New-York tribune., 1919-10-13
The Stage Door

Sam H. Harris has just issued an
announcement Of his plans for the
season. Among the plays he will pre-.
sent is "The Haunted Violin," comedy
by Crane Wilbur, at the Apollo
Theatre, Atlantic City, November 6,
with the author playing in it.
., Other plays he will present are
.Welcome Stranger" comedy by
Aaron Hoffman, "Mrs Hopes Hus,
band.' dramatization of Gellett Bur
gess's novel, by George Scarborough; :;
r1Queed,' dramatization of Snydor
ria, Harrlson's novel by George Hazelton: !:
Inc Way to Heaven" an Oriental
piece, by Earl Carroll; "Home Again. y
., comedy, by Thomas Loudon; prince
rerdy,' romantic comedy, by Frances
Hlil and John T. Mcintyre; "The Beau
Ialui il Une' a'musicas play, book and
Louis A. Hirsch: Going Some" a
musical version of Rex Beach and Paul
Armstrong's farce, by Otto Harbach
and Louis A. Hirsch; and new
American comedy by George NJ. Cohan.
AT the Majestic Theatre in BROOKLYN
r. Kay Comstock and William Elliott
present for the present week ooh. NV
Dear" the sixth Princess Theatre
musical success, which crosses the
nrldge with the original cast after a
seven months run at the Princess.
AT the Columbia beginning this after
London Bellies in a new two-act bur
!!esquc called Hustle -Bustle." With
book by Ed Hanford and music and
lyrics by Fred S. Rounds The manner
IN which local government is conducted
by "'rube' Mayor is the cause of
many humorous situations and in
cidents. The part Of the Mayor is
played by Chester Nelson. Vaudeville
speclalties and musical features are
frequent throughout the performance.
Owing to the illness of JOS. Asanger.
who ia designing the settings for the
Dumb Mes0iah," scheduled for produc.
ton Wednesday at the Jewish Art
been postponed, and Art Director
Emanuel Reicher will put on Haupt-
mann's Lonely Lives" instead on
Thursday
Alice Brady appears personally in
Forever After" by Owen Davis, at the
Bronx Opera House for one week, com.
mencing to-day.
At the Playhouse Miss Brady in
Forever After" rolled up a record run
of 344 consecutive performances.
Supporting Miss Brady will be the
same cast which appeared with her
at the Playhouse.
Edward Locke, author Of "The
Dancer" now at the Harris Theatre,
and Victor Herbert are collaborating
on a new play with music. In theme
and acting the play is similar to "The
Climax" which Mr.. Locke wrote.
Dan Quinlan, who>is appearing with
Mcintyre and Heath in "Hello Alex
nndcr" at the Forty-fourth Street Thea
tire. celebrated his twenty-fifth year as
an interlocutor Saturday.
An aIl-star Sunday night concert bill
was given at the Selwyn Thcatrc
AL Herman, blackface mimic; Jane 8
Thornton. dean of monologists; Frank
Pollock, musical comedy tenor; Edna
Aug, in comic representations; Dolly
Hackett, in a jazz songfest; FL Roy
Sisters, in guitar duo; Vera Goldini,
accordionist from the Royal Theatre in
Madrid; the Savoy Quartet in popu
lar songs; De Grimo, the English come
dian; Sake Sana, Japanese prima
donna; Dixon and Lorraine, in new
pianologuc, and others.
"Chicken Chow Mein," Broadway 8
latest miniature musical comedy, in
which Jay Gould and Flo Lewis are
featured, is playing at the Orphcnm,
Prooklyn, for the present week. The
supporting bill will include Valerie