Evening star., 1924-08-17
In the Spotlight.

"CoNsCIENcE," by Don Mutually,
~ will open at the Cherry Lane
Theater, New York, August -.
"rhe Golden Spoon" will have its
first hearing at Newark and then so
into New York.
Dancing Mothers" had its first
hearing in New York. last week. Its
first act was considered weak.
Denman Maley. Flora Sheffield.
Frank Monroe and Arthur Aylsworth
will support Wallace Eddinger in
The Haunted House. which opens in
New York September 1.
'T2zy" will open in New York Au-
gust % with a cast including Isabelle
Lowe, Harold Walbridge, Helene
Lackaye, Robert Middlemass and
Robert Leonard.
Apple Sauce" new comedy by
Barry Corners, has been put in re-
hearsal by Richard Herndon and will
open in New York in November.
Margot Kelly will be in the cast of
sea plays by Eugene O'Neill, to be
produced by the transformers of
ProviAcetown, Mass.
early to Bed" with a cast headed
by Ada Lewis. will open in New York
October Is, after starting at the La
Sale Theater, Chicago.
Francine Larrimore has been en-
gagged for William r. Duncan's Sun
shine" to be produced by \. l.. Jones
and Morris Green.
Mrs. Marshall Ahood, better known
to the general public as "Mitzi," re-
turned to New York last week from
Hun gary, bringing with her eight
plays, which she says she will trans
late during her tour on the road with
The Magic Ring" She expects to
produce these plays later under her
own direction.
Wilmer and Vincent have received
cable from Emma Dunn confirming
her engagement for Dawn" new
play by Tom Barry, which will be
placed in rehearsal next month.
Madge Kennedy will be seen this
Fall in a comedy, or musical piece,
before opening in the new play by
nedy, it is said, insists she has not
signed for the vaudeville sketch
called "Five Minutes From the Sta
ton"
''The Best People," a new comedy
by David Gray and Avery Hopwood
to be presented tomorrow night in
New York by the Frohman Corpora
tion. has been staged by Bertram
Harrison.
Doris keene, now playing in "Ro-
nance" in San Francisco, will return
to New York in the early Fall to be-
gin rehearsals Of "Starlight," a new
play by Gladys Unger.
The comedy hitherto called "The
Were wolf" will be presented as
| Find the Man." in New York week
| from tomorrow night.
THE Red Hawk" tried out by
George Broadhurst a year ago, will
be produced in New York this Fall.
Florenz Ziegfeld has been made A
| fattering offer to present the Fol
| lies in Paris. Should he accept he
will select the high spots of the en-
| tire series and condense them into
| one review.
The Louis Isquith production, "A
| Regular Girl" will have Gavin Cor
| don, recently in Romeo and Juliet,
| with Jane Cowl, as the leading. man
when it reaches New York. Royal
Dana Tracy has been added to the
cast.
/ John Golden has engaged Alma Tell
| for the role created by Roberts Ar
mold in Chicken Feed" renamed
| Wages for Wives" for its Chicago
presentation.
Poppy" the musical comedy which
| brought out Philip Goodman as a
| theatrical manager last season, is to
| be given in London next month.
Luefla Gear, one Of the principals Of
| the original troupe, is the only
American to be engaged for the for
| eign presentation. All the others
will be London players.