baltimore and on October Q at the
knickerbocker. New York.
Charles Cherry has been engaged by
william Faversham to play the part
of Hotchkiss in George Bernard
Shaw.s comedy. Getting Married
tS,,t the ,rst ST, American iner,;a presentation Of
city. 1t was originally announced
that Mr.. Faversham would play this
role himself. but at the request OF Mr.
Shaw he finally decided to enact the
impersoneted In London by Henry
Ainley when ''Getting Married" was
originally presented there.
Maude Adams will start rehearsaIs
for her new season in a fortnight. She
opens in The Little Minister" with
Dallas Anderson as Gavin Dishart, the
part he played with her last year.
Tho success Of Tho House of Glass"
which comes TO the New National for
a limited engagement beginning Octo-
ber q. was foreshadowed from the frst
performance. Miss Ryan has the role
pspSs cohsn a.iTs s.vs s''nSs pss
vided q splendid production and sur
rounded Miss Ryan with q most ca
pablo company.
ABE" and "Mawruss" are coming
back again. and this time In a new play
by Montague Glass and Roi Cooper Me-
gfue. called Potash q Perlmutter In
Society,"" which is scheduled for a
weeks engagement at the National. Oc-
tober 30, coming almost directly from a
twenty-four weeks engagement at the
Lyric Theater, New York. There are
few theatergoers in this country who
need an introduction to ABE" and
"Mawruss' or who need to be told that
they are Potash and Perlmutter. respec-
tively-the classic stage characters who
set millions laughing and thinking with
their wit and their wisdom. Barney
Bernard. creator OF the role OF Potash.
heads the able company Of thirty artists
which A. H. Woods, the producing man.
ager. is sending on touri
Joe Flynn, author Of Down Went
MoGinty." popular song of a
generation ago, Is one of the featured
comedians at tho Gayety Theater this
week
The popularity of Edward e. Rose
as q playwright is being attested
ansE the coming or t%o PTpdSStiGT "S v. a.
While the city sleeps" and NY
Mothers Rosary" Mr. Rose is also
happily remembered to playgoers a.
the author of The Prisoner OF
Carvei." David Harum," and other
rotable successes.
r. Fuller Jarboe. musical director
Of The Midnight Maidens." Is the
father of Harry o. Jarboe, manager
OF the Gayety Theater. Mrs. Jarbos
accompanies her husband on his triI
around the Columbia circuit.
"Bxperience," the modern morality
play. by George v. Hobart. which has
been such a great dramatic success
for the past two seasons, is finally
booked for Washington. and will ap.
pear at the Belasco Theater week OF
November 1s This play enjoys the rep
utation OF having broken more records
than any theatrical attraction since the
days Of ben Hur." -
II ran nine months in New York
seven months In Chicago, five months
in Boston, and is now concluding a log
and successful engagement in Phila.
delphia. 1t is the story of youth and
his adventures in the big world, hi:
trials and his temptations. .y
There are ten scenes in the play
which is presented by company OF
eighty-two players, Prominent I'm the
cast are Ernest GlendinninR as Youth
William Ingersofl as Experience. Ma
rte Horne as Pleasure. Frazer Coulter
a. Wealth. and many others.