South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-06

pondence of femininity in the Telle-
gen audiences. Mr.. Tellegen con
veys a powerful appeal through his
peculiar force in interpreting his
role.
Sydney Shields. in "Parlor, Bed
room and Bath" at the Republic
theater. is carrying the credit for
the surprising success of an excel
lent comedy.
Blanche Billaire at the COrt the
alter in Flo Flo" is interpreting.
this time. another of her daring
roles. SHE doesn't need a clacque.
for the box office has all it can do TO
take care of the pads"
Monday, Gaiety theater, Gen.
Post" an English comedy by ]. f.
Harold Terry, with William Cour-
tenay and Thomas A Wise in the
cast. Others in the company will be
Miss Olive Tell, Wigney Percyval,
Miss Cynthia Brooke, Cecil Fletcher
and James Kearney.
Republic theater, "Parlor, Bed
room and Bath" farce comedy by
c. w Bell and Mark Swan. The
company is headed by Miss Florence
Moore and John Cumberland. and
includes VIII Deming, Miss Fran
cine Larrimore. Miss Sydney Shields,
Miss Carolyn Lila. Richard Gordon,
Miss Helen Menken, Tommy Meade,
c. w. Butler, Miss Mary Vallen and
Nick Judels.
Empire theater. THE Lady Of the
Camellias," by Alexander Dumas,
fills, revived by the Charles F'roh-
man company for Miss Ethel Barry
more. Her support includes Con-
way Tearle as Armand; Holbrook
Biynn, Miss Rose Coghlan. Miss
Mary Hampton and Percy Marmont.
Tuesday. Playhouse "Billeted."
comedy of English lirS by F. Tenny-
son Jesse and J. NJ. HARDWOOD. The
comedy was staged under the direc-
ton of Miss Margaret Anglin, who
has the leading feminine role and
who has surrounded herself with a
cast comprising Edward Emery, Ro-
land Rushton, Miss Phillis Birket,
iLangdon Bruce. Miss Sally Williams
/ and Howard Lindsey.
Astor. why Marry" comedy by
Jesse Lynch Williams with Nat c.
Goodwin for the leading role. With
| Mr.. Goodwin will be seen Miss Es-
telle Winwood. Shelley Hull, Miss
Beatrice Beckley. Edmund Breese,
Ernest Lawford, Lotus Rebb. Har-
old West and others.
Liberty, Going Up" musical
comedy. In leading role, Messrs.
I Cohan & Harris presents Frank
Craven, Miss Edith Day, Miss Mar
ian Sunshine, Miss Ruth Donnelly,
] John Park, Miss Grace Peters. Ed
ward Begley, Miss Evelyn Cavan-
augh. Richard Dore and Arthur
Stuart Hull.
Eltinge i'm Vaudeville.
For four weeks, beginning at the
Orpheum theater. Brooklyn, on Dec.
81. Julian Eltinge will return TO
vaudeville. He will present a single
act.
Something New ut the Strand.
The Strand theater will introduce
weekly presentations of grand operas
/ in condensed form after the holi-
days.
The first work to be thus present
ed is Carmen" The cast includes
Anita Tegelli. Rosa Lind, Carlo Mari
and AUguste BOuillez.
''LightiI,' Strikes This Firm.
"Lghtin'" strikes Messrs. Win
chell Smith AID John L. Golden as
the most appropriate title for the
new play they are about 20 produce.
II Will hit the National theater,
Washington. on Jan. IS.
The new comedy is the work of
Mr.. Smith and Frank Bacon, the
veteran actor. Besides being author
OF the play. Bacon will also act the
title role.
Parks Next Attraction
Toward the middle of next month
the Spanish company appearing at
the Park theater in The Land of
Joy will move elsewhere. Replac-