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the oldest and youngest members OF the
cast, and neither Of these is n star or
even featured player. But that IS
the situation ut the Broad Street The
atre, where Mary Ryan is appearing in
"Only 3S.' The individual hits are
made by Neil Martin, as Miss Ryan 8
son. and Percy Pollock, as Miss Ryan s
father. Young Martin is a genuine,
living boy. He isn't an actor acting
like a boy. He is real and every little
trick that he uses to accentuate his
particular period of youth ceases to be-
come n trick when he does it and is,
instead. the perfectly natural thing for
boy of that age to do and exactly the
thing that you and l and our boyhood
friends used to do.
Last season, in the same theatre, q
young fellow named Glenn Hunter made
n big hit in boys part in Tarking-
tons Clarence" and it resulted in
Hunters being starred in motion pic
lures and featured this year with Billie
burke in Intimate Strangers" Oddly
enough, Hunter will follow Martin now
at the Broad when "Only 3S" leaves.
Martin and Pollock just about divide
the laughs in "Only 49," Pollock's
career on the stage furnishes one Of
those odd instances of man showing
such aptitude for one particular type
of character that managers won't let
him play anything else. He made such
a hit playing old mems roles in stock
companies q generation ago that he's
still playing them, though his original
ambition was to be the handsome young
leading man.
Pollock hasn't been seen in this city
much. In fact, his only appearance
during the last decade was with Weber
and Fields in Back Again" He
started as a child actor. He and his
sister Emma played the two children
with Joseph Jefferson in rip Van
Winkle," and, peculiarly enough, he
played the girl and his sister played the
boy. This sister, by the way, later
became famous as the original Maggie
Murphy and was with Edward Harrl-
gan for many wears
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in West Philadelphia. and who at
tended the school known as the North
west Grammar, near Fifteenth and
Race streets, later used by the Board
of Education. Miss Rcilly's home is now
in Atlantic City.
She studied singing and dancing here
and then spent two years with the A.
Seymour Brown vaudeville act with
which she played this city several times.
From there. she got into the Ziegfeld
Midnight Frolic, and from there to her
present engagement. But her work in
the bath scene is not all she has to do
with the company by any means. She
is general understudy for all of the
feminine principals of the cast and is
prepared to step into any of the parts
at moments notice. Next season she
wants to 90 back to musical comedy.
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Travesties at pumont's

Emmett Welsh and his company Of
minstrels will again present the "Mr.
and Mrs" burlesque next week. and
have arranged varied program in addi.
ton, which includes Charlie Boyden and
Richard Lee, In their New Police
man.; Bennie Franklin and Happy
Thompson, In My Irish American
Girl" and Leslie La Mar, Carl Ash.
wood, Dave Barnes and William Shell
don In an offering of vocal specialties.
Emmett Welsh, with new song hits.
heads the first part bill.
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VT 7 III TU ~
Cook, condI
ties f; Niarg
ander BROTH

Kirby, Quinn and Anger, comedy bit (;
Laura and Billy Dreyer twentieth
Century Revue; Peggy Carhart. vlo-
linlste and others.
CHESTNUT STREET OPERA HOUSE
-"Nonette," gypsy viollniste, with
singing and dancing and other enter
tainment. Milton Hayes, English en-
tertainer, in a pleasing act Bob Nell
son. fresh from musical comedy, with
songs; Ford and Truly. big novelty
act, with unusual animal tricks
Harry and Anna Scranton, songs
dances, acrobatics and wire work, and
othera
FAYS ERBOCHER-Guy Bart
lett Trio. unusual song headliner :;
"Annabelle," miniature musical com.
edy OF elaborate nature. with q big
company; Tom Mix. in his newest
Western feature called "Trailin'": the
Skatells, singing, dancing and roller
skating Canarius and Cleo, illusion
lists and magclans; Vie and Teny
acrobatic act; Leonard Rufus, singer,
dancer and comedian. and two-part
screen comedy, Business Is Busl-
ness"
GLoBE-ILew Cooper, fun and comedy
songs, Is next weeks headliner. Hon
eymoon Inn, miniature farce, with
songs presented by Jack Marcus :
baiy Army novelty act Marie Rus
sell, with "Sambo," skIt; Betty
Wake Up" farce comedy. with
frank Ford: Rem and Long, comedy
skit. and many others.
ALLEGHENY-"The Love Nest" min
lature musical comedy, heads tho bill
with Don't Tell Everything" featur.
ing Gloria Swanson, Wallace Reid and
Eiiott Dexter as the 'photoplay. Also
Edith Helena, vocalist Peck and But
ler' comedians; "Cupid's Close-IJn.'
comedy playlet; Jussie and Ossle
athletes. and others.
bR0ADWAY - Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday Vic Richards and com
Pany. In comedy playlet, Hotel
tMeE,'i rs headliner. Photoplay fea.
tsre ls Little Minister" with Betty
Compson, Bill also includes Thrss
Peslys Girls, dances; Matthews and
D'aheiy' comedy skit and others,
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Desmond Players In "vlraInian"

