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It Is also the first time Miss Segal has
appeared in this kind of piece, her
successes hitherto having been in mu-
steal shows. In addition to Miss Segal
the cast includes Douglas Stevenson,
Robert McWade, William Ingersoll, b.
N. Lewan, Iska Murff, Sara Enright
Dorothy Leeds, Charles Able, Wright
Kramer, Walter Regain and Arthur J.
Wood
The Montauk is the first Of the
Brooklyn legitimate houses to an
uounce its opening date and the at
traction that will inaugurate the new
theatrical year Louis F. Werba, man
ager of the Montauk, has arranged
with John Golden for the presentation
of his successful production Light
MIN" which is now completing a con-
tinuous run of three years at the
Gaiety Theater The play will have it's
first presentation in Brooklyn Monday,
August 90 The box Office will be open
for the sale of seats on Monday morn
ing, August %.
Reports from Long Branch credit
David Belasco with bulls-eye in xxi
XII starring Lenore Ulrich. The piece
is said to have played to unusually
large receipts during last weeks en-
gagcment in Long Branch and Asbury
Park. 1t is modern play of the
French theater. xxi XII" pronounced
Kee Kee) will probably open the Be-
lasco 1heater in October.
1t is understood that the Lyceum
will open with the Belasco revival Of
THE Easiest Way" with Frances Starr.
The production Of Ario Flamma'S
"The Mask of Hamlet" which opens at
the Princess Theater on August %,
has an unusual, and most substantial,
backing in the Italian Chamber of
Commerce and many Italian artists of
established standing and fame, of
whom CALI Curci is representative.
These artists are DESTROYS of bringing
to the knowledge of the American pub
lie, in proper form and fashion, the
works Of Italian writers and play
wrights who have been successful in
! -, A~,1 &hN~
of 1.-THE Mask of Hamlet" although he
has had published here only one book,
and even that is not widely known,
stands high among the writer's of his
own country. 1t is the hope of those
who are behind this venture, which is
made for artistic rather than monetary
gain, that if it meets with the success
it deserves other plays and other au-
thors may be introduced to New York,
with mutually beneficial results.
Anna Pavlowa's Premier Dancers,
after their tour around the world with
Nine. Pavlowa, will be seen in vaude-
Vile for a short season. The dancers
will be under the management of Max
MARGIN, by permission of Nine. Paw
Iowa. Their engagement in vaudeville
will be preliminary to second world
tour.
Augusta Haviland, who is playing the
part of Lady Marden in "Mr. PIN
Passes By" at the Garrick, made her
first appearance on the stage in a play
in which Lillian Russell was the star,
and this despite the fact that Miss
Haviland is English born and bred and
came to America only few years ago.
The play was Polly" and it was when
it was given in London that Miss Havi-
land made her stage debut. Her nexe
appearance was with an American star
III London, for when she left "Polly"
it was to support Francis Wilson in
"Erminie"
"Three Live Ghosts" was placed in
rehearsal last week with virtually the
same cast that was seen at the Nora
Bayes Theater last season, including
Charles McNaughton, Daisy Belmore,
Arthur Metcalf, Olive Reeves Smith,
Walter Lewis and Emmett Shackleford.
1t will open the Central Theater, Chi
cago, on Sunday, August %.
Ralph Graves Becomes
Owner Of Horse Earr,,