The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-04-17
News.

1omely little play, about simple homely young folks in small town" a play one is sure to enjoy. but whether we are quite willing to agree with him ensAely is another question, and (pardon mel our own affair. Frank Craven, who is un- doubtedly clever, is an ugly little fellow and plays the leading role in his play. He comes from generations of stage folk and has the theatre in his blood. MT. Eaton says in this self-same article that he and Frank Craven grew up together down in Maine, and when they were II belonged to dramatic society that raised many dollar for their Unitarian church in whose vestry they performed. Frank always being the star" MT. Eaton bases his claim that MT. Craven has written the American prize play upon the fact that he has taken living, popular drama, such as we develop in America, and has carried it a step farther-to literature"
 The Theatre Guild has moved MT. Pim" from the Garrick to the Henry Miller theatre, to make room for their last production of the season, which is to be a play called 'Lillom," by Frances Molnar, Joseph Schildkraut will have the leading role.
 The Blackfriars of the university are coming to townI And this time this dramatic organization will be of fered under the auspices of Mrs. O. l.. Stephensons band of the Church of the Advent at the Jefferson theatre April 20. Four one-act plays are to be given. The first is the 1921 uni versity prize play. written by Lance lot Hendrix of the class of 19 called From Bug Tussle to Birmingham"
 10 a a ia n T Love-" comedy of youth; The Last Man In" Gin which MT. Strode, direc- tor of university dramatics appears), and "A Cure for Jealousy"
 Three months ago we published the theatrical Dill of fare" offered New Workers. From Miss Lulu Bett" down has been added since Note the same old "steadies" toward the top:
 Play. Premiere. 'Iightnin'" .............. Aug. 26, IS "The Gold Diggers" ...... Sept 20, '19 Irene .........s....... Nov. IS, 19 Good Times" ...... Aug. g, 20 'Ladies' Night" .............. Aug. g Enter, Madame" ........... Aug. Is Spanish Love" ............. Aug. IT The Bat" ................,.. Aug. 23 The Bad Man" ........... Aug. 30 Little Old New ork" ..... Sept. 8 Welcome, Stranger" ........ Sept. 13 The Tavern ...,..... Sept. 27 "Thre Live Ghosts'' ....... Sept. 29 Tip Top" .................. Oct. 5 Mary" ................. Oct. IS 'The First Year" .... Oct. 20 The Emperor Jones" ........ Nov. "Rollo's Wild Oat'' ......,.... Nov 2S "The Broken Wing" ....... Nov. p Lady Billy" ................ Dec. 24 Sally Dec 2l 'Deburau" .......... Dec. 23 Miss Lulu Bett" ............. Dec. 27 "Diff'rent" (mats.) .......... Dec. 2S The Passing Show of 1927" Dec. 2s The Champion" ........ Jan. 3. '21 Wake Up, Jonathan!" ....... Jan. IT | Dear Me ................ Jan. 17 The Green Goddess" ......... Jan. IS ''In the Night Watch ........ Jan. % The Rose Girl' ............ Feb. Il l Peg O My Heart" (revivaD Feb. IA The Great Adven re" ..... Feb 2e MT. Pim Passes By .... Feb. 2S l "Romance' (revival) ......... Feb. .S Nice People" ............. March ? | Love Birds ............ March 15 "The Right Girl' ....... March 15 1 Mary Stuart ............. March 2t Toto" March 2l The Ghost Between ..... March 22 Mixed Marriage" (mats.) :. March 2S 'Tt's Up to You' ......... March 2S 1 Nemesis" ................. April 4