Mae Desmond and her stock players
will present next week at the Metropoli-
tina Opera House 1.-THE Virginian, :"
Owen Wister's famous story of the
Western plains, in which Dustin Far
nun was starred. Miss Desmond plays
the role of Molly Wood, the young
whom the breezy "Virginian" falls in
love. Frank Fieldep plays the title role,
and other favorites of the company, In :
Guiding Frank Camp as Trampas, the
bad man, have congenial roles.
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THE CRITIC TALKS TO MUSIC LOVERS

selections from ElKar's 'Tight o. ~
World" The service will be preocdsd ~ y
short instrumental prelude, beginning A. t.1u
o clock. and Will be under the difectcn "
II. Alexander Matthews.
Tho January Pupils Concert OF the SET
tlement Music school will be held in ;he
auditorium of the school on SUNDAY after.
same program will be played as that -
bo given the next dav in the foykr OF the
Academy OF Music for the subscribtrs o.
the organization. The school announocs NJ
series OF three sonata recitals for violin
nent Of the sonata. A short tsit ee4
analysis of the sonatos played will prscf4s
each program Mr. John 0roile. vioitutet.
and Miss Ethel Drummond and Mr.. Issdorr
Freed pianists. are to give this series. Ths
day In February. ~
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Joe COOK
koithS

Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Maids in Philly." modern mnstrelsy,
headlncr. Film Is "A Prince There
Was"
CROSS KEYS-Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday, The Divided Woman
thrilling illusion presented by Hal
Oliver. Gillette Sisters, Songs and
Dances From Life: Bennett and Lee.
songs and chatter Eddie White, farce.
and others. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, Virginia Hennlngs. leEiti-
mate comedienne, In a comedy play
let, The New Matron," and big sup
porting bill.
WILLIAM PENN--Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday, Reno Arnold and
and dances. "Clay Dollars" with
Eugene OBren, picture. George Rol.
land and Billy Kelly, farce; Evan.
gelne and Kathleen Murray. songs
and dances, and others. Thursday
Friday and Saturday, Joseph X. Wat.
son. comedian. with new songs and
stories, and The Child Thou Gavest
Me-" film.
NIXON-"Spirlt CT the Mardi Gras."
musical offering. with company OF
twelve; Charles and Adelaide wilkins.
comedy plaYlet; Tom Kelly. monolog-
lst; Flo and Ollie Walters, 1.-Two sun
beams: : Bins and Grills, Eymnasts
and The Great Lover" feature film.
Change Of bill Thursday, with Car
ments OF Truth" as film.
NIXON'S GRAND-Harry Hayden, le-
gitimate Juvenile star, with n capable
cast, in a romantic comedy, "Tne
Love Game" James Mullen and Anna
Francis, comedy and songs: Bud
Snyder and Joe Moline and company
fun-makers and trick cyclists; George
Seeman and Lizzie in an unusual
comedy: Elm City -Four, songs: John
Boyle and Virginia Bennett, dancing
and photoplays.
KEYSTONE - George Alexander and
company. in comedy sketch, "Pre.
ferred Stock" head tua bill Also
Shapiro and Jordan, "T~o Girrs and
Piano: Bob Murphy and Elmcre
White, tunes and laughs; Mrs Joe
Wood, in THE Mimic World" musi-
cal comedy; Lane and Whalen, aero
bats, and usual phOtoplays, including
The White Eagle" with Ruth Ro-
land.
WALToN ROOF-Gladya and Venus
The French Girls" novelty turn
Grace Carlisle, series Of songs: Yer
mons, versatile dancers: Marion Saki
ana George Pierce, dancers unique
and others.
BurlSque
CASfNO-"Folly Town" presented nv
James f. Cooper. with q cast Of forty
and sixteen different and elaborate
sets Those appearing include Gus
Fay, Johnnie Walker. Lester Dorr
Lynn Cantor. James Holly. Leda Enrol
and many others.
IFOCADERO-"HcI!o Girls" with Fred
Caby and Ern HaClman as comedians
ana big supporting cast. Little
Jackie Fields. Oriental dances. is n
r npec.a. added attraction, Chorus Of
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GOUNoD'S MASS TO BE SUNG
ST. Marks Choir to Be Heard In
Annual Rendition

