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RIALTO.

Constance Binney. star Of stage and
screen, will be the picture star at
beginning Sunday. in "3s East" the
Rachel Crothers' play, a triumph of
her stage career 1t is the story of
Penelope Penn. daughter of a pow
erty-stricken minister. who goes to
New York to repair the family's
financial condition, and takes a room
at a boarding house located at ''39
East" and is driven to accept an
engagement as chorus girl which
starts the gossipjng tongues of the
boarders.
A new Booth Harrington Edgar"
comedy Edgar Takes the Cake
with other lesser pictures, also will be
shown.
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Photoplay Features.

"HE film output for the week
at least that portion of it
shown for the first time in
Washington'-will not set the
the world afire. soothe the aching
iheart or add much to the
knowledge Of the iIliterate.
The press agent in the advance
notice romps in joyous confidence,
and those who are not fooled prob
ably got what they wanted. The Neilan
production was entertaining, but the
remainder Of the pictures were not
such as to furnish strong evidence of
an uplift in the world of motion pic
ture production. These are the days
when it is legitimate to tride with
"the common people," apparently, and
SO the relief, il any. can be afforded
by present-day outputters. must de-
pend upon 1.-The common people" them
selves. One noted producer during the
week. reiterated with cheerful good
humor the old retort that the best
censor is the box Office, for as long
as the receipts there do not diminish
it is to be taken as a sign that the
people are getting what they want.
Art in the drama, spoken and pic
tured, is taking a back seat In the
chase LOT the uoilAr, WHiCh oehe "
be engrossing the attention and de-
manding the chief effort of the world.
Wallace Reid has another motor car
story for his new Paramount picture,
i"Whats Your Hurry" 1t is adapted
from Byron Morgan's magazine story.
1.-The Hippopotamus Parade" and the
hero is in love with the daughter of a
motor car manufacturer who has an
Inversion for racing cars.
Elsie Ferguson's new picture. Lady
Roses Daughter" adapted from a
story by Mrs. Humphrey Ward. pre-
sents the pretty star as q grand
mother Of 1850, q daughter Of 1890 and
a granddaughter of the present day.
It Is q stndy IN Incredibly. the heroine
Ibeing a girl born out of wsedlock. who,
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F0LLY-Burlesque.
COMING ATTRACTIONS.
Frances Starr in Gone"

: Frances Starr will appear at the Be-
hsco Theater next week, under the
management Of David Belasco, in her
latest play, "One," Immediately preced-
ing her engagement at the Belasco
Theater, New York. The piece is from
: the pen Of Edward Knoblock and is the
third play he has written especially for
= Miss Starr, the other two being Marie
Odile" and "Tiger! Tiger"
= Miss Stars appearance in a new part
always excites pleasant anticipation
because Of her remarkable gallery Of
stage portraits.
n Mr.. Belasco has engaged to support
Miss Starr Randle Ayrton. Philip Des-
Z Borough. Martin Lewis, Theodore Bah
cock, Marie R Burke. Clara Sidney.
Daisy Belmore and Lulu Ayrton.
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KNICKERBOCKER.

Today and tomorrow at Crandaifs
Knickerbocker Theater will be shown
The Chorus Girls Romance" fea =
turing Viola Dana, and more fully
described in the Metropolitan an
nouncement; also. Snub Pollard, in
Money to Burn: Tuesday and
Wednesday. Marshall Neilan's comedy
production. Don't Ever Marry ;
Thursday and Friday, Anita Stewart,
in 1.-THE Yellow Typhoon," and new
Goodwin Bray offering. and Satur-
day, Mildred Harris Chaplin. in polly
of the Storm Country" with short-reel
features.
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Carolina Singers.

The Cosmos Theater. which is fea-
turing q galaxy Of headhners in it's
weekly vaudeville bills, announces for
next week the Carolina Singers, a
brilliant mixed octet of fine reputa-
ton: Mykoff and Vanity, in a beauti-
full terpsichorean creation. and the
famous Four Rennee Girls. in "a
Journey Through Five Countries in
Twenty Minutes" with songs, dances
and national costumes. Van and Car
RE Avery, well known funmakers,
will bring "The Fortune Teller" an
amusing blackface skit: George Court
ney. q new grist OF amusing PAROLES;
Janet Granese and company. nov
city song surprise; Landon and
Smith, novel funmaking, and the big
added matinee feature. Charles Ray,
in Homer Comes Home" with Lar
~ 6emon's laughable comedy. THE
stage Hand" supplemented with a
new Mutt and JEFF and tho Pathe
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to the tax is set aside yearly tovNerd
the building of new ships.
OF the vessels. fourteen are tankeA
ordered by the Standard Oil Company
of New Jersey. Of which three. total
ing 45.300 deadw eigh hit tons. are to be
built at Newport News, Va, three,
totaling 1880 tons. at Vancouver.
Wash. and one of 1890 tons. at Oak
land. The Pacific Mail Steamship
Company applied for one s.s00-ton
tanker to be built at New York, and
the Sun Company of Philadelphia for
a 12.Sn0-ton oil steamer for construc.
ton at Chester. Pa.
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COLUMBIA.

