New-York tribune., 1920-06-28
Brady toPresent
Many New Plays
Here Next Season
''1he Skin Came,'' by Gals
worthy, Recently Shown
in London, Is Among the
Productions Now Planned

Plans for a busy 1920-21 theatrical
season were announced yesterday by
William A. Brady, who predicted a
prosperous year. William Morris, who
has just returned from Europe, also
made known some of his intentions.
Among Mr.. Brady's new plays will be
one by John Galsworthy, "The Skin
Game" recently shown In London.
Basil Dean, the producer in London,
will also be in charge here. With Lee
Shubert Mr.. Brady will present Edith
Goodall's dramatization Of "The Young
Visiters," by Daisy Ashford Several
members of the English cast now play
ing in London will come to New York
Grace George will appear for a few
weeks at the beginning Ct the the
atrical season outside of New York in
"The Ruined Lady" and then early in
the fall will take the principal role in
Madame Et Son Banseur," which will
be produced in association with Charles
B. Cochran.
Alice Brady to Return
HiH.e III duy VIII return TO tne metro
politan stage in play by Harry Chap
man Ford, entitled "Anna Ascends."
Mary Nash will return from London.
where she is now playing in ~'The Man
Who Came Back" to appear in "Man
and Woman" written by Benjamin L.
Glazer from the Spanish of Carlos Bon
homme.
With Margaret Anglin Mr. Brady
hopes to present an historical drama
called "Old Hickory" in which Andrew
jackson is the central figure He is
also working on two plays by Owen
paws. One is "Opportunity," in which
James l.: Crane will be featured, and
Lily Cahill will have prominent part.
Ihe other Is a melodrama called $50
ciety."
Jules Eckert Goodman has agreed to
deliver to Mr.. Brady new play by
September Is. 1t has not yet been
mar named; Lew Fields will appear in
the Dreamer" by Mr.. Goodman. "Jim
Lochinvar," by Eleanor Gates. has been
obtained by the manager, and he viii
present Curtis Cooksey in the princinal
part At one of the Brady theaters in
New York David Carb will have his
ilrsI play presented. 1t is called "Tm-
modest Violet" and will be tried out
earIy IN August. Jessie Bonstele's
n O''i'e'Hy Will present Tor MIR.
brady at the Majestic Theater, Buffalo
early in July "a Lazy Lady" by David
Il. Walce. "'''
Harry Lauder to Return
William Morris has arranged with
Sir 81 Alfred Butt for the engagement of
SIR Harry Lauder in London at the
Palace Theater next February This
VIII be Sir Harry's first appearance in
England sine 1917. He is now CON-
Ple'ing his South African tour. After
LADDERS London appearance Mr.. Nor
rls has arranged for another world tour
which will include a long visit in this
country in 1921
While in London Mr.. Morris ar
ranged with Joseph Hislop, the Scotch
tenor, tor series Of concerts at the
END OF his season with the Chicago
Opera Company The first concert is
scheduled for March, 1921. Tom Burke
the Irish tenor, will arrive in New
York about the middle of Septemb ber
and begin his tour Of 100 concerts with
his debut at the Hippodrome, Sunday
night, October g.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Moffat and
Miss Winifred Moffat, with most of
the original company of "Don't Tell"
the Scotch comedy by Mr. Moffat, win
arrive in the United States eariy in
August and begin their season in Of
tawn, Ont, on August 80. Mr.. Morris
will bring the comedy to New York
after four weeks in Canada.