Evening journal., 1923-02-08
AT THE PLAYHOUSE
..Anrthinr Might Happen. /"

ANYTHING Might Happen"
Edgar Selwyn, senior member OF
the Broadway producing firm OF The
seiwyns will send to the Playhouse
for three nights, beginning tonight
with a Saturday matinee, his three
act comedy. Anything Might Hap
pen"
Anything Might Happen" has
been brilliantly cast with ROLAND
Young and Estelle Winwood in the'
leading roles supported by Lucia
Moore. Ruth Findley. Isabel CARR
son. Helen Cromwell, Montague
Rutherford. Leslie Howard. c. Havi-
land Campbell, Florence Clarke.
Arthur Lubin. George lie Soir and
Joah Traffry.
qAnything Might Happen had its
premier in stanford. Connecticut on
Monday night and was well received.
II was voted one OF the smartest
PLAYS seen there this season.
The local management offers two
seats for the price Of one for to- Z
nirhts performance only.
Ann3 Christie
Aegreat trio OF players portray
the Ahree principal roles in Eugene
o'Neiiis Anna Christie" whose
presentation locally at the Playhouse
next, Monday and Tuesday, will be
one OF the dramatic events OF the
present season. II comes here after
q lonr run at the Vanderbilt Thea
tre.a New York. with the original
cast. and the original settings de- !
signed by Robert Edmond Jones. (
The. play. headed by pretty and tai
erted Pauline Lord. is under the ,
personal direction of Arthur Hop !
kins.
The role Of Mat Burke, the {
drunken sailor. who wishes to marry ]
Anna Christie. for fifteen years '
woman OF the town. is played by
Frank shannon. He has received I
the highest praise for his creation
Of the part
The Field Succession
Like every other successful man,
Al. q. Field. Americas greatest min
stree man, hoped to have a successor
worfhv to hear the name and tradi-
rions Of the house OF Field and TO
csr,.V on his particular life work
afteE his passing.
In this Mr.. Field did not hope in
vain, When his spirit was waited
70 M great land OF minstrelsy be j
vond. two years ago, he was content {
to leave behind him his great work
with, the knowledge that it was in :
thelasafe keeping and the capable C
hands Of Edward Conrad the pres
sntphead and directing mind OF the
Al. "a. Field Minstrels. a.
pHt Mr.. Field looked even further y
han the present generation. He r
,onsd 10 see the Al. G. Field Min \,
.trels retaining its place of superb N
,ritV and success in the decades to II
.orns and his hope lay in his grand 7.
son,in,Al G. Field Conrad, son of the p
present head Of the organization /,
Wiz this plan in view Mr. Conrad Is n
riv}rr his little son the sort Of train :,
nginnecessary for his carrying on +,
viths the work Of his father and :,
srahdfather in the years 20 come ~
The company will be at the Play =,
ho,ige for four nights and Saturday =
matinee beginning next wednesday -
81 AT THE GARRICk Il
TIE stock players az the Gatflch .
IN satire have been busy entertaining NJ
.heiE friends who have fiocked 10 p
sachf performance Of the company's :,
arsHell week in Wilmington. Il
Tsse players individually have
,eeH. showersd with remembrances
lndisre regretful that their delight
nj Say in wilmington has come to
n end.
1.His weeks attraction is a comedy S
rama called (which One Shall
larry" It is especially adaptable