The Denver Jewish news., 1923-01-17
S Stage, Screen
g. Music Notes
Committed

Ozark Rosaleen," that colorful and
sympathetic Irish comedy by Whit
ford Kane-who is now acting with
John Barrymore in "Hamlet"-and
w. d. Hepenstall, may be seen in
Australia this year.
Roger de Bruyn, manager of the
Irish Band, making its first tour of
the United States, has, extended the
tour of this organization until next
summer. 1t is the only Celtic band in
the United States.
Ben Greet will arrive in the United
States in time to give series of
Shakespearean performances in New
York before he departs on his trans
continental tour, which will conclude
with a season in Toxic and other for
eign centers of population.
Iden Payne, stage director for the
late Charles Frohman, is making
ready the new vehicle for Madame
Nazimova's return to the stage. 1t
has been adapted by Louis X. An
spacher from foreign source. Mr..
Payne staged Mr.. Anspacher's own
play, "That Day" lately in New York.
Geneen & McIsaacs, the former
manager of National Concerts, and
the latter former dramatic critic on
the Boston american" is the latest
producing firm. 'Steamroller' Bren-
der" will be produced by them next
week, to be followed byfa number of
other productions ~Tusr n l
William Keighley, a likeable juve-
nile, gave an outstanding performance
of the role of Paris with Ethel Bar
rymore in "Romeo and Juliet" in New
York. The delving experts find that
he gained experience with Ben Greet
and his players in wide variety OF
Shakespearean roles.
Peggy O'Neil, the American actress
who is also one of London's favoritesr
Twill appear this month at the Hay
market Theatre in that city in "The
Hallmark" by H. A. Vachell. Sir
Charles Hawtrey is staging the pro
duction and C. Aubrey Smith, well
known in this country, is to be her
leading man.
The Goldman Band, the official band
of the City Of New York, and one OF
the most noted musical organizations
in the world. will make its first de-
lparture from New York this spring
when u brief tour has been arranged
1t will be followed by another tour al
the close of the summer season of the
band in New York.
| Ossip Gabrilowitsch celebrated his
fiftieth anniversary as conductor OF
the Detroit Symphony Orchestra last
week Under his artistic guidance
this organization has become one OF
the most important in the music fielo
of this country. He has not deserted
the concert stage, however, two en-
gagements being scheduled for New
York this week.
Barry Macollum, an actor of un
usual talents, is resuming his associa
ton with the plays of Shakespeare
He appears with conspicuous success
in Ethel Barrymore's performance o1
"Romeo and Juliet" The last Shakes
pearean appearance of this young
player was with James X. Hackett
who is now winning high renown il
London and Paris with Macbeth"
| UKaunyv iS tn nlav a nrotra cted en-
gagcment at the Walnut Stree
Theatre, Philadelphia, early mex
month. j. c. Nugent and Elliot
Nugent, the co-authors of this coined!
and who, with Grant Mitchell, are th'
stars, will at that time prepare for ;
premiere their latest comedy "a Cleai
Tewn," both of which are under th'
direction of Richard G. Herndon, man
ager of the Belmont Theatre in New
York.
"The Marriage of Hamlet" nov
; successfully running in Paris, may b.
!, done in the United States this year
Mile. Remy Carpen, who is Frencl
actress, and who is making artisti
Roadway on the stage of the Unitet
States, may be seen as Ophelia in thi
play. 1t is reported that there arr
two Ophelias in this unusual produc
ton, thus matching the double Tops,
in the later productions of "Uncl'
iTom's Cabin" in this country.