The first four days Of this week. be-
ginning this afternoon, Loew's Co
rumbia Theater will offer Maurice
Tourneurs Paramount-Artcraft adap-
tation of Robert Louis Stevenson's
story, 1.-THE Pavilion on the Links"
retitled. 1.-The White Circle" and
produced with a cast including ia
nice Wilson, Spottiswoods Aftken.
Jack Gilbert. Harry 8. Northrup and
others. 1t Is the story of Bernard
middleton and his flight from the
wrath Of the Carbonari, an Italian
secret society, whose funds he had
embezzled. A strange character. Cas-
sails, assists in repelling the attack of
agents of the Carbonari, who have
tracked the banker and his daughter
to their hiding place, and a series of
dramatic and tense situations follow,
with a romantic climax
The last three days OF the week
Marjorie Rambeau viii be seen in her
latest picture, 1.-THE Fortune Teller"
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EXCURsIoNs-OUTDooRs.
Glen Echo Park.

The popularity of Glen Echo Park
seems to grow in the waning days of
summer. Today from to IL pm. Sol
Minister and his band will play popu-
lar and classic selections for those
whose taste runs to music, while
forty odd attractions in full swing
will cater to those who look for other
The ride to the park
along the banks of the Potomac is a
pleasant feature of "A trip to this
nOpufar resort
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Princess.

Today. Lionel Barrymore. in 1.-THE
Copperhead'; tomorrow. Eugene
O'Brien, in THE Figurehead": Tues
day, Douglas Fairbanks, in an Ari-
IONA; Wednesday. Alice joyce, in
The Prey; Thursday. Maurice
Tourneurs Treasure Island; Fri
day, Bryant Washburn, in The Sins
of St Anthony" and Saturday. Billie
Burke. in Away Goes Prudence"
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METROPOLITAN.

"The Chorus Girls Romance" fea-
turing Viola Dana, will be shown at
CrandalPs Metropolitan Theater this
week. beginning this afternoon. 1t
is a screen version of F. Scott FitZ-
gerald's magazine story. Head and
Shoulders. The plot hinges upon the
love that sprang up between Marcia,
expert shfmmy dancer. and Horace
Tarbox, bookworm and intellectual.
Seemingly wholly mismated, these
two worked out their joint destiny
in a manner that provides an abun-
dance of amusing situations, with a
strong vein of romance.
A Pollard comedy and other minor
pictures will be shown.
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Steamer St. Johns.

After repairs in Baltimore the
steamer St. Johns will resume her
seventy mile trips to Colonial Beach
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sundays at
9 am. and Saturdays at 2:30 pm. and
her forty-mile moonlight rides on the
Potomac Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays at 1915 pm. leaving the 7th
street wharf on all trips. Free dane
ing to jazz music is featured on the
moonlight trips.
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PALACE.

All this week, beginning this after
noon, Dorothy Dalton will be the pic
ture star at Loews Palace, in a
Paramount-Artc adaptation of
Avery Hopwood's play. This Woman
This Man." under the title Guilty of
Love-" The story concerns New
England girl. who. on the death of
her father. seeks employment in the
home of n well-to-do family and sub
sequently, at the point of a pistol,
forces Il cousin of her employer 10
marry her, leaving him Immediately
afterward. Years later, their diff
CultieS find a solution.
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Avenue Grand.

Today and tomorrow, William S.
Hart. in sand; Tuesday and We'd
nesday, Alice joyce, in The Prey.
and Larry Semon- in THE Stage
Hand; Thursday, Frivolous Wives
Friday. Norma Talmadge. in The
Captivating Mary Carstairs": Satur-
day, Katherine Macdonald, in The
Beauty Market"
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Keith's Labor Day.

p f keith's Theater will give an
extra matinee at pm. next Monday,
September &. in honor of Labor day
The bill will offer Eduardo and Elsa
Cansino. Billy Arlington and company,
kranz and La Sale, Francis Renault.
Arnold and Lambert Mason and Cole.
Camilla's Birds and other features.
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Great Falls Park.

