New-York tribune., 1919-07-03
Plays and Players

Tonight will be Brazilian night at
the Criterion. The President of Brazil,
Or' Epitacio Pessoa with the accent
on the first syllable in Broad-day)
also his family, suite and bodyguard,
Will be the guests of John L. Golden,
producer and manager Of Three Wise
roofs" Others who will occupy boxes
are Dr. Garcia Leao. consul general Of
Brazil in New York; Souza Dantas,
brazilian Consul in Paris; DR.. J.. Carlos,
Vlce-Consul of Brazil in New York;
Captain Thompson, commander of the
Brazilian battleship Sac Paulo; Ipa-
nema de Moraeira, charge d'afai%af
Brazil, and Captain Arn,a1do Burla-
"aqu'' naval aid to the president.
William Faversham /and Maxine Ell
lott, having completed their season
with Lord and Lad% Algy," are about
70 set out on ths/sea of the cinema
as~jndependent< nt<rroducers. Their first
plctsrs rrtt Be "The Man Who Lost
Himself" by H. De We're Stacpoole.
lhey nave just purchased the screen
rignts, or as the p. a. says, the screen"
rights, to this story. We can think of
many a man who lost himself when he
made the jump from ths stage to the
screen, but Mr.. Faversham's recent
success, The Silver King" obviates
any such danger. Miss Elliott has ap-
peared IN one picture for Goodwin.
Ernest Glendinning, James Bradbury.
Itoy Gordon, Miriam Sears and twenty
others, members of the company that
has been rehearsing the Mark Swan
comedy, "A Regular Fellow" will leave
today for Stamford, where the Charles
Emerson Cook production will open to-
morrow night.
And speaking of Stamford, we nearly
saw He and She," the new Rachael
Grothers play, which was there Mon
was only little journey, but, it being
.lune 80, one rather felt that ones
place was in New York-so much might
happen. "He and She" has been on
Ihe M road for two weeks, with Mr..
kelghtley playing opposite Miss Croth-
sas,o sas. ~ WI open early in the fall
time Mr.. Keightley has returned to to
"A Little Journey"
"Peek-a-Boo" is in it's second month
at the Columbia, and three quite un-
p.reJudlced observers have Informed ns
that they liked it as we'll as any musi-
cal show they ever saw Of course
we 90 not know what music shows thew
nave seen, but it sounds like a recon-
mendation.
Shubert's "Gaieties of 1919" which
will open at the Forty-fourth Street
Theatre Monday night, are going to
have three tryouts right here at
nome. Tomorrow night the Gaieties
VIII be given behind closed doors. and
on saturday night and Sunday night
also. At the eleventh hour Dora Hoff-
man has been added to the cast
Rehearsals for "The Red Dawn" will
began to-day at the Bijou Theatre. This
IS Thomas Dixon play in which
Doraldlna will make her debut in a
dramatlc role. She will be seen as a
rred-neaded, fiery tempered exponent of
1t seems as though there aren't
enough titles left to 60 around. First
Murray Anderson changed his "Green-
wlch Village Follies" to "Greenwich
Village Nights" by request, and now
Jack Norworth rises to say that three
months ago he called his new revue
New York Nights" and that when it
is produced in August no one must
thlnk 1T was suggested by the show in
Sherldan Square. But the Bohemians
Inc, could change theirs again by
tne simple trick of putting a X in front
OF the nights, and they have time to
DO It,, too, if they wish, before it opens
Tuesday night. H. q.