New-York tribune., 1920-10-25
The Stage Door

The Storm" produced bv George
nroadhurst, written and the FIRE effects
devised by Langdon Mccormick. with
1Matharine Hayden. Ben Taggart. Erie
mmsNon, Charles Henderson and Joseph
nfsscoii IN the cast, opens for the sec
ono year IN New York at the Manhat-
'ah opera House tonight.
viii m'Snio S ltow. the Japanese dancer,
VIII nave part in the first production
ol she Frovincetown Players This sea
Son' l'ow Is rehearsing the part of 81
congo witch doctor in Eugene One. ..rs
latest play Emperor Jones" which
opens November ! at 1873 Nia,dorcal
street ltow's performance j. hyp-
motto voudoo dance.
"Piccadilly to Broadway" E. Ray
1oe.z musical revue, has its first To-
cai performance tonight at the Shu-
bert-Crescent Theater, BROOKLYN.
George Arlss will appear about
Christmas under the management of
Winthrop Ames in "Thc Green God
dess," by William Archer, the English
dramatist and critic. Mr. Amcs has
made special arrangement with
1e"FCe {. Tyler for Mr.. Arhss's :p-
IN New York before it's production in
London.
There will be a special performance
Of OSsip Dyriov's "The Bronx Express'
at the Jewish Art Theater tonight
Marc klaw. Inc, will present Mr. and
Mrs. Coburn in Reginald Berkeley's
comedy French Leave" at the Belmont
Iheater Monday eve:.ing, November 8.
The play is now running at the Apollo
Ihe2ter, London.
Saturday night Mr. and Mrs L. P.
Stone, of Wellington, Kan, father and
mother Of Fred Stone; and MIR. and
Mrs. Ollie Brown, Of Ottawa, Canada,
parents OF the Six Brown Brothers,
saw "Tip Top at the Globe Thoater.
"The Half Noon" in which Joseph
Cawthorn Games 20 the Liberty next
Monday night, is in Baltimore this
week.
Frank Thomas, Sylvia Field and Ga
brlelle HaNanelle will appear in The
Proper Spirit" the play by Willard
wnich Mrs. Henry B. Harris will pre-
sent Tom Wise.
Stuart Wilson, playing the role Of
the American boy, will make his first
appearance in Tire Live Ghosts" at
the Nora Bayes Theater tonight.
A theater party composed of men,
bers OF the Daughters Of the Revolu
ton and OF the Colonis. DANES will at
,cnd to-night's performance Of The
Outrageous Mrs. Palmer" at the Thir-
ty-nintn Street Theater. Mary Young,
who is featured in the production, is 3
member of both organizations.
Another change in Margaret Anglin's
cast of The Woman of Bronze" at the
Frazee Theater, is that of Glen Coulter,
who will play the part of Tom Ran
dali, one of the juvenile roles.
F. Ziegfeld jr. has signed years
contract for the exclusive services of
Ben Ali Haggin, the portrait painter,
to act as an artistic adviser in the
Ziegfeld productions. Mr.. Haggin will
supervise the coetuming and the artis-
tic effects. He has for several seasons
been responsible for the presentation
of the living poses in the "Follies" and
the Midnight Frolic."
Two complete performances will be
given election night at the Palace
Theater, the first beginning at 1880 and
the second at II o'clock. Bert Levy has
been engaged to report the election re-
turns by means Of his patented shadow
graph writing machine. He will
brighten up the results with humorous
drawings.
A party for the entire Irene" COM
rany took place in Baldwin, Long ISL
and, yesterday to celebrate the 400th
performance of the musical comedy,
which was reached Saturday night at
the Vanderbilt Theater.