Attractions at Great Fails Park in
clude free dancing, free concerts by
the aides Orchestra. boating, fishing
kodaking and a variety of outdoor
amusements, as well as relics of the
engineering skill of George Washing
ton. Electric trains leave 36th and
NJ streets northwest for the falls.
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is new SHIPS PLANNED.
Vessels Approved by Ship Board
Total 2e5,74o Tons.

The Shipping Board has approved
applications for construction of six
teen vessels aggregating 295.74o dead
weight-tons, under the provisions of
the merchant marine act, which per-
NIT ship owners and operators to
avoid payment of excess profit taxes
for ten years provided Il sum equal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-29

beginning this afternoon. in 1.-The
Captivating Mary Carstairs." a love
story with elements of mystery and
suspense. The production is preten-
tious and marked by the beauty of
many of the scenes.
The supplementary feature will be
"a London Bobby" featuring Snub
Pollard.
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Apollo.

Today and tomorrow, Alice Joyce. in
The Prey" and Larry Semon, in
The Stage Hand; Tuesday. Doris
Keane. in Romance: "Wednesday,
Enid Bennett. in "Hairpins"; Thurs
day. Robert Warwick, in The Four
teenth Man: Friday, Ethel Clayton,
in 1.-The Ladder of Lies; Saturday,
Frivolous Wives"
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Chesapeake Beach.

Chesapeake Beach. the nearby bay
resort. offers salt water bathing as
a special attraction, fishing from a
half-mile-long steamer pier. grabbing,
a long boardwalk. gay with numer-
Gus amusements; derby racer and
dancing in an open-air pavilion, to
the music of a snappy orchestra
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Revere.

Today, Tom Mix, in Three Gold
Coins: tomorrow. William 5. Hart,
in Apostle of Vengeance: Tuesday,
Vivian Rich. in World of Folly:
Wednesday, William Faversham. in
''The Man Who Lost Himself; Thurs
day, Jack Gardner. in Men of the
Desert: Friday. House Peters, in
"The Closed Road" and Saturday,
comedy night.
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York.

Today, William S. Hart. in Sand;
tomorrow, Enid Bennett. in Hair
pins; Tuesday. Harry Carey. in "Hu-
man Stuff: Wednesday. Harry Morey
in 1.-The Gauntlet; Thursday. Elaine
Hammerstein. in THE Point of
View" and Friday. Corinne Griffith
in "Bab's Candidate"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-29

Theater, with Miss Williams in the
role of producer and star. The cast
includes Teddy Mcnamara, ICY
Plunkett. Billy Purcella, Frank Fan
ming, Don Trent. Evelyn Ramsay, Bill
lie Levinson, Louise Worthington and
Pep" Bradford. A feature will be a
new dramatic playlet. The Unknown
Law"
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Carolina.

Today. Eugene O'Brien. in The
Figurehead"; tomorrow, Lionel Barry
more. in "rhe Copperhead'; Tuesday
and Wednesday. Alice Brady. in The
Dark Lantern: Thursday. Douglas
Fairbanks in I'm Arizona: Friday,
Alice Joyce. in "The Prey: Satur-
day, Maurice Tourneur's Treasure
Island"
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Lyric.

Today. Constance Talmadge. in "a
Nirtuous Vamp"; tomorrow, William
Russell. in Live Wire Hick"; Tues
day. William Farnum. in THE Rain
bow Trail: Wednesday. Mabel Nor
mand. in "Upstairs": Thursday. Rex
Beach's THE Auction Block: Friday,
Grace Darling. in ''The Discarded
Woman" and Saturday, Douglas Fair
banks. in When the Clouds Roll By"
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Broadway Bellies"

Broadway Bellies" claiming the best
looking dancing and singing chorus in
burlesque, is announced for the Folly
Theater next week. Twenty-Five girls
comprise the feminine contingent
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Crandall's.

Next Sunday and Monday. Charles
Ray, in Bill Henry; Tuesday AN. and
Wednesday, n. w. Grittith's "Ro-
nance of Happy Valley: Thursday
and Friday. Ethel Clayton. in The
Girl Who Came Back: Saturday.
Wallace Reid, in The Man From
Funeral Range"
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Empire.

