The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-11
NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

The first performance Of Louis Mann IN
1.-The Unwritten Chapter will take place at
the Aston Theatre tonight.
French Leave" the new play By Reginald
Berkeley, In which Mare Klaw, Inc, Is pre-
senting Mn. and Mrs. Coburn, finishes its
Boston run this week, preparatory to being
brought 20 New York.
John Golden VIII present 1.-THE First Year"
a new comedy by Frank Craven. at the Lit
tie Theatre, beginning Wednesday evening.
October 20. Mr.. Craven VIII play the lead
ing role OF Thomas Tucker, 1.-THE boy who
sang FOR his supper" and the other end OF
the young marital struggle Will be taken by
Miss Roberta Arnold
Miss Irene Williams who sang the prima
donna roles last reason at the Park theatre
in "The Gondollers,' THE Pirafes Of
Penzance" and The Geisha," has been en-
gagged to sing the title role In the Francis
Wilson-Dewof Hopper revival of "Erminle"
kissing Time" described as a ''nclody
play" opens at the Lyric theatre tonight
Tho cast Is headed by William Norris and
Edith Taliaferro.
Tonight In the Ziegfeid Midnight FrolIc
on the New Amsterdam Roof n rev croup
OF gorgeous gowns, Fresh Water Girls 4"
the nearest approach to fashion snow
will be introduced.
Mrs. Henry y. Harris viii to-day place IN
rehear.al The Proper Spirit" the play ~
WIZARD robertson and Kilbourn Gordon, "a
which che viii present Tom Wise.
1.-THE Night Boat" at the Liberty r,,o,,r.
to-night begins the thirty-seventh conaecutive
week of Its New York engagement To
morrow, Columbus Day, special holiday
matinee Will DO given, taking the place OF tho
regular Wednesday matinee.
William Harris. Jr, and Porter rmerson
browne, producer and author respectively. Of
The Bad Ban." will sail Tomorrow on ,ba
Aquitania. Mr.. Harris IL TO confer wren Inh,
Drinkwater about the latter's play. MARY
Queen OF Scots" which he VIII produce bsrs
Oils season. and Mr.. Browne is to investigate
European conditions.
"1'he Charm School" begins its las, weak
NJ the Bijou Theatre Tonight.
Much confusion reirns nj the hoy ofeice ~
the Thirty-ninth Street Theatre wuy,. ticksts
are hOiug sold for THE Outrareous Nj.
Palmer" which opens tomorrow nirht "a
many Mrs. Palners are anxious 20 learn vuv
me stage Mrs. Falmer has earned the reputa-
ton OF Outrageous" that more than sixty
pairs OF tickets In the name OF Palmer
have been reserved.
Morgan CLANCY, cowpuncher from Tho
Cross Ranch, near San Angelo Iexas has
arrived In New York TO take charge OF the
Western horses used by Fred Stone in Trip
Top" at the Globe Theatre The comedian
and CLANCY first met three years ago al
Cheyenne, Wyo., where Stone spent his vaca-
ton.
Miss Frances Cameron has been engaged bv
Comstock and Morris Gest TO play one Of the
leading roles In Agar" the musical OK
travRganza from London, In which Alice
vember.
William A. Brady, IN association with the
Rcandean Company OF London, VIII present
John Cialswortnyg new play, 'The Skin
Came at tho Biiou Theatre on "Wednesday
night, October 20 The play has been running
tire, London The cast includes Josephine
Victor, Herbert Tomas. Marsh Allen, Cynthia
Brooke, Arthur Bowyer, Joan MacLean,
Lillian Brennard and Douglas Garden.