New-York tribune., 1922-12-17

the Fulton; PATTI HARkoLD IN
"Glory," at the Vanderbilt; PEGGY
WOOD IN "The Clinging Vine" at the
KnIekerboeker; FAY BANTER in "The
Lady Cristilinda,n at the Broadhurst;
the EQUITY PLAYERS production Of
JESSE LYNCH wIILIAMS'S "Why
Notfy, at the Forty-eighth Street, and
LEO DITRICHsTETN in "The Sublime
Egotist" at the Thirty-ninth Street
Thsater. And or Wednesday. Deeem-
her 27, ETHEL BARRYMORE will have
her premiere in Romeo and Juliet" a.
the Longacre.
Az he indicates in the title Of his
mystery play, Tho Rear Car" Ed
WARD L. ROSE has chosen the last
car Of the Continental Limited, speed
Ing eastward from Los Angeles, up
steep incline toward the Grand Canyon.
for the setting. TAYLOR HOLMES, as
detective, will be the star, ard the
others IN the cast are ROBERT CRAIG,
WRIGHT KRAMER, CLYDE NORTH,
EDWIN WALTER, JAY WILSON,
JAMES BRADBURY Jr.. FRED KARR,
JANE SEYMOUR. MARGUERITE MAN
WELL and ANN MERRICk. The Sell
wYNs will present the play at the Sci
wyn Theater, Boston, on Christmas
niqht. II. II. FRAZEE has
changed the title Of MRS. FIsKE's new
play from "Paddy" to "The Last Card
The name Of the leading character,
Paddy. which Mrs. Fiske pOrtrays, will
remain the same. GEORGE
MCCLELLAN is staging Lonely Wives
which started out as farce, but Is now
married 70 music MARTIN BROWN
sdaptsd the book, WILL 0RTMAN
wrote the music and CYRUS d. WOOD
| the lyrics. CHARLES RUGGLEs,
MARION BALLOU. PATRICIA 0'C0N-
NOR. JACK sQUIRES, BETTY PIERCE
and FLORENCE MOORE are among
the principals OF course, there will
be new title. II is unthinkable for
AL WOODS to put on a play without
also putting on his title steepleehase
and elimination contest .N. When
"Psrtrers Again" is presented in Lon
ION bERTR6M HARRISON. who staged
she play here, viii so abroad 70 put the
English players through their prelimi-
uerv ,yorkoufs
Il has been suggested along Broad
way that n JANE C0wL and ETHEL
BARRYMORE appear eoneurrently ir
"Romeo and Juliet" Il would be an
economical scheme 10 have rotary
casts. at least 50 far as tho minor
characters are concerned. Thus the
curtain on Miss BarrymOre's Juliet
might rise a time or time and hall
ahead Of that on Miss Cowl's. A short
taxi ride from the Longaefe 70 the
selw,n would enable characters who
are laid low in the early scenes e
have their taking OF in the houses Of
both cspulet Hopkins and Montague
selwyn. JANET ADAiR. who
appeared in the last Passing show
at the Winter Garden. has been en-
gagged for "The Pink Slip" which The
sHUBERTs are planning 70 bring e
town. JIM BARTON will be starred
and Miss Adair. It is understood, vii
be featured "The Pink Slip" Is the
musical play in which the late ber
Williams was 70 appear on Broad
way. STANLEY HOwLETr an'
CHARLES FRANCS are 70 be IN "Th'
riding Brought to Mary" which sh'
! Thester Guild viii present At th'
Carriek on Christmas Night
The DONERs. Kitty, Ted and Rose, vii
be in the new musical production :ha
Is 70 reopen the Winter Garden.
/ GAIL KANE is on her way 10 Europe
She Is 70 act before the camera Il
Rome. JAMES ShES1hhbN
who va, formerly general manager 70
/ lwAcENHAIs 4 KEMPER. Is pre-
raring 70 produce The Green Scarab,
4 drama BY JOHN sTAPLEToN.
GEORGE NJ coHllN is going to Civ