New-York tribune., 1922-03-19

--i--S o-io C1+S 6upSl aL Jne Long
acre Ikeater on the afternoons Of
March y and 28. The performances
are fer the benefit of the school fund.
Dorothea James viii plsy the part Of
the Prince.
Bon-Ami Is appearing fer limited
engagement ct Gl;ckman's Palace en-
the West Side Of Chicago in The Idle
Inn" in 1iddish. His appearance in
the Windy City is by arrangements
With Arthur Hopkins lis said shat
the Chicago critics carried interpre-
ters with them to the performance.
II is very likely that Arthur Hop
klns wil! bring Louis Wolheim III The
Halry Ape Up town ar an early date.
| he O'Heill play IS doing very we'll st
Inc FrovincctoWn Playhouse
t. arry MestsVer is soon TO leave the
cast Il Madeleine and the Movies TO
sssume The role of the Ta~abond III
he Tavern" which Georce Il. Cohsr
has revived On the road. James Gles-
son will come over from "Tangerine"
to take Nestayers place in the farce
dI the Calety Graduation ey-
erolses of the thirty y-eightll year Of the
American Academy of Dramatic Arts
snd the Empire Theater DramatIc
School will take place at the Lyceum
Theater tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock. Doris keane will be the guest
OF honor. Grace George will
begin an engagement IN "The Exoui-
site Hour at the Princess Theater
Chicago, tonight. "The Iar
Breaker in which William CourtenaY
Is starring at the Times Square Thea
ter; Is soon TO be presented before an
audience in Sing Sing. Martha
Hednan Is to star under the manage
men. Of Sam II. Harris Seve-
raj managers. it is said, are consider
ing The Romantic Age" A A Mines
novel, for stage purposes Milne now
seems to be the vogue. He appears to
nave usurped the prominence that once
belonged to Vaughan i'll the New York
theater, the Vaughan of Smith"
Jack Straw Lady Frederick" "The
Many Husbands" and THE Circle"
Eddie Cantor is pointing for
broadway in MAKE It Snappy." :.
The Players Assembly, which is re-
spoaslDle for "Montinartre" at the Bel
mont Iheater, plans to put OH four
new plays next season. "Montmartre"
has passed its fiftieth performance and
apparently will serve the organization
Tor the remainder of the season.
Claude King, the English actor
Who is now appearing in Back to
Methnselah," will lecture before the
New York Drama League on THE
Contemporary Theater of England" at
the Klaw Theater this afternoon at
$3.50. George Whites Scan
dals," following its engagement at the
Colonial Theater, Boston, which ends
on April Is, will be sent on a tour
to the Pacific Coast. The 1922 ver-
sion Of the Scandals" will be pro-
duced in New York late in October.
Avery Hopwood, after journey
ing from Morocco to Spain, will sail
for New York in three weeks. carrying
in his grip completed plays for A. II.
Woods and for Wagenhals & KEN
per. In the fall he will return to
Paris to supervise the production of
three of his plays. Little Old
New York" Rda johnson Young's
comedy, in which Genevieve Tobin has
been appearing for the last four
months a. George M. Cohan's Grari
Opera House, Chicago, will come -
Teller's Shubert Theater. brooklyn. cn
April "a for week engagement
Felix Krembs, who has fea-
ture role i'll lawful Larceny" at the
Republic, has written two vaudeville
playlets which are now in rehearsal.
They are Booze" and THE End OF
the Passage"
The second cycle of Back to Methu-
selah" starts tomorrow night at the
Garrick Theater. IN the Beginning
and The Gospel of the Brothers Bar
nabas" are presented this week, the
curtain rising upon the Garden OF
! Eden promptly at $40.