The sun., 1919-09-24
SHAKESPEARE TO Be
SHUBERT OFFERING
E. II. Sothern and Julia Mar
lowe to Start Four Weeks
Season October 6.
CANCEL FACE" Is COMING
RialtO Will See Several New
Plays-Screen Comedian
Has His Own Show.

The Shuberts, in making known sew
eral shakeups in their Broadway lineup,
relieve the public's mind by announcing
that E. II. Sothern and Julia Marlowe
will be presented on Monday, October 6,
by Lee Shubert and William Shakespeare
in their New York season OF four weeks,
getting down to business first in Twelfth
Night" The engagement will be played
at the Shubert Theatre, due to feeling
by Mr.. Sothern that this is the house
that would best suit Mr.. Shakespeare.
For the first week Twelfth Night
will be presented in all it's glory, mean
ing at every performance the second
week the ghost will walk for Hamlet"
and the third week THE Tanning of the
Shrew" will BE presented, by arrange
ment with the estate of the dead play
wright. For the final week Twelfth
Night" will be played on Monday and
Tuesday, Hamlet" on Wednesday,
Thursday and Saturday and "The Tam
ing OF the Shrew" on Friday and Satur-
urday matinees, thus insuring a we'll
rounded diet of the classics. Afterward
the company will drum up trade in the
larger cities.
"1'he Dancer" new comedy by Ed
ward Locke, will be found around the
Harris Theatre next Wednesday, with a
cast compounded of equal parts of Isa-
belle Lowe, John Halliday, Jose Ruben,
Ef1ingham Pinto, Helen Sallinger, Eva
Lang, Miriam Elliott, Renee Adbree, Ray
Brown, r. George Burnett and Richard
Freeman. "Oh, What a Girl" will leave
the Shubert October and make quick
on the same night the "Shubert Gaieties
of 1919" will fit from the Foity-fourth
Street to the Winter Garden and Monte
Cristo, Jr." will pass to Boston and the
hereafter. During that mOmentous week
Mcintyre and Heath holding the hand of
Sophie Tucker in Hello, Alexander -
will scurry into the Forty-fourth Street.
Adele Rowland in New Play.
Adele Rowland has been engaged to
play the leading feminine role in Angel
Face" the new musical play by Victor
Herbert Harry +. Smith and Robert T.
Smith, which George w. Lederer already
has inserted in Chicagos midriff and
which he will later smuggle into New
York with no more than a few thousand
words of publicity. Miss Rowland, it Is
announced, will impersonate an actress
OF the lively type--as IL actresses were
anything but of a lively type-on the
stage.
Florence Ashley de Longuet has cast
aside privacy and aligned herself soidly
with the cast of "A Lonely Romeo" al
the Casino Theatre. Mrs. de Longuet
was with Fred Stones company in Jack
o. Lantern last season when she met
Mr.. de I,onguet, a member of a French
family. and married him swiftly. retiring
from the stage for one season only.
q NJ Anderson, one ofs the early
screen screams as a cowboy, under the
appellation of "Broncho Billy" denies
for the special benefit OF everybody a
report that he is TO appear in bur-
lesque of the movies In his "Frivolities
of 1919" parodying either himself oI
anybody else Mr.. Anderson says he has
lassoed his last helfer and shot up his
last Mexican. and all he wants to tame
now are some of the wild chorus girls ir
his show.
Charles Emerson Cook, having geareG
up "A Regular Feller" at the Cort The
atre. has had time to put such spare
parts as Claire Whitney, Clarice Young
and Mary Harper to support Robert
Emmett Keane and John Wesley ir
Martin Browns farce, AN Innocent
Idea," which will fall on Broadway some
time this fall.
The complete cast for Moonlight an6
Honeysuckle." with which Ruth Chatter
ton will dispense sweetness and light al
Henry Millers Theatre next Monday
will include Lucille Watson, Katherine
Emmett, Flora Sheffield, James Rennle
Charles Trowbridge. Edward Fielding
Sydney Booth and-dramatic pause
Lawrence Eddinger. The comedy, which