New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-07
The Stage Door

Booth Harrington has presented
Richard Ordynski, who sailed last
Saturday for Europe to establish q
national theater in Poland. with the
acting rights for "Clarence" for that
country without charge. He also fur
nshed three typewriter manuscripts.
AS an aid to the Bryn Mawr Endow-
ment Fund, the entire production cast
of John Drinkwatcr's "Abraham Lin
coin" will be taken to New Haven on
Sunday afternoon, April II, for spe-
cial performance al the Palace Thcater
Proceeds will be turned over to the
New Haven committee of Bryn Mawr
alumna as contribution to the COL
lege endowment fund.
John Murray Anderson, producer of
whats in Nance" at Maxine FL
liott's Theater, has been asked by the
School Of Architecture, University Of
Pennsylvania, for permission to use the
designs of the costumes in the Bridge
of Dreams" number for the costumng
of the Greek pageant which the uni
versity is to present in Philadelphia.
Heading the casts Of 1.-THE Merchant
of Venice" and katherine and Pc
truchio," to be given as the next series
of special matinees at the Selwyn
Thestcr on Friday, April o. are Ed
Gwladys Morris, Augustin Duncan,
Charles Webster and Ruth Vivian.
,ho1 uon r,h ~
ance of Mile. Margit Leeraas, gives
dance exhibition at the Harris Theater,
Friday afternoon, April 9, is the first
American dancer to adapt occultism to
the terpsichorean art.
Maggie Teyte has cabled her &C
ccptance Of an offer to play the name
part of ":1.assie" in London.
Mile. Dazzle, recently in "Aphrodite,"
sails for Antwerp to-day with her hus-
team IN the hockey series of the
Olympic games.
Frederick Stanhope sails for Eng
land on the Finland to direct the re-
hearsals Of Arthur Collins's production
of Robert Hichens's "The Garden Of
Allah" which is to be made at the
Drury Lane Theatcr, London, the first
week in June.
On Thursday evening, April 3,
first time in this country "Thieves
by P Binco, and 1.-The Fiddler" by I.
Cherniavsky, at the Irving Place
Theatcr.
Elsie Mackay resumed her original
role OF Miss Pinney, the governess. in
Booth Tarkington's "Clarence" at the
Hudson last night. Miss Mackay
changed places six weeks ago with
Betty Murray, OF the Chicago company
so that she might be married to Lone!
Awill, who was playing with Frances
Starr in Chicago at the time.
~Msmnas Afa aG VIII H?T play rlay yhe title
role in Rachel Barton Buffers adepta-
tion of alice in Wonderland" with
which she will inaugurate her
Children's Theater at the Little Thea
ter next week.
Isabelle Rodriguez was added to the
cast Of "Tlorodora" at the Century
Theater on Monday, and appeared at
the premiere performance without an
nouhcc"ent. MISS RODRIGUEZ formerly
danced at the Winter Garden.
Eddie Cantor will be featured in a
musical revue which will be present I'd
by Erlanger and Ziegfeld. Gene Buck
is wri ing some of tie lyrics for Can
tor, who will be under Mr.. Ziegfe!c' :
management. Irving Berlin has writ
ten sextet number for the forth
coming Folies in June.
Anniversary week will be observed at
the Rialto Theator, beginning Sunday,
April 49, April % viii be the real day
Il at will mark four years since the
theater opened its doors.
The Strand Theater will celebrate its
sixth anniversary next week.