Evening star., 1919-03-02

rick Theater March 81. Mr.. Hobart is
| widely known as author of Expert
! ence."
Good Morning. judge has not
closed. but only rested up" for q
week and is now packing the houses
in New York The hypocritical judge
has made q big hit with Gotham the
| atergoers. The piece was pronounced
a hit upon its first showing in this
city.
Mabel Garrison, the brilliant young
soprano from the Metropolitan Opera,
VIII give her first recital in Washing
| ton at the National Theater Tuesday
afternoon. March H. as the fourth
concert in the artists" course- Seats
are on sale at Mrs. Greene's Office.
18th and G. streets
Helen Lackaye, the popular young
Washing gtonian now playing a promi-
Eent role in Mark Swans farce, was
responsible for the production In
vaudeville of 'Overtones.I. the Wash
ington Square Players playlet that
made such wonderful success in the
two-a-day houses.
The hilarious farce "a Night OF"
OF the late Augustin Daily memory. is
shortly TO be revived in a musical
will be added by Hugo Frey, and
Richard Lambert viii be the mana
ger. A strong company has been en-
gagged for an early presentation
In addition to "rhe Book of Job
Stuart Walker will include in his new
bill at the Punch and Judy Theater.
New York, this week The Tents OF
the Arabs This will be the first
professional production in America of
this widely read play. Mckay Morris
and Beatrice Maude will have the
leading roles.
Samuel Shiprnan and, ,PercivaI Wilde,
authors of 'The Woman in Room 49,
it is said, spent all last week in At
! lantic City working on a play they
promised to complete in six days. The
theatrical business in New York has
been so prosperous recently that
playwrights are working overtime to
meet the demand.
oliver Morosco announces that he
VIII shortly have new producing
theater in San Francisco, in addition
! to his three theaters in Los Angeles.
Acquisition of the Morosco Theater in
| San Francisco is the first announce
| ment of series of important theater
| operations that Morosco has been
! quietly negotiating.
| edy, viii have its first performance at
| Atlantic City March 3, preceding the
New York engagement. Bide Dudley
supplied the book and lyrics. and the
| music was composed by John L. Nell
son. The production is being staged
| under the direction of Edward Royce,
who recently directed Going Up" and
| "Oh. Boy"
| Mabel Garrison of the Metropolitan
4 Il n sysrv l. - eoI
| in Washington at the National Thea
| ter Tuesday afternoon, March IL, at
| 4:30 as the fourth concert in the
Artists Course" Her program will
i ish. Norwegian, English, French and
Italian songs and negro melodies.
Seats are on sale at Mrs. Greene's
office. 18th and G streets
Louis Achine Hirsch- VINO composed
| the music for '"The Rainbow Girl"
| is native of New York and wrote
! the music for revue OF the London
! Hippodro called Hello Ragtfme."
which ran for 500 performances. His
| co." MY Bachelor Days" "Sumurum"
| and 'T Left Her On the Beach in Hon
olulu" He also has 'Going Up" to
his credit. and this seasons ''Follies."
Eva LIE Ga1ienne, who SO delight
| Burchester In The OF Chance" the
| new comedy by r. c. Carton. is a
daughter of the poet Richard LIE
| GalIienne. Like her distinguished
father. Miss LIE Gallienne has spent
| much of her life IN Paris, where she
received her education and musical
training. She came to this country
for good only a year or SO before
the war. Her first success in the
United States was with Henry E.
Dixey in "ME. Lazarus"
John Galsworthy. Engiand's fore
most novelist and playwright, whose
plays Strife" and Justice" both had
long runs in this country. has come
to America as the representative
Of English letters at the Lowell cen
tenary. He will make an extended