South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-06


Adams viii be the star In Booth
Harrington play The Intimate
Stranger" According 90 a story now
in circulation. Aiiss Adams demanded
certain changes in the original man
uscript and the author was not will
ing 40 make them. The result Is
that plans for Miss Adams 20 appear
81 the play are abandoned and IL is
tsrned over 90 Miss Burke whose
last appeara1ce was in Caesar s
WIFE she has not been in south
Bend since she acted Jerry AZ the
oliver Nov. Q 1914 Prior 90 that en-
gagement she had been there in
Mrs. Dot" Suzanne" and The
Runavay.~ Miss Adams last starred
IN "A Kiss For cinderella" Nearly
seven years have elapsed since she
/ nrese nted The Legend Of Lenora'
he.e-her last visit 20 this city
walker Whlteside. who has not
acted In South Bend in long time,
g. rohearsing new play in which
AIS part IS similar 90 the role Of the
rajah in THE Green Goddess por-
trayed by George Arnss. The play to
be used by Nr. Whiteside has a trick
finish.
II is told that Charlie Chaplin re-
fused an offer 81 $4,000 per week TO
appear in Shubert vaudeville.
"A New Attack" is the title OF the
revue i'm which Elsie Janis is appear
ms Miss Janis is pleasantly recall
ed here for her appearance in The
Hoyden." THE Fair Coed and THE
slim Princess"
william Harris has deferred the
production of John Drinkwater's
solver Cromwell" until next season.
IN the meantime Mr.. Drinkwater is
~riting Robert z. Lee"
Mcintyre & Heath, last in South
Bend in Hello Alexander" and be-
fore that I'm THE Ham Tree" are 20
appear in "Red Pepper"
Lily Dale" called the uccessor of
irene" is being rewritten and re
cast.
4 new play. "A BIZ Of Divorce
rnent" st-sAed in New York under
unfavorable conditions. one night
box office taking fell 20 $500 and the
fret week produced but $4,000 News
paper reviewers endorsed the play.
The receipts for the second week
reached $4,000 Now there are in ex-
cess Of $4,000 weekly.
Satisfied the season is 10 be bad.
the Selwyns have decided 20 produce
nothing further. September and Octo-
Der brought them several failures.
Their successes are: John Drew and
Mrs Leslie Carter in The Circle"
Jane Cowl i'm Smilin Through, "
Florence Reed in 1.-The Mirage" olga
petrova in 1.-The White Peacock
'Honors Are Even"
Gealdine Farar. heard at the Oil
yer recently. made her first New
York appearance of the season last
Friday morning at IL o'clock. sing
ing at the morning musicale in the
grand ballroom of the Hotel Bilt-
more The event was announced as
Miss Farrar's only public concert in
New York this season Few singers
nave conquered here as did Geraldine
Farrar.
Tomorrow night Anna Pavlowa will
start the second and last week of her
engagement at the Manhattan opera
house New York She is supported
by Laurent Novikom and Victorina
Krigher This is Pavlowa's seventh
tour of the United States She is due
90 the oliver Thursday night Dec.
j.. Her first appearance in this city
was in 1910.
Otis oliver. who. a few years ago.
had stock company az the oliver
theater here. is nung an engage
nient at the Wallace theater. Peru.
'NIy Lady Friends" acted at the oil
yer East season by Jack Norworth
'Lombardi Let" Marcy" described
as a companion piece 20 Up in
MabeIs Room" and Bridal Nights. "
announced is "the latest New York
bic" make up the bills Prices are
20 so and 80 cents. plus war tax.
which is an indication that theater
eharges are approaching normal.
ne lno4Ant pollS news review eF
calls Up i'm the Clouds" movies Ia
music al comedy"
David Belasco's company present
inS '"Thc Gold Uiegers." now nearing
tie end of = long and highly success
fun run IL Powers theater. ChicagN,
d piioted by Tunis r. Dean formerly
81 Indianapolis. and who is proud OF
helms a native of Hoosisrdom 10 is
sather siGuincaut that seven MEM
hers OF ~TEe Gold picgers" orEaniza-
zion are Hoosie-s Capacity audi
cnces are seeing this Avery Hopwood
comedy az The Powers. The New
York run lasted considerably more
than year. Upon the conclusion OF
the stay an Powers "a long tour Of the