New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-10

Bacon is producing and which will be
ready for its opening performance next
week.
Under the direction Of the Union Of
East and West, Kedarnath Das Gupta
will present three Hindu plays, 1.-THE
Farewell Curse" "The Maharani of
Arakan" and "Savitri; or, Love Con-
quers Death" at the Bramhall Play
house, on Tuesday evening of this
house, on Tuesday evening and Thurs
day afternoon TO this week. The
cast includes Blanche Hays, Dorothy
Rubinstein, Lillian Buch, Lark Bron-
lee, William Franklin, Kenneth Thorn
son, Howard McLennen and Walter
Butterfeld, who have made special
study of the customs and manners Of
India, under the guidance Of Mr.. Das
Gupta, who has produced over thirty
plays in England.
The Thirteen Club Of the Vacation
Association, Inc, will give a semi-pro-
fessional performance of "Billeted" at
the McAlpin Hotel April 13. There will
be dancing after the play, which is a
delightful comedy that was first pro-
duced in this country by Margaret
Anglin. The production is being made
under the direction of Grace Girls
void,
Nine. Lubovska, the director of the
National American Ballet, recently or
gained, is arranging the ballet to be
given in conjunction with "The Miracle
of the Road" a passion play of Persia,
which is to be presented by the Stuy-
vesant Players. The dancers are pupils
of Lubovska and members of the
National American Ballet The play.
tale built round the life and times of
Mahomet, has been arranged in it's
present form by Lester Margon and
will be given in the Stuyvesant High
School auditorium, 345 East Fifteenth
st-eet, on April II, "a and 80.
At the Union Church, in Forty-eighth
Street, the Percival Vivian Players will
present "The Comedy of Errors" during
the entire week of April 18. Mr..
Vivian is directing the production and
will appear as the Dromio of Ephesus.
The others in the fast are Elizabeth Pat
terson, Jane Wheatley, Charles Rogers,
Frank McEntee, Frank Joyner, Harry
Joyner, Daisy Vivian, Harry Sothern.
Arthur Barry and Ralph Earle.
Tho Mask and wig Club, of the
University of Pennsylvania. will y;ve
Its annual New York performance on
tuesday evening, April IL, at the
Metropolitan Opera House. "Some-
body's Lion" is the name of the plav
to be presented, written by Edwin A.
Lavlno, with the music by Charles
Gilpin.
Stanislaw Portapovitch will present
the pupils of his Russian ballet
school at the Town Hall on Friday
evening of this week in Ballet Diver
tlsement." Mr.. Portapovitch, who was
formerly member of Nine. Pavlowa.s
company, follows the method of the
Russian ballet school in his work with
his pupils, giving them the same kind
o. training he himself received in his
native land. All the dances to be
given at this recital were created by
him.
Tomorrow night will mark the first
appearance of Max Fishers dance or
chestra from Los Angeles in the "New
ZiegfeId Midnight Frolic," on the New
Amsterdam Roof.
To emphasize tho participation of
the Capitol Theater in New York's sec
ond annual music week, S. l.. Rotha-
fel has engaged Percy Granger for the
week of April II at his theater. Mr.
Granger will appear twice daily, once
in the afternoon and again in the
evening.
Parted at the Altar