Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-06

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expected he will be out In weeks
time.
Sweet Lady" which scored a hit
here, but failed to please New York
ers. opens In Chicago tonight for an
expected long stay. Several new
faces are in the company since the
Washington showing.
George White of Scandals" fame
has decided to let his option lapse on
the London musical show. Princess
Charming" inasmuch as II Is an
operetta and he wishes to maintain
his policy of producing only revues.
Louis Wolheim p er months stay
in the Bahar>"~ dropped into Los
Angeles ara : VAS Immediately seized
for a w~~r on the speaking stage.
playir~ y old part OF Capt. Flasg In
'Wha. Price Glory" He will do some
work for the movies before returning
to New York.
The all.star revival Of "Trelawny OF
the Wells" now in it's last two weeks
in New York. will be taken on a seven
week tour of the principal cities. The
company, which numbers sixteen
prominent players. will travel in spe-
cial train, and only three cities
Philadelphia, Boston and Chicago
will be full week stands.
Edward Childs Carpenter has re-
signed the presidency of the New York
Dramatists Theater. and has entered
into contract to write a series OF
plays for David Belasco. He Is now
finishing a play called The Bachelor
Father" intended for production next
Fall, to be followed by another piece
called six Lovely Ladies'
Edward e. Paramore, author and as.
sociate producer of set a Thief will
next Fall produce a play entitled
Variety" by Martha Madison, a mem.
Der of his present cast.
When Max Reinhardt returns to this
country next season II is likely that.
following the suggestion Of his Amer
lean associates. he will bring back a
company picked from his European
troupes, with whom he will present a
short season of plays In German.
Love Is Like That" by Kenyon
Nicholson and S. n. Behrman, will be
produced next month by Jones and
Green. Basil Rathbone, who acted in
the play when first tried out In Gin.
cinnati last Summer, will again have
the leading role.
Arthur Wontner. who will be remem-
bered for his excellent work In THE
Captive" has been chosen to play the
leading role opposite Pauline Lord in
the Actors Theater production of
Clemence Danes Mariners" and Ia
now rehearsing.
IT, h. ,,t~
1S-year-old actress, who liz Erich Won
Stroheim's heroine in THE Wedding
March" is to play the principal fen1i-
nine role I'm Herbert Brenon's, The
Devil Is Alive" an original story by
Owen Davis, described as ultra mod
ernistic and defense Of the girls Of
today.
Arlette Marchal, recently returned
from visit to her family in Paris.
brought back with her young French
screen actress, Ginette Maddie.
Nine. llama Marmion, international
concert soloist, a mezzo soprano, is
making her home temporarily in
Washington, having arrived here a
few weeks ago from San Francisco.
The singer was born here. her father
being the late Medical Director r. A.
Marmlon, u. >. N, founder ana flrst
president of the Naval Medical School
here. Nine. Marmion had her vocal
training under M. Fidele Koenig Of
the Paris Opera, studying with him
for four years. During the past two
years the singer has had concert en-.
gagements along the West Coast. At
present she Is living at the Argonne
and filing engagements in Concert
work here and in New York before
returning to her home in London.
England.