New-York tribune., 1921-02-27

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-. festooned seyenfold with gar
lands OF plays. THE Tyranny
Of Love, " ''Love, ;" "Chinese Love"-why.
the stuff lilts in the tree-tops of
spring. There's Mice People, ~Ro-
nance, Cradle Song" and "AIr. PIN
Passes By" On such q sequence once
did Pickwick walk in Goswell Street.
Mr.. PIN Passes BY" comedy by
A. A. Milne, which opens tomorrow
night at the Garriek Theater, is the
fourth production Of the Tbeater Guild
this season. The play has been a big
success in London, where the humor Of
the complications caused by the "ab-
sent-minded old dodderer" in the con-
yenrional English home has been
greatly appreciated, The action takes
place in the morning room at Marden
House, for which Lee Simonson has
designed the setting The play is di-
rected by Philip MoeIler.
DQ.ls keane cones back to New York
tomorrow evening, ar the Playhouse, in
her great success, Romance" by Ed
ward Sheldon, which she played both
here and in Chicago and then took to
London, where she appeared as La
Cavalini for four years A. +. Auson
who created the part Of Cornelius Van
Tuyl. and Basil Sydney, who plays the
dual role Of the Bishop and the Rector
Of st. Giles, support Miss Neane in the
chief characters OF the play. The Eng
Ilsh costumes and scenery have been
brought over for this production, and
the play is directed by Mr., Sidney.
Tomorrow afternoon Clare Hummer
will present her four piaylets for the
first one Of the series of special matt
nees she will give at The Punch and
Judy Theater. Two of these are little
musical comedies, in which SalLe
Fisher will sing the chief role, support
ed by Stanley Hewlett Mary Ellison.
James Lounsbery, John Ryan and Wal
ter Coupe. Chinese Love-" it's scene
laid in the picturesque garden of a
Chinese tea house, is new offering.
bu1 "The Choir Rehearsal" has been
done by Miss Fisher in vaudeville. The
two comedies, Bridges" and The Rob
berry" will be done by Ruth Gilmore.
Mrs. Alice Chaplin, Sidney Biackmer,
Roland Hogue and J, N. Kerrigan.
With the presentation of The
Tyranny of Love tomorrow afternoon
al the Bijou Theater in a series Of spe-
cial matinees, Henry Baron makes his
initial bow as producer. This is an
English version Of Porto Riches drama.
"Amoureuse, in which Rejane and
Guitry created the original roles in
1891. It was one OF the first plays Of
the triangle school, and hitherto no
manager has been willing 10 present it
10 an American audience Mr. Baron,
however, considers New Workers SUI
dciently sophisticated TO accept it.
Este!le Winwood will play the part
done by Rejanc and Cyril Keigitley
that OF Guirry.
The fourth bill OF the Proyineetown
Players will open tomorrow with a
three-aet play by Evelyn Scott, en-
titled Love" In the cast are Ida
Rauh-her frat appearance this sea
son-and William Rainey, whose act
ing IN The Spring" won much ap.
plsuse. Love" will run Tor Two weeks
closing on March %
.dichel Fokina and his wife. Vera
FoAina, Wall appear at the Metropoli-
tan Opera House on Tuesday even.re.
Msrch, !. in q ballet composed by
Mozart iR IT'S, entitled .The Dream
OF the Marquise,' which has not. been
produced in n ore than hundred y>ars.
IF. Fokine viii dance the double role
Of French marquis and faun.
A Rew idea IS being tried opl shis
week at the Strand Theater. Nith