The Denver Jewish news., 1923-01-03
Stage, Screen and Music
Notes

new play next week.
"A Clean Town comes to New York
, in the spring. II was tried out earlier
in the season and discontinued for re.
pairs
2 j. &. Nugent and Elliott Nugcnt. an.
thors of ilcmpy" and that other funny
comedy. "A Clean Town" have another
play for early production.
; Jane ID. Barton. international
; amusement agent sails next month for
! Japan. He is to arrange II tour of
that country for the Ben Greet Players.
Bary Macollum has been engaged for
the role of Peter in Ethel Bnrrymore's
revival of Romeo and Juliet" II is n
role with which he is familiar since he
acted it many times in England
Iden Payne has been selected to di-
rect the rehearsals of the new play in
which MADAME Nazimova will make
her appearance this year II has been
adapted from foreign source by Louis
*. Anspacher.
Olga Warren. an American color
atura soprano. will he heard this year
in several recitas This singer was n
conspicuous star in the series given by
Frederic Warren the past three or four
years.
Emanuel Reicher. who returns To the
United States next spring, will bring
with him the production of king
Lear" which he is to revive with him
self in his first Shakespcarcan role
spoken in English language.
Marguerite sylvia. the prima donna.
diseusc. film star and actress. has gone
tc Havana. She is to act and sing this
year. nm emotional play from the span
ish being designed for her histronic
service.
"Kempy." that quaint comedy with
/ the unusual biography. has left Chi
cago and is now en- route to the East
II is destined for long run in Boston.
Grant Mitchell. J. c. Nugent and FL
lott Nugent continue as the stars.
/ OSsip Gabrilowitsch the noted plan
list. will have two appearances in New
| his duties as conductor Of the Detroit
SYMPHONY Orchestra brief respite
which he dcvotes to his concerts.
The Goldman Band, under Edwin
Frnnko Goldman. will make a tour of
the Eastern states early this spring be-
fore playing their annual ten weeks
engagement in New York. The tour
will be resumed when this engagement
has been completed.
| Some rcvivals of Ibcn's "a Dolls
nee performance in New York next
month. Madeline .Dclmar will prob
ably play the role of Nora which has
always ben Il favoritc with emotional
and electrical leading ladies.
4 tour of South America is immi-
which is to he formed for his support.
! Besides ii repertoire of plays by
Shakespeare, Mr.. Power will appear in
some old English comedies and perhaps
Two or more notable modern plays.
! The Goldman Band. the most famous
musical organization in New York,
which is the official band of the city,
vii play ten weeks in Central Park
this summer A band stand to cost
100000 and seating plans for more
than 10000 is being built by the city.
Lotus Robb. an actress of rare
charm. who is the subject of the play
Of johannes Kreisler." the theatrical
sensation of Broadway thus far bears
many of the qualities of presence and
talent that reminds one of Maude
Adams when that whimsical actress
was in her prime.
June Mathis. the scenario writer
who discovered Rodolph Valentino,
is now making the scenario of Ben
IIur." Miss Mathis is the foremost
writer for the screen and a few years
ago she sraced the company of Julian
Fltinge and other popular male stars
with whom she acted as ingenue.
The Irish Band, under the baton of
Lieut.. Virgins, which was brought to
the United States several months ago
by Roger de Bruyn. will remain in this
country until spring. covering most of
our territory with their music of Irish
origin and spirit 1t is the only band
nf the sort in the country.
Remy Carpen. the actress of French
birth and American preference. who Is
now in this country. may be seen in
THE lest" which was acted by John
barrymore. If she apears in this play
it will he in French under the Italian
title of La Beffa." Little Miss car
pen was coached in the role by
: Madame Bcrhhadt. who acted the role
l i'm Paris when it was first written
Whitford Kane. who is the First
Grave Digger in Hamlet With Johr
: Barymore-though we prefer tht
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