Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-05-18
Shubert-GarricIx- sumer

Shubert-GarricI- Sumer StOck.-The
first season of the Shubert-Gar-
rick Theater, will terminate Saturday
evening, May 3D. after twenty-one
weeks. with the theater reopening i'm
mediately on Monday, June 2, with
summer stock, presenting established
Broadway successes, at popular sum-
mer prices. Announced as the attrac-
ton for the opening week is Oliver
Morosco's Upstairs and Down."
Under the direction of Augustin
Glasmire, an organization of players
has been engaged which promises to
rival the many accomplished stock
companies that Washington has known
ganization. as leading man and leading
woman, respectively, are Earle Fox,
we'll known as a motion picture favor
lite, and last with the musical comedy
success, Leave 1t To Jane" and Laura
Walker, for three seasons featured in
1.-The Man Who Came Back
The company engaged, which begins
rehearsals Immediately, includes Ed
ward Mackey, one of the prominent
players in Savage's "Everywoman'"
Edward Robinson, recently seen in
Washington at the Shubert-Belasco
Theater in Dark Horses: Warner
Richmond, popular footlight favorite:
Mary Newcombe Edeson, wife or
Robert EdeSon; Beatrice Moreland.
who has concluded an engagement in
demption"; Eileen Wilson. last seen in
Washington in "Oh, Boy; James by
renforth, Robert Peck and Rose Nc
Donald.
An exceptionally fine list of plays
has been secured for Manager FL
ward and the promise is held out that
each will be complete scenic pro-
duction.
A summer scale of prices will pre-
ylil-S1 for the entire orchestra at the
night performances, with balcony
prices. ranging from 20 TO 70 cents
and the Thursday and Saturday mati,
nees at 25 and so cents. Seats for all
plays to be offered will be on sale
fuIi week in advance of each opening
with special attention to season reser-
vationS.
Gem Fancier.-That facile littera-
teur of the current stage. wallace
Munroe, has been interesting himsef
not only in gems of thought in plays
and gems of talent in players. but
he has taken up gems as psycho-
logical study, going back even 10 the
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stones with sensitive Vltailty. ne
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