New-York tribune., 1920-11-29
The Stage Door

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"Thc Young visiters," the dramati-
zation of Daisy Ashford's book, comes
to the Thirty-ninth Street Theater to-
night, and "The Broken Wing.
comedy drama, will have its premiere
at the Forty-eighth Street Theater:
"The Century Midnight Revnue" will
be presented at the Century Promenade
at 1880.
Donold Gallaher assumes the role
opposite Helen Hayes in "Bab" at the
Park Theater tonight. BY an odd coin
cidence both Mr.. Gallaher and Miss
Hayes made their professional debuts
in the same part in the same play
rcle of the Juvenile crown prince in
"A Royal Family"
Owing to the extraordinary call for
tickets for ENTER Madame" at the Full
ton, Brock Pemberton has decided to
give one week Of extra matinees be-
tween Christmas and New Years.
Beginning December rs there will be a
matinee of the Gilda Varesi company
every afternoon up to and including
January ].
"Kissing Time" will continue its
New York engagement ut the Astor
Theater on Saturday evening, Decem-
Der d. At this theater during the
week Of December Henry W. Savage
will present Madge Kennedy on her re-
turn to the speaking stage in Cor
nered," by Dodson Mitchell.
Among the members of the theatrical
profession who have signified their in
tcntion of joining the dramatic division
Of the Christmas seals sale Of the New
York tuberculosis Association are
Julia Arthur. Dorothy Follis. Helen
Hayes, Marjorie Hummer, Lotus Robb,
Belle Story, Gilda Varesi, Mary Young,
Ben-Ami, Frank Bacon, Holbrook Blinn,
Joseph Cawthorn, Frank Craven, Hal
Otis Skinner, Norman Trevor and Ro~
land Young.
Amelie Rives (Princess Troubetzkoy),
who dramatized Mark Twain's famous
story, "The Prince and the Pauper," in
which William Favcrsham is appearing
at the Booth Theater, will visit New
York soon to confer with Mr.. Faver-
sham on a dramatization Of Joan of
Arc" to be founded on Twain's his
torical work, Joan of Arc"
Frederic S. Isham, author of "Three
Live Ghosts" at the Nora Bayes The
ater, has signed a long term contract t
with Max Marcin, whereby all Mr.. Ish-
ans future original plays or dramati-
cations from his dozen best sellers,
will be produced by Mr., Marcin
Among the Westerners who renewed
old acquaintance with Fred Stone fol-
lowing Saturday nights performance
of Tip Top" at the Globe Theater were
Senator and Mrs. Francis E. Warren, of
Cheyenne, Wyo. Senator and Mrs.
Warren are the parents of the late Mrs.
John J. Pershing.
William Harris jr. cabled from Lon
don yesterday that he had acquired
the producing rights to John Drink
waters newest play, "Oliver Cromwell" :"
This drama will be produced in Lon
don during the current season and in
New York soon thereafter by Mr..
Harris. Now two Drinkwater plays i'm
pend, the other being MARY Queen Of
Scots"
Wagenhals & Kemper have been
asked to sell the operatic rights to
Spanish Love" Several composers be-
neVe that the colorful background and
rather broad romance of this Old
World play would provide excellent ma
terial for an opera.
Billie Burke will depart for Balti-
more this morning with party of
friends and will occupy box tonight
at the Academy Of Music to see the
premiere of F. ziegfeld jr.'s production
Of Sally" which will co-star Marilynn
Miller and Leon Enrol. The company
departed for Baltimore Saturday on a
special train.
F. Ziegfeld jr. announces the first ap-
pearance in the New Ziegfeld Midnight
Frolic on Monday. December 6, on the
New Amsterdam Theater roof, Of Phil
Baker, accordion soloist.
Raymond Hitchcock, who is starring
in "Hltchy-K 1920" at the New Am
sterdam Thcater, has been asked to re-
establish the old Chinese Theater. and
has agreed to become the director Of
the new company, soon to present Chi
nese classics in Chinatown. Mr.. Hitch
cock was financial backer of the the
ater for years.
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