Evening star., 1922-01-29
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<fR RApAME PIERRE" will be
|NH the English title to
Nl Rrieux's LES Hanne-
tons" which William
Harris is producing In this country.
"The Broadway Whirl," seen here
during the summer, will be presented
in Havana, starting February s. by
John Henry Mears.
ITO tho Ladies'" q comedy featur-
ing Helen Hayes and Otto kruger,
has been placed in rehearsal by A. L..
ErlanGer and George c. Tyler, and
will be produced in few weeks.
molly are tho authors.
Tho Bohemian Corporation. pro-
ducers Of THE Greenwich Village
Folfes," are preparing a new version
OF Jim Jam Jems."
John Willard. author of "The Cat
and the Canary" will also appear in
the cast. after having direction Of
all the rehearsals.
Marie Lohr and her company
reached New York from Montreal last
week. and are scheduled to open to-
morrow night at the Hudson Thea
|
Henry Baron has engaged Warbrr-
ton Gamble. Alexander Onslow, Edna
May Oliver and Dorothy Tierney to
Bourdet's "The Hubicon," which will
be shown for the first time in New
York next month.
Fred Jackson's new musical piece.
For Goodness Sake" had its first
showing last week in Atlantic City.
The cast is headed by John 4. Haz-
zard and Marjorie Gateson.
Taylor Holmes, the we'll known
comedian, will soon: begin rehearrals
in a legitimate production, under the
direction of the Shuberts.
Augustin Duncan started rekearsals
last week of The Monkeys Paw" The
play is adapted from the story by
w. w. Jacobs by Louis n. Parker. 1t
will precede the performances Of The
$. S. Tenacity." which is now rum
ming In New York city.
Richard Carrie has joined the cast
OF "TanRerine." now showing in New
York. and Tallulah Bankhead will be-
come the new leading lady Of Dam
ger" also a big city production.
William A. Brady will present this
week in New York "The Lawbreaker."
by Jules Eckhart Goodman. with Will
liam Courtenay and Blanche furka in
the. leading roles.
The Shuberts are rehearsing "The
Rose Of Stamboul." with music by Leo
Fall. a continental musical play. For
the American production, triple
| star combination, including Donald
Brian. Tessa Kosta and James Barton.
has been formed. There also will be
a ballet by Fokine.
The Bunch and Judy" new mu-
steal piece by Jerome Kern and Anne
Caldwell, will be produced by Charles
3. Dillingham; early next season.
Alexander Carr will enter shubert
vaudeville with a revival of "Tob-
blitsky," in which he appeared fifteen
years ago.
Clemence Dane has found her first
play. "A Bill of Divorcement," so pro-
ductive Of royalties that she has de-
cided to try her hand on another
one. Miss Dane. who is in London,
writes that she is planning a dramati-
cation of Legend" one of her earlier
novels, and hopes to- see it produced
in the early summer
Gladys Wilson. last seen in Tan.
gerine." and at one time associated
with Nat Goodwin as leading wom-
sn. has Joined the cast Of "Bluebeard's
Eighth Wife" now showing in New
York. She took up the role created
by Ann Meredith and will continue
with the troupe throughout the sea-
son on tour.
'"The Circle will close its New York
run next Saturday night and the Sell
wyns will start the Somerset Vaughan