The mems choir of St. Marks Epis (.
copal Church. Locust street above Si1-
teenth, will give its fifth annual rem
dition Of Gounod's Second Mass Of the
Orpheonistes" tomorrow morning. The
musical service will begin at II o'clock
This mass was written BY Gounod
for the Orphean, the famous singing
society Of Paris.
Andrew Wheeler will be the organ /.
ist. The choir will be under the direc-
ton of Lewis A. Wadlow.
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NEWMAN TRAVELTALK GIVEN
Lecturer Shows Views Of Aiasks IN
First Program

Alas was the subject Of the Travel.
talk given last night at the Academy Of
Music by T.. NJ. Newman, az the FIRST
of his 1922 series.
Tho audience was shown striking
views of the frozen northlands. includ-
ing moving pictures and a number Of
of the people. their Pleasures and ma
turc views were all dwelt on by the
lecturer,
The lecture will be repeated this aft.
ernoon, and others Of the series will
follow, being given Friday evenings
and Saturday matinees.
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I'D aeIr-@ado eI GSrIe'Sf riches. Sss"se''
sS& yi,at Remain
GARRIck-ziegfeld Frolic. with VIII
Rogers as Chi iE,-sun-make and n cast
talns Ia 0i many fdV57ites. % a new we version
of New York's famous roof show.
LYRIC-"Ladies' Night" Turkish bath
farce, by Avery Hopwood and Charl-
ton Andrews, with a cast that includes
John Arthur and Allyn King.
FORREST-"Orphans OF the, Storm
newest Griffith spectacle. based on
Kate Claxton's play, with Lillian and
Dorothy Gish in the leading roles,
and scenes in Paris during the Revo-
luton TO provide the thrills.
SHUBERT-"Passing Show of 1921"
latest Winter Garden success, with
Willie and Eugene Howard and big
cast. Last'week.
BROAD-"Only 49," comedy by A. e
Thomas, with Mary Ryan as a widow
of thirty-eight, who tries TO be young
again. Last week.
ADELPHT-"TheB Bat" mystery thriller
continuing its triumphant way with
cast headed by Helen Dauvray.
Stock
EUM-"Three Live Ghosts" COM
edy with scenes laid after tho war;
seen here for the first time, telling the
story of a shell-shocked English SOL
dier and his am sing adventures.
Dwight Meade. Ruth Robinson, John
Lott and other company favorits In
congenial parts.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
'Th Virginian," Owen Wister's famous
story, with Mao Desmond as the little
school teacher from Vermont and
Frank Fielder as the NirGlnlan, and
Frank Camp as Trampas the bad
man. An old favorte with careful
and adequate staging and presenta-
ton,
Vaudeville
B. +. EEITH'S-Frltzi Scheff. musical