Today. tomorrow and Tuesday Norma
Talmadge, in Yes or No.; Wednesday
and Thursday, THE House Without
Children; Friday. Shirley Mason. in
1.-THE Little Wanderer." and Saturday.
Maurice Tourneur's 1.-The Whip
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Chevy Chase Lake.

Chevy Chase Lake offers open-air
dancing in two spacious pavilions at
the lakeside. The music is announced
as the very jazziest
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New.

Today, Mitchell Lewis, in king
Spruce: tomorrow, Harry Carey, in
The Square Shooter: Tuesday,
House Peters, in The Closed Road;
Wednesday. Shirley Mason. in Loves
Harvest; Thursday, Gladys Brock
well, in "A Sister to Salome"; Satur-
day, comedy night.
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Savoy.

Today and tomorrow. Anita Stew
art, in an Old Kentucky"; Tuesday.
Elaine Hammerstein. in THE Point
of View; Wednesday, Douglas Mac
Lean and Doris May. in Lets Be
FASHIONABLE; Thursday. Alma Ru-
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Next Sunday and Monday, Louise
Gaum. in J. Parker Reads produc-
ton. Love Madness; Tuesday and
Wednesday, Henry D. Walthal, in
The Splendid Hazard; THURSDAY ana
No
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Beatrice Noyes has been engaged
by Oliver Morosco for part il
Marry the Poor Girl" by Owen Davis
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Lionel Barrymore. in "rhe Copper
head: Wednesday, Douglas Fair
banks, in '1n Arizona: Thursday
Alice Joyce, in The Prey; Friday
Maurice Tourneur's Treasure Island
Saturday. Bryant Washburn, in THE
Sins of st. Anthony"
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NEXT WEEKS PHoToPLAYs.
METROPOLITAN.
Knickerbocker.

Louise Glaum in j. Parker Reads
production of Love Madness"
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bens. in 1.-THE World and His Wife;
Friday. Georges Carpenter. in The
Wonder Man." and Saturday. Con-
pert"
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Douglas MacLean is to be starred
in Lucid Intervals" "Yancona Vii.
lies" when Johnny Comes Marching
Home" and And So They Were
Married"
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When East is West" reopens
George Nash will have his old role
Fay Banter will again appear as the
heroine
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Home.

Today and tomorrow, Alice Brady
in The Dark Lantern; Tuesday
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Thomas Meighan and Constance
Binney are to be pictured in 1.-The
Frontier of the Stars"
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Julia Ss.nderson will be the CO. star
with Raymond Hitchcock and J. P.
Huntley in 'Hitchy- Koo."
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ADJUSTMENTS
CONTINUED from Second Page.)

and saturday The prices for Baby
Mine" will be those in force during
the summer and not those of last
week.
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The Man Who Had Everything" will
have Priscilla Bonner as the girl"
Prue Winn.
Tom Moore's versatility as an actor
ought to be unquestioned after his
Ihilty in Lord and Lady Algy,' as a
down-and-outer" in '"The City of
Comrades as a policeman in Officer
$780, as burglar in stop Thief" and
las small-town politician in THE
lGrcat Accident"
1t is interesting to note in connec-
ition with the enforced retirement of
many aged men by the government as
"superannuated" that statistics of the
moving picture world show that APP
lproXmately 10000 men past the age
iof sixty are employed weekly as NOV
ling picture extras" in the studios
iaround New York and Los Angeles
| 1t is claimed that in production now
being made by r. A. Walsh at the
Maytlower studios $50 men, used in a
courtroom scene, represent an aggre-
gate age of eleven centuries and an
average age of seventy. One of them.
la civil war veteran. is eighty five
Years of age, who earns $45 a week
and supports wife and a son of six
Years.
Catharine Calvert, the picture star.
J
Vitagraph. and will be pictured in
Dead Men Tell No Tales" a screen
version of the story by E. H.
Hornuns, author of "Raffies"
The Paramount Corporation is to
inaugurate a new year season of
motion pictures" the week of Sep
TENDER ) to II. The aim is to show
Paramount pictures exclusively. dur
ing that time in the theaters which
use the Paramount service.
Loews Columbia Theater will take
part in the movement opening with
"HumoresQue," an adaptation of the
Fanny Hurst story. Others will include
Cecil B. De Miles Something to Think
About Idols of Clay" and The Right
to Love-
Billie Burke is to be pictured in
Clyde Fitchs THE Frisky Mrs. John
SON. delightful comedy that will
afford her opportunity for real dra-
matte acting as well as show Off
fetching gowns and the Billie Burke
smile.
Following Sir J. ii. Barrie's Half
an Hour Dorothy Dalton Is to be
pictured in an adaptation of Jeanne
of the Marshes under the title In
Mems Eyes" which is said to give
her a role of great dramatic strength.
Thomas H. Ince has just completed
new film production called Home
spun Folks" which is said to be
drama of farm people.
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sWild Cherry"

