The sun., 1916-09-24

announced during The present
week. Whatever the quality of
chs product may be, there is no deny
sng that the present season Is the
most active ever known In this city.
Klaw & Erlanger Will present Miss
6pringtime." a musical play in three
acts. ut h New Amsterdam Theatre
Tomorrow night. Written By Guy
Bolton. the music Is by Emmcrich Kali
man. the composer Of "Sari," the lyrics
are BY =. q. wodehouse and Herbert
Reynolds. the scenery by Joseph Urban
ana the stage direction has been in the
experienced hands Of Julian Mitchell
and Herbert Gresham. The original
book upon which Mr.. Bolton has based
Miss Springtime' was written by
Martes Brody and was produced in
Budapest under the title Miss Rabbit
Foot" On that occasion it's score was
accounted the finest achievement Of
1mmer!ch kalman. whose "Sari" had
stamped him as n composer Of ability
. few seasons before. With the pleas
ant memory OF the musical plays
brought to the New Amsterdam Thea
ire by klaw & Granger, usually at
y this time OF the year, such as The
Fink Lady" THE Littlo Cafe and
"Ohi Obi Delph!nc," New York ca.
TRIGGERS have grown accustome 20
look forward to the production q
Klaw & Erlanger musical play . m
event Of exceptional interest. The
scenes of Miss Springtime" arc laid
In q Hungarian village for two acts
and on the stage Of a Budapest opera
house in the third act. The romantic
story OF the love of a village girl for
. famous baritone is told in the course
Of tho play. In the Hungarian en-
Wronment Joseph Urban Is particu.
larly ut home in designing the scenes
and from a costuming point. too. Miss
6pringtime" will prove q delight to the
eye. Scores OF young women of the en-
pemble. drilled by Julian Mitchell. will
again be in evidence. The cast sup-
piled by Klaw & Erlanger includes
many we'll known players. In the
more prominent roles are Sari Petrass.
= favorite Of the London and Conti-
mental stages. who will make her first
New York appearance tomorrow
night; George MacFarlane. Georgia
O'Ramey. John E. Hazard. Charles
Meakins, Jed Prouty. Josie %Intropodi.
Ada Weeks. Fred Nice and others.
AZ the Cort Theatre tomorrow night
Oliver Morosco will present q new
comedy by Frederic and Fannie Hat
ton. entitled upstairs and Down." The
play has to do with smart society and
servants. the characters being divided
equally between living rooms and
Kitchen, with parallel stories which
transpire upstairs and down. The CEN
trail figures are a p~hilandering Irish
polo player and his equally gallant
valet. each Of whom becomes involved
In series OF affairs which reflect anus.
lngly or the upper set In the metropoli-
tan hinterland. The scenes are laid on
Long Island. The first act shows the
lounge porch at I%venhurst. the second
act is set in the kitchen. and the third
reverts 10 the porch. The cast will
Include Christine Norman. Mary Ser.
ross. Juliette Day. Ida st. Icons.
Courtney Foote. Fred TIlden, Leo Car.
rlllo, Arthur Elliott. Paul Harvey. Or
iando DAILY. Alfred Hesse. Adoni Foo
S,eri. William Macdonald and Roberta.
Arnold.
Conan and Harris announce that the
Regular season at the c. and H. The.
ntre will open Tuesday. Cyril Har-
courts latest drama. "The Intruder"