comedy and operate favorite returns
10 vaudeville with new repertoire Of
song hits. .Nalerie Bergers In story
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E-tney tHunuereu past'
And Lillian was just about nervous
wreck at the end of the day. She
spent total of about two hours under
that knife for various shots and, while
the knife was not a heavy blade, it
which 1t was attached was heavy enough
to give It fast drop. If an accident
II would inevitably nave been fatal.
Grlthth hlmseit telt the strain Tor he
frequently caited a warning to the ex-
ecutioners TO De careful ana every now
ana then chlieu OUT Are you all right,
MISS Elsh!
You cant tel me-, Lillian said to
to their executions laughing nonchal- =
antly. don't believe human being
could do It."
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- "BHH Dog Drnnlmond' and "Bi!l
OF Dtrorccment. arc 6oM making DIG
hts IN Ncio YORK: 'Hdppy
20 Lnckg' "htch dtdht DO so aCct'
ne'e. nas '.om ,e:a"Pea anu " p'avtn0
10 J;cot,o, co of 80" succc0stvJ Wv Uom tn "" es"s
tnu''u.,oIS y; S".''SSL.' 'Vu;
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S"1te" 70 uSan 9hu |as ohteu W
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Ie'pe0' 'o' "o VGop tu''u ~ ~ Jcttow
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Ptn Io,, nto"''em s mu III, ,ev.oeu 70 T'eat
Aoper anu 1ettt loHr ao," u q" INC
"dv ~ INC fuo"'o 'ou"'
John Arthur never intended to be a
iuniaii I iii' u ,i, ,uuane. neli ne starteu
Az "' N"' wy 'JnS Jush 'ueaH ao9It @ Lne
Jobu 1rtbur ,nn, al w. mum, t. fnc, io nas as
Wan,a N d. snit n '.'e. ~ i"St, ~,
"ts ~ ns oia"a rpa," In bo,s snG & iunn1 W,
SERIOUS ACTOR NpiaiS .ho ho .ot ueth I's 81
,..,,o. bo oorsoo " now 'I 10 nTod,oa ~ os
M;nbt, s@n5bH',' a. ~ tbo TSr;c IJo rnolIv wants
Nisnt sorio"a al ,' stHfr but q 10 SSomhtsrI ~
90 90 %ori %o oTor bo WON q cbarco now
CddIy enourh. PhiIadeyphia figures I'm .
nortortly % in hts career and II ia a re- :
mpnrtabis mo- coincidence that Mrs Smart
Robson plays the funny fat woman who
wants to reduce in the Turkish bath in
his nresent farce.
L. ,.o. hor, - soo,,.do,, po
Il tnt' Wv. iob ne naoo ho,, n 10
anu soc pUposont".ipas op W Woshinno t ano
iiou'e ~ w. tr,n 90 phjIodn,nh;o 10 sn,,,
Som, "a Rohson IN !"Tbe T,pn nrnn nv ios",
orI" ouI tLo stare ,nicrohe immediateIw en- :
@ tonnd bis sTstcm and dnveIoned Fast
o0h ~ huntod IN Mes Robson and bocgoI
bar to Ger him n chance in the comnSnv
but Rohson refused him polnt blank,
n I ffs ilital got on the stage by going out
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"FoIIy Town" at Casino

