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produced elsewhere and is awaiting its
Manhattan premiere
Irene Feuwick viii return to Mr.
Woods's management in a drama calle1
The Guilty Man" Ruth Helen Davis
wrote the play in collaboration WITH
the late Charles Klein basinS IT on a
story by FRANCHISE Coppee. In Miss
Fenwick's support will be Lowell Sher-
man. William DevereauX. Kenneth
Hunter. Gareth Hughes. Clarence Han
dyside. Emily Ann Wellman. austin
Webb. Stuart Robson, Paul Doucet and
Sam Edwards.
Two PLAYS by the prolific Willard
Mack. whom Mr. Woods introduced II
Broadway. are ready for production
one. = melOdrama in four acts. called
King. Queen. Jack viii have Robert
Warwick. Norman Trevor. Macy Har-
Ian, Marion Barney. and James SPOTS
wood. in its cast Marjory Rambeau
viii create the principal role in the
other. Her Market Value" and in her
support Will he Charles Waleron, Dud-
lev Hawley. Ben Johnson, Mrs Rob
son. Ida Darling and suzanne Wills.
In Mr.. WoOds's list is also new play
by Louis Anspacher. entitled. That
Day in which Kathryn Kidder will
appear in a role similar TO the title
role in which she won fame in Madame
Sans-Gene.'
Miss Deaarest on Dancing
Good dancing of simple steps counts
more than only fair performance %
difficult evOlutions. according TO
Frances Demarest. prima donna of
THE Passing Show of 1916 at the
that Miss Demarest was the original
singer and dancer of the Every Little
Movement number in Madame Sher-
~" and she was on the crest Of the
tango maXiXc wave that swept over
tho country
ANY dancer must be a pantomimist
10 rise above the ordinary Standards
Miss Demarest remarked Expression
NJ hea NJ Of he 4
a general graceful poise of body. all
cultivate a delightful rhythmic touch
The very simplest stage steps when
executed properly and with finesse and
grace always win more applause than
the most intricate evolutions performed
by a mechanical dancer Ballroom as
well as stage dancing is constantly
changing. and even the modern steps
now in vogue will doubtless enjoy their
popularity for only few years
Richard Bennett's New Play.
Richard Bennett. who is remembered
for his acting in one OF J. VI. Barrie's
plays. will have A similar role in a
new comedy OF England which viii
be put on here next fall The author
Of the piece is Harold Brighouse. who
wrote the success "Hobson's Choice"
last year. It is probable Mr.. Bennett
viii he seen in the Empire theater
after John Drew's engagement there
in 'PeEdennis."
Post In Booth Play.
Another piece OF midsummer news
is the announcement that Guy Bates
Post. the star Of omar the Tentmak-
err will be presented about Deem
Der ! here in new. modern drama be-
ing written especially for him by John
Hunter Booth. Richard Walton Tully
viii be the manager. Mr. Tully, who
wrote Omar" is also working on n
new play of his own. which will open
al the Lyric theater Labor Day This
viii be a very spectacular affair,
learn.
SeIwyn's Plans For Fell.
The first offering OF Selwyn x Co.
will be "John ". Blake" a new play
by Roi Cooper MerSrue and irwin Cobb
George Nash and Janet Beecher will
play the principal roles. and Byron
Beasley viii have an important part
Two emotional actresses viii dry
their tears for the season and will de-
vote themselves to comedy. Margaret
Ellington will he starred in A new com
edy by Avery Hopwood who wrote
cast that will include. Walter Jones. c
Selfyn and Robert Fischer. Jane COwl
will have a new comedy. called -.Bett-
Behave by Ralph Renaud. A new
writer for the stage. With Miss Cowl
viii he seen Henry Stephenson. Frank
Kemble. Cooper, Helen Tracy. Clare
Weldon, James ". Morrison. Perez
Benton. Orme Caldars, and William
Weston
Edgar SeIwyn has written 4 new
play. 10 which he has given the title.
The Double Cure" Lewis Stone will
head the cast OF this play. which will
be presented here around holiday time.