New-York tribune., 1920-10-18

Max Marcin's production OF Three
Live Ghosts" moves up town from the
Greenwich Village Theater to the Nora
Bayes tonight.
In Atlantic City Thursday evening
the Shuberts will present Robert War
wick in "The Dauntless Three" by
Horace Annesley Vachell and Walter
Hackett. Estelle Winwood, Nancy Lee,
Betty Murray, William Devereux, Paul
Doucet, Charles Coleman, S. K Walker,
Cecil Clovelly, Touraine Tyler, Gilbert
Christie, Jean de Goussac and Hallam
Bosworth are also in the cast.
Graham Lucas returns to the cast of
"The Guest of Honor" at the Broad
hurst Theater this evening.
At the Princess Theater, Chicago, to-
night William A. Brady will present
Alexander Carr in "The Dreamer" by
Jules Eckert Goodman.
Lee Shubert announces that lie will
bring "The Charm School" back to one
of his Broadway theaters after it COM
pletes it's engagements in Brooklyn and
Philadelphia.
At the first drama meeting of the
New York Drama League, to be held to-
morrow afternoon at the Belasco The
ater, Michio Itow will act a Japanese
Noh ecogue, "Shojo." Oliver Sayler
will speak on 1.-THE Russian Theater
Under the Revolution"
Beginning November /, a permanent
company of players will begin an all
year season of new and old plays at the
Woods Theater, Atlantic City. Vaughan
CHASER will be the director. Romance"
will be the first offering.
Adolph Link will play the leading
character parts in the forthcoming
productions of Conroy and Meltzer at
the Greenwich Village Theater Those
plays have been chosen from the Scan
dinavian, Russian, French and Polish
and will be presented to American au-
dences for the first time. The first
play of the season for which rehearsals
are now in progress is adapted from
tales of the Polish borderland before
the war. Material will be taken from
such authors as Sigar Jornson, Max
Halbe, Pierre de Laroux and Marie
Louise van Saanen Algi.
Herbert Anstruther, who originated
the role of Bernard Clark in "The
tion of Daisy Ashford's book was pro-
duced in London, arrived from England
Saturday on the Caronia. Mr. An
struther will appear here in the same
role.
Mary Nash will soon commence re-
hearsals in "Man and Woman" the
play by Benjamin F. Glazer and Car
los Bonhomme, and in which she ap-
y,ria
triumph in "The Man Who Came
Back"
Josie Intropidi, beginning tonight,
will be seen in the part of the frivo-
lous widow in "Jim Jam Jems" at the
Cort Theater.
Frederick Burt and Marion Kerby
have been engaged for "The Proper
Spirit" by willard Robertson and XII
bourn Gordon, which Mrs. Henry B.
harris will produce, with Tom Wise in
the principal role.
Madge Lessing is to return to the
American stage in the Francis Wilson
DeWolf Hopper revival of "Erminie,"
in which she will sing the role Of
Captain Delaney, sung in one of the
early productions by the late Jessie
bartlett Davis. For a number Of wears
Miss Lessing has been appearing in
London.
Jane Richardson, the prima donna of
the "Pltter Patter" company at the
Longacre, will be heard in a series of
song recitals at that theater beginning
early in November.
Starting to-day, Maria Ascarra will
place on exhibition at Maxine Elliott's
heater the handkerchiefs, gloves, coins
and other articles of interest whicn
have been given to her since the onen-
ing of spanish Love" The action of
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