South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-25
Stage
Among the Stars in the
World of the Theater
BY VIII v. Fink

The Indianapolis News reviewer
writes OF Three Wise Fools under
the heading. zone OF the Best OF
Years Comedies" Claude GnlIng-
water, Harry Davenport and How
ard Gould are prominently cast in
the play, which. the critic says in
It's way Is something OF an achieve
msnt" Many years ago Mr.. Gould
acted The Prisoner OF Zsnda" and
Rupert OF Hentzau" In this section,
playing the parts created by T. H
Sothern and James X. Hackett Mr.
Gould succeeded William Ingersoll
I'm Three Wise Fools
After finishing the engagement at
Madison SQUIRE Garden, New York,
next Saturday. the Ringing Bros
Barnum and HALEY circus Will de-
vote one week zach 70 Brooklyn and
Philadelphia The usual long tour
will be taken by the combined
shows, now I'm the second season.
South Bend having seen II last
August. visit this year is unlikely.
All OF the big acts offered in 1918
hRvo been retained and some new
ones provided
-Just Suppose" is the title OF a
new play in which Ruth Chatterton
Is 20 act
Margaret Anglin Is under her own
management In The Woman in
Bronze" Miss Anglin does some Of
the best acting OF her life. And
she Is capable OF fine acting.
Henry w. Savage IS 10 manage
Florence Nash in a new play, Cor
nered."
Coming OF the Minneapolis Sym
phony orchestra TO the Oliver for
two concerts Tuesday. May II, is a
big event for musical South Bend.
AS on previous engagements OF this
splendid organization. Emil Ober-
hOffer VIII conduct To hear the
Minneapolis orchestra IS a rare priv
ilege.
The Rose OF China" a musical
attraction OF exceptional merit, has
moved from the little LaSalle TO the
big Auditorium in Chicago.
The time OF the year Is again ap-
preaching when Al. G.. Fields min
strels, always good. will be here.
The Field show Is a real veteran.
having been IN existence since 1886
Never was Is more prosperous than
today. II viii be at the Oliver next
Saturday afternoon and night and
Sunday night. Big houses for
Fields minstrels have become a
matter OF record.
John Mccormack, celebrated Irish
tenor. there IS no more popular en-
tertainer living. is soon to start on
a tour OF the world and will not re-
turn until the late fall OF 1921.
New York has not seen a more
popular attraction all season than
Is Adam and Eve" at the Longacre.
IL IL an +. Ray Comstock and Nor
ris Gest production. Since the first
performance. a long time ago, the
LOngacre has been filed daily.
An announcement from the pub
ucity department Of A. L Erlanger's
offices in New York. presided over
by Francis l.. Reid, shows the fol-
lowing managers will book through
the Granger organization next sea-
son:
David BeIascO, Offering David
Warfield in The Return OF Peter
Grimm" Frances Starr in a new
play, Lenore Uric in THE Son
Daughter" Ina Claire in 1.-The Gold
Diggers." "Daddies" and Tiger
Rose
Charles Dillingham;. Offering Fred
Stone IN a new show. Elsie Janis,
Doyle and Dixon in Jack o Ian
tern" The Night Boat" Apple
Blossoms" THE New Dictator" and
Joseph Cawthorn in a new piece.
John Golden, offering Frank Ba-
con in 'Lightnin'," Hale Hamilton
and Grace Larue IN Dear Ne, "
Three Wise Fools and "Howdy
Folks"
Conan and Harris, Offering Mrs
Fiske IN mis- Nelly Of NOrleans,'
THE Royal Vagabond" and The
Acquittal."
Sam III. Harris, Offering William
Collier in The HOtteatot." Grant
Mitchell IN a new play The Honey