The New York herald., 1920-01-25

Wednesday night. To answer an oft-re-
pe;,ted question let it be said there will
be dancing after each performance.
The cast Of "Coppelia' will be-
CSppelius Mrs Inppen Fairehild
Swanilda ..........:,.. Miss Dorothy ]. Taylor
Burgoma Miss Gsthcrine @ % iioasianG land
Scotch Doll ........... Miss Charlotte Demorest
Chinese Doll. l...................M Miss Edna Hoyt
Indian Doll NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Miss Ada nenze
Misses Adelaide Beddall. Betsy FIags.
Edna Hoyt. Ada Heinze. Charlotte De-
morest, Marie Leary and Helena Ogden
will be solo dancers. All are era cetul and
agile.
Villagers eypsies and Polish and Hun
garian peasants in the large dancing cast
will include Misses Marion Carpenter
Martha ottey Dorothy Quinn, Geraldine
Hall, Julia Stanley, Dorothy Leary, Vic
torine Kellogg. Lillian Ren,sen, Aller
Gray, Holen Wilmerding. Marian Heller.
Edith McCoon. Carolyn Dorset. Carrie
Reick Dorothy Thompson Beatrice
Beard, Helen Trevor. Helen johnson.
Geraldine Gossler Virginia Wright. Kath-
crime Saybacl. Ethel SchmclZel. Helen
Schniewind. Aline Tiedeman, Grace Tai
bot. Jane Cleveland. Moliie Lancaster.
Marie Jenney, Helen Kerr, Virginia
Sterry Helena ogden. Margare; Reick.
Pauline Bourne. Margaret Warren. Alice
Hall. Elizabeth Remsen. Evelyn Walker.
Edna Strauch and Edith Smedburg.
Miss Mabel Venner is selling tickets and
boxes. few Of which are still available.
Her telephone number is Columbus--t439
address No 306 West Seventy fifth street.
Among those who have taken tickets are
Mines. Lamar Leahy Frederick H. Os-
born. ]. II McCoon. Herbert Sierck Will
lam Is. Vanderbilt, Jr.: Willard -.
Straight. Il. Penn Smith, Jr.: c. r. Phipps.
Henry c. steers. William c. Demorest b.
Tappen Fairchild. Orlando Metcalf. John
f. Russell, Jr; William Lowe Rice Pierre
Cartier. George NJ. Pynchon, Morgan
Wing. Roswell Miller. Charles Remsen.
\. Graham Miles, George II. D. Schieffe-
lin William r. Armstrong. Henry o.
Havemeyer jeremiah Milbank and Ernest
Flags, and Misses Elizabeth A. Lamont.
Alice Dolamar, Catherine Burton, Clara
Spence, Alice Davidson and Carolyn Dor
sett and Mr.. Daniel Frohman.
Revival Of wiIde's Comedy.
Mrs. James Lowell Putnam will not re-
tire from the cast Of The Importance Of
Being Earnest" In which women OF So
ciety arc 60 appear on next Sunday night
in the Hudson Theatre with professional
actors. because Of her mourning for Mrs.
George Putnam. mother of her husband,
who died last week in Boston. AS no other
amateur actress qualified to take her place
could he found she has expressed her will
ingness to remain in the cast.
Mrs. Bigclow Tilton. ca pable amateur
actress will take the place OF Mrs. Lydig
Hoyt. who found IL impossible TO continue
in the cast. The other amateur I'm the cast
of this revival Of the late Oscar Wildos
sparkling play will be Miss Elsa Maxwell.
The professional side Will be represented
by Messrs. Ernest Glendenning. Reginald
Mason ana r. Wigney Percyval. Mrs.
Herbert Shipmah will play against Mr..
Norman Trevor in a curtain raiser called
THE Ninth Waltz"
Boxes and seats have been taken by
Mrs Herbert NJ. Hartman. Mrs. William
F. Sheehan. Mrs Putnam. Mr. Martin
Hofer. Mr. Charles u. Samson. Mrs James
b. Haggn. Mr.. Louis Wiley Nine.
Frances Aida. Miss Elsie dc Wolfe, Mrs.
Charles B Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Kaufman. Miss Elisabeth Mar
bury. Mrs William *. Vanderbilt. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas G. Clarke Mr.. and Mrs.
Oliver Hartman, MIR. and Mrs James
'orrigan. Mr. and Mrs. George Whalen.
Mrs Thomas Hastings. Mr.. Joseph n.
Thomas. Mrs. Edison Bradley Miss Ethel
Barry moro and Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hartley
Manners Nine John Iswalski, who was
Princess blciugc Of Paris. VIII head
Programme Committee. with Dolores. ~
lhv stage The programme Committee