New-York tribune., 1920-01-05


The cast selected for Benevent's
Spanish drama, "La .Malquerida,n which
opens at the Greenwich Village The
ater January IS under the new name
of "The Passion Flower" will include
Nance O'Neil, Charles Waldron. Charles
Fisher, Harold Hartsell, Bruce Mantell.
Ridler Davis, Joseph McCauley, Charles
Angelo, Mrs. Charles G. Craig, Pauline
Moore, Gertrude Gustin, Helen Rap
port, Alva de Anchovie, Aldeah Wise
and Clara Bracy.
George c. Tyler has organized spe-
cial company to put on Booth Tarkinr-
toms Clarence" in Chicago. II is run
ming at the Blackstone Theater there.
with Robert Adams in the title role.
Marcus Loew announces that L0ew.
Inc, has bought the stock Of the Metro
Film Corporation. Many million dol
lars are involved in the deal. It is
Loew's first invasion of the motion pic
ture producing field. Richard Rowland,
president of Metro, will continue in
control Of the organization.
Arthur Hopkins has placed in re-
Cat-Bird." comedy, by Rupert hughes.
The settings have been designed by
Lee Simson. The frst performance
will be given in Atlantic City on Janu-
ary IL.
"Le Flibustier," "Prchibitionnistes"
and lie Mutt de Decembre" open at the
Lenox Little Theater ON Wednesday
night.
"The Proper Spirit" a comedy, by
Willard Robertson and Kilbourn Cor
don, is scheduled by Mrs, Henry B.
Harris for presentation in New York
early next season.
Frank McGlynn, playing the part of
Abraham Lincoln at the Cort Theater.
has a talented son. The youth has
moulded clay mould Of his father as
Lincolc.
Following postponement of the sail
ing Of the Flygia, the Swedish battle
ship now in port here, $50 of it's cadets,
officers and men will ,be entertained at
the matinee performance of Happy
Days" at the Hippodrome to-day and
tomorrow.
On January 10 the Globe Theater will
observe its tenth anniversary. 1t
opened in 1910 with 1.-THE Old Town."
by George AIDE.
The Hippodrome will observe it's tif-
teenth birthday and Its fifth anniver-
sary under the Dillingham; regime on
April IL of this year.
Leo Ditrichstein will begin his New
York engagement at the Booth Theater
q N hn In Moo IL
latest musical play, always You," at
the Central tonight.
"The Light of the World" will be
played at the Lyric Theater tonight
for the benefit Of clergymen and city
and state officials only. The premiere
is scheduled for tomorrow evening.
The leading role will be played by
Pedro dc Cordoba and the supporting
cast will include Ralph Kellard, Fuller
Mellish, Wright Kramar, Ernest Elton,
Burke Clarke, Miss Clara Joel, Miss
Percy Haswell and Miss Jane Cooper.
the cast, including the Russian Cathe-
dral Quartet. a
Credit for the staging of 'Frivolities
of 1920" G. M. Anderson's new revue
opening at the Forty-fourth Street
Theater tomorrow night, is given to
j. C. Huffman.
ga Lonely Romeo" begins weeks
engagement at the Shubert- Crescent
Theater in Brooklyn tonight.
Tomorrow evening a theater party
nf 200 orfrn ri1o1 hy Tho Cbrrcb
Jersey City, will see 1.-THE Wayfarer"
in Madison Square Garden.
John Cort has engaged Laura Walker
to replace Nine. Mimi Aguglia as star
in "The Whirlwind" at the Standard
Theater. The Italian actress has been
withdrawn because Of illness. Miss
Walker supported Louis Mann in "The
Bubble" and was last seen in New York
in "Those Who Walk in Darkness"
Sunday concerts were given at the
Winter Garden, Lyric, Forty-fourth
Street and Central theaters yesterday
Miss Marie Carroll has been engaged
to play the leading role in Victor Her
bert's new musical play "My Golden
Girl"
AdOlph klauber announces that
"Nightie Night" which is in it's fifth
month at the Princess Theater, will be
interrupted in it's run on January II
by previous bookings at that play
house. 1t is likely to go out of town
for the rest of the season,
Every Little Thing" Arthur Klein's
production Of the new Wilson Collision