An unusual event in burlesque is the
presentation at the Casino next week Of
Folly Town. one of the most cab
crate shows on the circuit The show
presented by James T.. Cooper, has a
cast that includes such favorites as Gus
Fay, Johnnie Walker. Lester Dorr,
Miss Lynn Cantor, James Holly, Leds
Errol. Lucille Harrison, Ben Joss, Jim
Hall. Ruth RosemOnd and Harry Burt.
In the vaudeville part of the entertain
ment will be such acts as Virginia Ware
and the California Trio. A double quar-
tet of male voices, in addition to the big
chorus. is another feature.
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sin 0Fphdns 'Ng tEs addiehcs
Is Thriting grow tenser n
tenser and almost
rise to its feet with excitement as Monte
Blue. playing Danton, led his troop on
the dramatic charge through the streets
Of old Paris until they arrived at the
guillotine Just in time to save the fair
head Of Lillian Gish. And l wondered
how many in the theatre had the
slightest idea of the work involved In
photographing such sequence as 1t
! is technically called.
The impression given is. Of course.
that the action was continuous and that
there we're cameras stationed every hero
and there along the way to shoot
the troop az it charged past. But it
can { be done that way at ALL 1t takes
many days To complete a sequence Of
this kind and its entire dramatic ap-
peal from the screen depends on how
the various shots are afterward cut and
joined together-long shots alternating
with close ups with inserts showing
flashes Of horses hoofs and faces of
men and every now and then cut back
to the guillotinc scene showing Lillian
strapped to the block and the huge ex-
ecutioner there with his hand on the
rope. ready to spring the fatal trigger.
l happened to be spending the day
at Griffith's studio at Mamaroneck, on
Long Island. when they shot all the
scenes in this guillotining episode, ia
Guiding the charge down the street by
Monte and his men. There were no
amateur riders in that outfit. Griffith
had had assigned to him troop Of
United States regular cavalrymen and
they camped on the grounds of his
studio for about two weeks, drawing
their army pay, plus S5 day, plus
meeting hundreds of mighty pretty girls
engaged for the mob scenes and gener-
ally having the time of their lives.
But when they were called into ac-
tion they dropped all tho fun. They
were soldiers then and they rode like
soldiers. Monte had his right leg badly
hurt that day when his horse and the
horse of the man riding next to him
swung together and crushed his knee
They made the charge half n dozen
times, with Lillian first strapped with
her face to the camera and then with
her back to it for the long shots. and
then with Griffith and the cameramen in
an automobile keeping just barely in
front of them for the close ups. 1t was
even more thrilling than it appears in
the picture. During one of these latter
charges ! stood on the platform of the
guillotine with my camera and the
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puddle. and soon dries up and exists
no longer"
There is much food for thought for
the ultra modernists in these pithy
words of the great French composer and
critic. Music, like everything else in
life, cannot stand still. There must be
motion, whether it be progress or ret
repression. But the sun of Time is
powerful and in certain instances the
drying-up process referred TO by NJ.
d'Indy seems already to have begun
perhaps for the good Of the art
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Harry Brownie a Screen Star, Too

Harry c. Browne, leading man with
Mary Ryan in "Only 49," the A. +.
Thomas comedy which entered upon its
second and final week at the Broad
Street Theatre Monday, Is as we'll
known on the screen as he is on the
stage. His first picture was "The
number of years ago, and since that
time he has played with Doris KENYON,
Hazel Dawn, Mae Murray, Viola Dana
Constance Talmadge and Pearl White
and just before joining the "Only 3S''
company he completed picture with
Corinne Griffith.
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"HelIo Girls" at Trocadero

The attraction at the Trocadero merit
week will be The Hello Girls" with
Jackie Fields, in n series of Oriental
dances. as an added feature. The cast
of The Hello Girls includes such
popular favorites as Fred Caby, Erb
Hackman, Thelma Saville, May Bell.
Mabel McCloud and Joe Carr. The
program consists of a tive act musical
comedy and number of varied vaude-
vile acts. \ chorus Of more thSr-
twenty Is q feature. Ill
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WIDENER BUYS A BELLINI
famous "sacchanaI" Now In ohIIa,
deiphlan's Gallery

New York. Jan. 13.-Purchnse Of
the "Bacchanal," famous painting of
the Venetian School of the fifteenth
century by Joseph J.. Widcncr, of Phil.
adelphia, was announced here ,cster.
day. The purchase price was not mar
public, but is believed to run into
painting already has been nIaccd in in
Mr.. Wtdener's gallery IN PhiadeIphia
where millions Of dollars worth of art
treasures rcpOSe.
p The "BaCchanal" was painted by
Bellini at the order of the Dukc ~
Ferrara. 1t Is said 10 borr hoon
wor ked upon by several Of Rcllmis
students, one Of whom, Titan. Iotcr
became. famous himself. The Zinc.
chanal' was brought to this countr.
tnree years ago and was exhibited n;
1920. VI 'N'' III
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Galsworthy's Plays

John Galsworthy. author of The
Skin Game" which opens an engage
ment at the Walnut Street Theatre
Monday night. has written nearly as
many successful plays ms he has novels
Among those seen in this country are
Justice in which John Barrymore
made such hit; The Mob" study
in industrial relations The Pigeon, I"
Strife" and The Silver Box" In
Which Ethel Barrvmorn nlayed
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eliminate Strangers" Coming