= The opening attraction of the sea-
ZION at Polls will be Ruth Shepley in
IIthe new Guy Bolton comedy. wild
-eherry.. which is scheduled to re-
yceive its first performance on any
stage" Monday night. September s.
IL The piece is described as a comedy
of character and sentiment in a pro-
logue and three acts.
:. The cast. in addition to Miss Shep-
ley, includes Tim Murphy. Kenneth
Harlan, Gilbert Douglas, William H.
Pringle, Eleanor Martin, Edwin
Strawbridge. Rose Winter. CASTOR
Bell, Mary Thompson. Charles New
som and Arthur Fitzgerald. Clifford
Brooke is staging the production.
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Prospective new pictures starring
Wallace Reid are to be Free Air
an automobile story that has appear
ed in the magazines, and 1.-The Black
Bag" a mystery story.
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Beatrice and Marce1la Swanson. re-
Gently with .FIorodora," have been
engaged for The Girl in the Private
Room new musical production to
be made by the Shuberts.
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Donald Mitchell. a member of the
cast of Honey Girl" is the author
of "Cornered," in which Madge Ken
nedy is to appear.
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after many trials, finds love and hap
|piness.

A photoplay Of Sir James NJ. Bar
rie's Sentimental Tommy" is an
nounced for release in September. The
first of Barrie's original stories writ
ten especially for the screen was
brought back from Europe by Jesse L.
Lasky. who has secured the noted
|playwrights contract to write exclu-
sively for the screen for Paramount
Sir James will come to America in
the fall to study motion picture tech
nIuue
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In the Spotlight.

Apple Blossoms will open its
western tour in Chicago this week.
Walter Whiteside will resume his
starring tour early next month in
The Master of Ballantrae."
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" dileI " HlleslUe Will resume MS
starring tour early next month in
The Master of Ballantrae"
Julia Ss.nderson will be the co-star
with Raymond Hitchcock and J. P.
Huntley in "Hitchy-Koo."
Beatrice Noyes has been engaged
by Oliver Morosco for a part in
Marry the Poor Girl" by Owen Davis
When East is West" reopens,
George Nash will have his old role.
; Fay Banter will again appear as the
heroine.
Donald Mitchell. a member of the
cast of Honey Girl" is the author
|of "Cornered," in which Madge Ken
nedy is to appear.
Ben WEIGH is to appear in Jimmie"
the musical play in which Frances
White is to star.
Josephine Drake. last seen in "A
Sleepless Night" has been engaged by
Walter Hast for THE Indian Giver."
Lew Fields next production will
carry the startling title Of wild
Women of 10 and 90"
Clarence" one of the biggest sue
cesses of the past season, is to make
a tour of the leading cities of the
east, this city being on the list.
A production of the past week in
New York was "Happy-Go-Lucky,"
by Ian Hay. the story of a pretty
English girl, who is wooed by a man
far above her in social station.
"Immodest Violet" by David carb.
was produced in New York last week
for the first time. It concerns the
adventures of a pair of young Texans
the violation of conventions.
Andrew Lawler. who was the orig
inal Penrod, and his brother, Gardner
LAWYER. have been engaged for Dad
dy Dumplins," the comedy by Earl
Carroll. in which Maclyn Arbuckle
Minnie Dupree, who has an i'm
portant role in 1.-THE Charm School ),
is to have a leading part in a new
play by Lea Herrold and Robert
Milton.
George c. Tyler is to produce a
, revival of the famous operetta SER
mimic" Francis Wilson and De Wolf
Hopper will have the roles Of the
famous thieves.
1.-THE Young Visitors" a dramatiza.
ton of Daisy Ashford's story, will be
presented by William A. Brady, in as
ISOLATION with Lee Shubert, in New
! York this fall. Models Of the scenes
used in the English production have
arrived.
Beatrice and Marce1la Swanson. re-
| Gently with 'F1orodora," have been
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'The Young Visitors" a dramatiza-
ton Of Daisy Ashford's story. will be
presented by William A. Brady, in as
ISOLATION with Lee Shubert, in New
! York this fall. Models Of the scenes
| used in the English production have
arrived.