The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-24
SHUBERTS WILL
SEND BIC HITS
OUT NEXT FALL
Many Broadway Shows Will
Take to Road Early
Next Season.

Eleven different New York attrao-
tons, sixteen companies all told,
will be presented on tour by the
Messrs. Shubert during the coming
season.
Among this list Blossom Time"
is represented for the fifth consecu'
tive season, while another returning
favorite will be 1.-THE Student
Prince" which opens its second year
, on the road.
There will be two companies of
the ever popular Blossom Time"
one of which will tour the larger
cities of the Middle West and West
ern States and the other visiting the
cities in the South.
1.-THE Student Prince" will be
represented on tour by four differ.
ent companies, one in the East, one
in the South, while two others will
"cover" the West and Middle West.
Perhaps the most important offer
ing included in the list of forthcom.
ing Shubert attractions for the new
season is AL Jolson in big Boy"
which viii open it's season in Bos-
ton about Sept. 10, for an indefinite
engagement, following which Mr..
Jolson will undertake a season of
approximately forty weeks, visiting
the important cites Of the East and
Middle West.
Naughty Riquette," in which
Mitzi has just concluded an entire
season on the road, will reopen
about Oct. II, playing through Can
ada and the upper northwestern
cities of the United States. 1.-THE
Dybbuk" will also be sent on tour
about the first week in October, but
its engagements will be restricted
largely to important eastern CEN
tiers, where the theater- goers are
more familiar with this great Mos.
cow and New York attraction.
Big Revue to Tour
The Paris edition Of Artists and
Models" which is now playing in
Chicago following an engagement
Of forty-seven weeks at the New
York Winter Garden, will close it's
Chicago engagement about Sept 4,
and after a limited engagement in
Detroit will commence a tour Of the
eastern cities.
Princess Flavia," with nearly an
entire season in New York to it's
credit, will open the Texas State fair
at Dallas on Oct. 8. Later it will
be seen in st. Louis and Cincinnati,
following which it will go to Chicago
for an indefinite engagement lasting
perhaps until well after the holidays
rs Eat SOP" the internationally
popular prize fight comedy which is
now entering upon it's third season
in New York, with another company
playing to capacity houses in. Lon.
don, will be represented on tour by
two different companies next season.
One of these companies, with the
original New York cast, will visit
the leading cities Of the Northwest
and Pacific coast while a second will
tour the smaller cities of the South.
"A Night in Paris" the now cur
rent Partisan revue at the Casino
de Paris +" Eew York, will inau.
gurate it5 curing season in Phila-
delphia late in September, with sub.
sequent stops in a few of the large
hstern cities en- route to Chicago
for an indefinite engagement.
Gay Paree" Listed
Gay Paree," last seasons New
York revue success, which has but
recently concluded an extended run
in Chicago, will open it's new sea-
son about Oct. 1, visiting most of
the larger cities in the East and
Middle West, with a tour to the
Pacific Coast in prospect soon after
the holidays.
Mary Nash and Florence Nash. in
their last seasons New York sue.
cess, "a Ladys Virtue" will re-
open in the Metropolitan district
about Oct. 10, going to Boston short.
~ after for an indefinite engage
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