The evening world., 1917-10-13
Hays for The
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BROUGHT hero 70 stage the probation.
Gnu chin Chou' IL an ORIENTAL
ftn'asy based upon several of ths tales
from the Arabian Nights Ths s1snss
Aso place IN Bsgdad 5000 years aso.
The Dlay II not chinese. bat dssives
"a same from ths taot that Aba
hassn. notorious roo Ser ohisftAin.
enters bsEdad with nis band. ds-
guissd m Chinese garmsnta snd
poses as a Chinese n,.Hdartn- fiis
plans arc toilcd by the wit Of =
slave Rir. zahrat-a.- kuiub. VINO
Fevenges her wrongs by ultimately
this happens there are fourteen
scen"s acomsdy. music, tragedy
and mclodNhma. ali wsided toxEtner
IN gigantic spectacle.
Tho cast engaged 'Or -Chu Chin
Chow includes q company OF n 'ariy
200 players. with three stars for the
leading roles. Tyrone Power Gill
make his nrst appearance In moro
than four years upon the aCtlng
stage. PssuminR the title role OF Abu
Hasan, alas Chu ChiI Chow. Flor
ence Reed will portray he slave girl,
b1hrat-al- -kulub. and iienry Il. Dixey
will have tho role Of Ali Baoa, a
genial slave OF the bottle. Othe.p are
Francis J. BOYLE, GeorSt RaseiJ. Al
bert Howson, Richie Lag Frank Nc
Cormack. Felcshe Dc Gregorio, Rob.
crt L~o Hill, Lester Sweyd, Albert
Moore, Gordon Staples. Tessa costa,
Kate Condor. Lucy Beaumont, Ida
MULE, Olive Prosser. 1arda Daube
and Natty Thomas. Tuere is also a
ballet or ninety girls, led by Mile.
Katherine Galanta, formerly Of the
Imperial Ballet Russo.
Tho enlarged orchestra win be
under the direction OF Signor Gus
taVe Ferrari, who directed the Lon
dor production. In keeping with the
atmosphere OF ancien' BaRdad and
"Chu Chin Chow" Norris Gest,
ms
IAN opera House, has r,t ecorattd the
lobby to conform wlth Oriental
otandards OF artistic decoration
The curtain will riS. at O'Clock,
and no one will be soa ed durirg the
progress OF the first scehe.
Romance and Arabe, Ia" a COM
edy by William Hurlburt, with Laura
Hope Crews In the chief role, will be
presented at the Harris Theat.e on
Monday night. Tho rroduct'op IL
made by Joseph Ritter aud the comedy
has been staged under the dir. Ction
Of George Foster Plat. "Roma nee
and Arabella" Is a satire on modern
American life. Arabella Is a young
wid9W UroS,,0o wi Wit9 ,adyApeed IDEAS and a
adventures take her ~ country
house on Long Island, 10 a studio in
Greenwich village Lnd Utmost 10 the
police court Will me- Crews will
be Felix Krembs, Alfred Lunt. Harry
Ashford, Frank Connor, William
Williams, George A. rcnny, Henry
Warwick. Harry Blaisiae. Tracy Bar
row, Marc Loebell. Alice Auga ride
Butler, Alice Putnam. Jennie l. mont
and Virginia Chauvenat
Fred Stone in "Jack o'Lantern," a
musical comedy by Anne Caldwell,
r. Fl. Burnside and Ivan Caryll.
comes to the Globe Theatre on Tues
day night. Among others in the
company are Charles AldrIch. Allene
Crater. Douglas Stevenson, Harold
West, Helen Faiconer. Oscar Rag
land, Violet Zeli, Teresa Valerie, the
Brown Brothers, Lord Robert, c.
Lo-~lls. Edna Bates. William Caress,
Kathleen Robinson. MARGARET Irving,
Lydia Scott, Beatrice Hughes, Francis
Jordan. Evelyn Conway. Marcelle