Evening journal., 1919-04-28
Attractions af the City Theatres
THE INVISIBLE FOE"

order to thrill the New York pub
ma thrill must be a real one. iiiuust
cry the people away from the steady,
crtain and reliable surroundings and
nke them feel as though they could
Of be certain they were taking their
wn breath.
There was a play recently in New
FORK that accomplished this IN no I'M
certain manner and its title IS "rhe In
sible Foe" For six months, In fact
IN winter. It was at the Harris The
tire and Just one week ago completed
lis engagement there. Tonight 10 is
b make ifs first local presentation at
ae Playhouse.
10 IS one hundred per cent. attrac-
ipn in every way. and Is to be present
c by the same cast intact as put lt
Ger the fOotlights at the Harris. 1t
cnsists Of such stars as Flora Mac
! Dnald, Thurlow Bergen, Marion Rog-
Is. Robert stevens, Albert Barrett,
| nisy Vivian, Mabel Archdall and Ber-
/ nrd Graney.
The mystery in the plot is concealed
$ cleverly that it is not until the fall
the final curtain that the audience
! able to judge just who the foe is
tying 90 point out as the guilty one.
rhe expose comes In the most uneX-
lected manner. which sends "a chill
fight down your very spine.
The play Is not, however, without
| rs laughs and they come in an un-
usual manner when woman has trou-
bic with Her Indian Control"
THE SAVING GRACE"
At the Playhouse Friday night and
Saturday matinee and evening. Cyril
Maude and his supporting company
under the direction Of Charles Froh-
man will play an engagement covering
these two days presenting &. HaddOn
Chambers latest comedy The Saving
Grace" which has won great favor in
london and New York. and which is
said 10 be the most delightful work that
Jas come from the pen OF The dramat-
it in recent years. THE Saving
rracey pictures a small English house
hold during the early days Of The Great
War. 10 is in no respect a war play
and yet the situations. complications
and the characters themselves are in
fluenced by the spell Of the worlds
tragedy. 70 is "A high comedy with a
background Of the deepest human emo
ton. The role Of Bhnn Corbett, cheer
ful and optimistic eX-ofllcer Of the
army. who is wearing bis heart out
with anxiety 20 rc-enter the service.
affords Alr AIaude splendid oppOrtu-
mites for the disclosure Of his very
best abilities In high comedy, senti-
ment and pathos. Among the members
OF his supporting company, all OF
whom are well-knOwn are Miss Laura
Hope Crews. Charlotte Granville, Annie
Hughest, Betty Murray. Edward Doug
las and Stanley Harrison.
SEATS for all performances go on sale
tomorrow.
At THE QUEEN.
When one is young there IS one great
ttinz that covers an the delights ir
tie catalogue Of pleasurers and costa
ies and That Is romance. Romance IS
he flame whereby love is klndled and
romance Is the fuel that keeps the fire
lf love burning brightly. Therefore
Its appeal to the young.
- And Arabella was young and love is
80 sweet in the sprlngtime Of life.
Arabella happens 10 be the second
half Of the title Of the picture "Ro-
nance and Arabella" in which Con-
stance Talmadge Is playing at the
queen today, tomorrow ana Wednes-
day
The romance that Arabella wanted
took IFS form IN several ways; some