Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-29

| tress. it's going to appear in pictures In
the United States.
Richard G. Herndon is to re-establish
the Theater Parisien in New York. He
will send the French company on tour
later.
Paul Harvey, who hasn't been on the
Broadway stage for several years, will
be Bessie Barriscales leading man this
year.
Barry MacoIIum, who has acted with
many Of the companies presenting Irish
plays. is now playing vaudeville with
Lucky Joe"
The long expected book on the late
Theodore Leschetizky by Ethel New
comb is announced for publication by
Appleton's this week.
"Dr. Jekyu and Mr.. Hyde" adapted
from the famous story by Robert Louis
Stevenson, will be revived in New York
this season by Edward Waldmann.
Bessie Barriscale starts her second
season in The Skirt" this week with
some improvements in the play and cast.
She comes to Broadway in a fortnight.
If any one mistakes the identity Of
Maclyn ArbuclIe It will not be his fault.
He signs checks these days "M-a-c-l-y-n
Arbuckle" so that those who read may
understand.
Langdon McCormfck's The Storm"
one Of the sensational successes Of the
past season. is not The Storm" that is
being filmed. His play is still being
acted as a drama.
Avery Hopwood, having once more
landed a bulls eye with The Demi Nir-
gin" has turned his attention TO Sadie
Love-" which is to be musically clothed
and USED by Charlotte Greenwood.
Richard G. Herndon is to revive THE
Hotheads" later in the season. 1t
should serve as an excellent sntidote to
the evils Of the Ku-Klux Khan. This or
ganization is depicted in the play in
gripping scene.
Granville Bankers Madras House" is
to he presented at the Neighborhood
Playhouse in New York next week.
Whitford Kane, generally the keystone
of the plays prodnuced here, IS playing
the principal role.
Sonia Seroya, one Of the leading inter
pretatiye dancers. has ben engaged by
the famous Strand Theater Of Brooklyn
TO direct their new series OF interpre-
tations, and at the same time to grace
the stage by her own presence.
Mae Marsh has justified the prediction
Of her success on the speaking stage.
She Is now acting whimsical star role
IN Brittle" which was written by Rob
ert Dempster, himself q first class actor
before he deserted the stage for the ros
trum.
Frank H. Warren, one Of the most
brilliant writer's on musical topics IN
this country. has succeeded the late Syl-
vester Rawllng as music critic Of The
Evening World" New York. He has
long been a valued commentator on the
morning edition Of The W-.4d.
THE Title" the much advertised
comedy by Arnold Bennett, was pro
duced last week with Lumsden Hare. Sc
lene Johnson and others Broadway hears
the report Of a big success for the new
play which may come TO the RlsltO after
long on cement through the Canadian
provinces.
New York has shifted q couple Of
mighty brilliant dramatic critics. Hey
wood Broun. who writes on tie stage.
baseball. books and Haywood III. departs
from The Tribune" for The World"
and Percy Hammond, the --udijs CHI
cagoaC. from The Tribune tripod has
taken Ike position on another "Trlb, 30
this one tn New York.
Marguerite sylvia will sing q ten week IS
season iu vaudeville comma ucilg in q
few weeks. Then She comes 20 New York
b ia January In new comedy. In the
meanwhile she starts q concert season
as the star OF the Mozart Club Inaugural
10 tie Selwyn rheater iu the Frederic
Warren Ballad Concerts
Meiba McC-eery, the young soprano
who received her famous cosnomen with
the knowledge and blessing OF DAM
Melha, the famous Australian prlma don
ma. VIII make her first Metropolitan ap-
pea~aUce as singer on Nov Is when
she VIII have the entire Goldman Concert
Band as her accompanies and ibe Hippo
drome stage for Ter place Of debut
Nine Clara Clemens. mezzo- soprano
viii give New York q musical creation
when she appears az Aeo,ian bali Dec. 10
She viii give a program Of compositions
by Hugo Wolf exclusively, and this VIII
not be repeated elsewhere. She WI sing
her historical cycle next year at Munich
and not Dresden rs has been announced
Il is likely that this group viii be re-
2eated I'm the leading continental cities as
well as those OF the United States later