Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-11-05

scene which enlivens the hrst act. and a
bit OF gripping acting by Lillian Al
bertson and Leonard Wiley in the last
act.
With the delicious character acting by
Reginald Barlow and Wilbur Cox. and a
skilful creation of a happer by Lillian
Ross, the acting shows up much better
than the play.
OTHER NEWS HERE AND
THERE In THE THEATER.
Maclyn Arbuckle will begin rehears-
ing his new play next month, following
the completion of a motion picture he is
now engaged on.
Bessie Barriscale donned THE Skirt"
last week and Is now en- route to Broad
way in her new comedy in which she
reappears on the stage.
Sonia Serova, the noted interpretative
dancer, has been engaged by the Strand
theater to direct the series of dancing
features which are TO be added to the
weekly program She also creates and
executes a solo dance with each of the
feature films, the famous symphony or
chestra Of this theater supplying the ac-
compartment.
'The Title" Arnold Benefits clever
comedy, produced by Richard Herndon
with Lumsden Hare enacting the lead
ing role, comes to New York in a few
weeks. 1t is now being presented in
Canada.
Ruano Bogislav, the American singer
of folk songs, especially the Gypsy and
Slavic has Just returned from London
and will make her first appearance this
season at the Belmont Theatre in New
York.
Marguerite Sylvia. the colorful Gar.
men" of grand opera, will begin her con-
cert season next week under the auspices
of the celebrated Mozart Club Of New
York, of which Mrs Noble Mcconnell
is the president
1.-THE Passion Flowers" the coIorfuI
drama in which Nance O'Nein is act
ing, will reach the Pacific coast this
week. Miss O'Nein is a daughter of
California and this is her hrst appearance
In this section for several years.
Barry Macollum makes his vaudeville
debut next week in Lucky joe" char
acter comedy by w. d. Hepenstall, co-au-
THOR with Whitford of Dark Rosaleen. "
Supporting him will be Mary Ricard, EN-
NETT o'Reilly and r. Henry Handon.
Whltford Kane staged the playlet.
Ethel Newcomb Marguerite Sylvia, OIL
ga Warren, Charlotte Maconda, Ruano
BOgislav, Colin O'More, Arthur Shsttuck,
Lionel Storr and host of other famous
concert artists will appear this year in
New York In the four annual series OF
ballad concerts, under the direction Of
Frederic Warren, himself a noted singer
and teacher.
A young American violinist, George
RaudenbHsh, will be heard at Aeolian
Hall In New York in a recital on Nov.
TO- He is pupil Of Theodore Spiering z,
one Of the foremost American violin
teachers. concert artists and orchestra
conductors, who has been prominent in
working up interest In distinctively Amer
I lean music and artists.
Avery Hopwood, the most prolific Of
! American stage writer's, is said to be
drawing at least $1,000 a week royalties
| from one Of his plays only. TIE Bat"
which is being played in New York an6
Chicago and by four companies on tour
He is also the author of Ladies' Night,
Getting Gertie's Carter and THE Demi
! Virgin"
"Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde" first acted
here by the late Richard Mansfield and
later with great success by Edward
Waldmann, Is to be revived by the latter
TOR matinee performances on Broadway
this season This is to be followed by
Shakespearean REVEALS by Mr.. Waldmann
Nine. Clara Clemens, mezzo- soprano
who is to sing an historical series o.
recitals In Munich next season will, il
the meanwhile, make an extended tour Of
| the United States. The Munich series
Is the first that has ever been given t.
demonstrate the growth Of song, and
Nine. Clemens selection is the highes
possible tribute to an artistic.