Announcement has just been mail
that THE Intimate Strangers. Bootl
Harrington s latest comedy. with Billie
Burke in the leading role. will come 10
the Broad Street Theatre beginning
Monday, January %. Alfred Lunte
and Glenn Hunter are in the support
ing cast.
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REALTY MEN TO DINE
Congressman Fess to Be Heard at
Annual Gathering

The annual banquet Of the North
Philadelphia Realty Board will be bcIi
this evening in the Bellevue StratrorJ
The guest Of honor will be Congressman
Simeon Fess, of Ohio,
Edward +. Cobb, elected to the pres g.
ldency OF the board to succeed Louis +
Suess, viii preside. -
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five on 1atffCiHn seoeN,
have no ancestors.
Hornblower has come to village in
the country district of England and
settled down. He manufactures things.
The Hillcrists have been there for n
brndred wears or more and thew live
IN the wealth that has been handed
dawn TO them by their more active an
oostors. They have also inherited the
sont They are snobs-kindly, senti-
mental snobs. but snobs nevertheless.
Mrs. Hillcrist snubs her new neighbors.
That starts trouble. The. result Is
iong, fierce battle, in which both fam
ilIes suffer.
Hornblowcr Is brainy. relentless
.nemy, He is n realist. If he is not
70 he accepted by the Hillcrists, he will
drive them out by surrounding thelr
home with smoking. smelly factories.
Mr.. Uillcrist Is too much of q gentle
man to fight very aggressively; Mrs;
UiIIcrist isn't. 1t was she who snubbGl
The Hornblowers; It is she who viii
fght them. She has particularly
tnubbed their daughter law Chloe
Miss Grey.
Hornblower manages to buy a piece
of land right next to the HillCrists and
iets them know he will build an obnox-
IONS factory there. But Mrs. Hillcrist
ia n fighter, too. She has discovered
that Chloe has a past that would never
mass the Board of Censors. and her use
Of that past as a weapon makes the
story of the play. ,
Jane Grey is almost as well known in
moving pictures as she is on the stage.
In fact, there Is scarcely a show that
comes here that doesn't include in its
cast some one who is familiar on the
silver sheet. Miss Grey has made three
feature pictures each summer for the
last four summers. On tho stage she
has been seen as the ingenue in Dit
richstein's THE Concert" in Charles
Frohman's production. "Conspiracy.
co-starred with ., Bruce McRac in
Nearly Married" with John Barry
more when he played his first serious
part in the melodrama Kick In ms
Miranda in "The Tempest In Ham
merstcin's "Dc. Luxe Annie with
pitrichsten again in The MARQUIS
de Priola" and now In Tho Skin
Game
THOSE Who hare seen this tceeb IN
i me theatre programs an dduertise-
meut announcing the coming Of Ldurette
.Taylor TO the Broad on January 23
mav be surprised at the neicSpdper an
nouncemcntS that Billie Burke tctI play
that date. II rds suddenly decided this
.x.ccL ta send Miss TdulOr directlu TO
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BEFORE THE CURTAIN GOES UP
Neo Play by John Caoory the Only NoueIy for Next Week
in The Legitimate HousesGossip of Shous That Remain
BY HENRY NJ. NEELY

will not be busy
~ holding
succeeding Tobrook
remain Passing Show" Night
Bat naturally at the Adeh "Ony
zed with GriRhs
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Tho New York Symphony Orchestra will
be heard I'm the fourth concert OF It's serIes In
the Academy OF Music on Thursday evening
when Albert Coates VIII make his hrst ar,-
pearance here as guest conductor and
Alexander siloti. the Russian pianist, will be
the soloist Mr.. Silotl will play Schubert =
HWanderer Fantasy'' from the arransernent
by Liszt. Mr., Coates viii c?nduct the over
tu-e. "Nozze di Figaro" by Mozart; fantasy.
lcowsky, and Symphony No. g. "Le Devin
Poeme," by Scriabine.