New-York tribune., 1920-04-12
The Stage Door

"Alice in Wonderland" will be pre-
sented this afternoon at the Little
Theater. Tonight at the Fulton Thea
ter "The Bonehead" will have it's pre-
miere.
At the Plymouth Theater, Boston, to-
night the Shuberts will present Arthur
Richman's play, Not So Long Ago"
with the following cast: Eva lie Gal
lienne, Sidney Blackmer, Mary Ken
nedy, Thomas Mitchell. Esther Lyon,
Gilbert Douglas. George Henry Trader,
Leatta Miller, Margaret Mosier. Harry
Huffman, Beth Martin and Mollie
Adams.
To-day the Hippcdrome will celebrate
its fifteenth anniversary, having been
opened on April 12, 1905. The birthday
parade down Fifth Avenue. the feature
Of former celebrations, will be omitted.
Tom Lewis in Pertinent Pointers on
the League Of Nations" and Solly
Ward and company in Babies" have
been added to this weeks Palace Thea
ter bill, opening to-day.
Lee Shubcrt announced yesterday that
p. H. Sothern and Julia Marlowe will
give their spring festival Of Shake.
speare's plays at the Shubert Theater
April 26. Twelfth Night" with Mr..
Sothern as Malvolio and Miss Msr'oye
as Viola, will open tho season, being
played the farst week. Hamlet" viii
be presented during the second week
and 1.-THE Tanning Of the Shrew" dur
ing the third week, while tho fourth
and final week of the engagement will
be devoted to repetitions of the three
plays.
Tho engagement Of Theda Bara in
"The Blue Flame" at the Shubert will
terminate on Saturday evening, April
"a. Her tour already has been ar
ranged as far ahead as May, 1921.
The first engagement of "The Passion
Flower" on tour will be in Montreal
late in May. 1t Ia to remain at the
Belmont Theater until that time.
F. ziegfeld jr. has changed the name
Of the Nine O'clock Revue to the Nine
O'clock Frclic.
"East Is West" which recently
passed its five hundredth performance
at the Astor Theater, is to be produced
in London on May "a,
William A. Brady has cabled from
London that the production there of
THE Man Who Came Back" was a
successful one. Mary Nash is PLAYING
Mnrcelle, the role she originated here
The Jules Eckert Goodman melodrama
was presented for the first time in
London on Thursday night last at the
Oxford Theater.
Veronine Weston, Russian classical
dancer, who appeared in this country
with Pavlowa, will present "A Life
for the Emperor" at Carnegie Hall
Saturday evening, April II. He will
be assisted by Sonia Serova and the
Vestoff-Serova dancers.
Colin O'More, who is playing in
Classic" now at the Nora Bayes
Thcater, will give series Of special
concerts during the run Of the play
in New York.
George White announces that he has
engaged Lou Holtz, Lester Allen, and
George Bickel for the new version Of
his Scandals" soon to be seen in New
York
James X. Hackett In "The Rise of
Silas Lapham" opens for weeks en-
gagement tonight at the Ford Theater.
Baltimore. Following this engagement.
Mr.. Hackett will return to New York to
commence rehcarsals Of his own
production, L'Aventurier," by the
French dramatist, Alfred Capus.
William II. Wellman and James P.
Sinnott have associated themselves for
the production of plays. Their initial
effort, which will be placed in rehearsal
within few days. is Willard Mack's
Poker Ranch" Wellman and Sin
mott are making their production
through arrangement with A. II.
Woods.