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SHAKESPEARE AND COHAN ON
BROADWAY THIS WEEK
These Are Prosperous
Times in the Theatres
M.magcrs Arc Smiling .ind Rolling in \\ ealtn?Al
ITiat One Need.*-? la a Theatre and Almost
?Any Kind o? Pia)
It 15 a big ycai !
"Tho lesaaeianta aro Tilled with flushed and reekleea crowd.?*," ?mi
Cameron Miaokenzie, in "Tin Saturday Evenii I ?> week ago
dressmaker--' tshowiiMMni are packed arith .... mt*n befon wh
tired-faced manikin- parade for hoars .? day; dance floors sre loadei
with cloKfTcl, breathlesa matMea <>f nicn and women in evening attire
while waiter--, ?rho n year a?.? were --' . bout counting change, ncrv
drive their lairgfvl Bteps until dawn, serving champagne. ... A vin:
of abandon has pot into tho blood of thousands and the scatter ?'f coil
.com** to bo Is the air. alMi*a*ering a -golden flood upon tho town."
And th?* theatres are geUing their share. So accurate an observei
al Rennold Wolf, of "The Now York Morn ng Telegraph.*" state?- that thi
",i?t few sraski havi .been tabs biggetrl in Near. Vork'a theatrical history
Trade papers throuph. untry are beginning i" '; off*
i-oason p.-.yw : lamenting the fact that they did not write -
'.riing. anythin?:. that could be counted on t"
.neatrical angela are rashing in who-- have feared !??
?.read a year aya arc tu inds; indifferent
plays arc playing to capacity; lad playa ..'.'? having long run-- and n..
money.
The visit r ? i N? '???? York, as n rule, sr whst 1
so long a.e it i.-- a .?-how. To hin Georg? Bernard Shaw .-? \
Hobart are one, and the only diff?rer. "The Great .Lover*1
"Sadie Lo\e" is one of locality. This type of thoatrop-oer is at j.resent
r.mong us in atiur.dance. Th.atricul manareis are attributing the
lo his multiple presence, but ihoy are Ui al le to I \; lain whj he ia here
Tor that matter, they are M t trying to. W : .th their luck?
With all managerial agre
annlflllj ahr | ?toi ticket
scents r?re privileged t.- charge what
plcaae for theatn ind hit
. it The worth of s pi?y }"<
raasely had
melodrama ?vus rut an ?t the ."?>
?terda rt Mendaj
AppaTi I liked it. Loui.?
( cher., wisaal
ed the premier I - Lend.
Not for bias. Hut or, '
he t?d occasion to real There
\> a? i* tremendous demand a* every
ticket agency f? I
Schiller.' Moni y we i ?1 ? et ? '**
? flowed into ti
Try to buy ?.
"
fie? ai ?
an laying the g. Id? i. ?
year?* not th is s< .All
that Is i to make i
??ffice and ;i en?* of And
the latter t i y compulsory.
In the midst ? al extrava
? x ,. ,. I ? I
- r the long ru
n wen! ? ?
? ? .
?
ity, and son ? im.
What r'.nd T
the qi
? ?
? in, at.
s week;
to th? turn
of |80,0 I for 1
of fT) Be?
ted to
-
query, Wha1 i? u the
mad?
1 I a Trihune ofl ce It In
o; beim; reino .
in re
-. a? the advai i pre
pareda?**a ""'>? Ot ?u the
? ? jierpon ta spot It, "Ah!
marked, "I lei the)'re getting
? . ? ?
K i? far froB learn
that '
teper nue in?
defmitely
?\ ?
lorgt V. Hobart hs been t.
What is 1
?< nul civi
garet
?? I he 1 ?ai Market,
baariag to H. J
and I
taro perl
i.y the Stag?
?ir_M. .
?
1 b<- ? I In "J
'
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tue court en
Things huppen .;-. ??? |] .
-
tor all I
ut 1
and t
upon. I
nil,
it asaj
?
been 11
:
"Margai
played
"God i av?
Prom ft" ?
strieal ne? i
tip, ha? writtei pis I rth?
.lohn i ? . .?
begin
\
? a rot publl
meddling a
ho??' thin?;.'? thai
?tel
!'. -.
Younir \- 11 now met i
? rat-nigh er. P?
crow three Inches during the
I
! ! a game has its
dramifl?
h roadway ai
lowing "A* I '?. ?? ad* are l
moltita ! ?
111 Ml -
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PLAYS OF THF: WEEK.
al
Hackett in "Macbeth'
the Criterion
\ . n
will hf seen in ?
11811 i
'
'
norro-a
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f Wine?
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? proaching anniver
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iv llinrich.
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"The Cohan Revue 1916'
.it the Astor Theatrr.
...
on W. er the til
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Delf, Dorotl .1
:'.??- I ? rle, Charles
\\ inningf r. Harry Bulgei, Fr<
Santley, B< De f
I? Kendi
Marl ? ???
Latell.
Ineptre Francais.
The Theatre Frsn?aii will ofTer '
eek, with LI
Director B.
- ?.
??-,
M ?DELINK DEI M ?K.
In *'llr-t-?hlle Baeaa.**
Hippodrome Concert.
Pa?. |] rill be the prin? ipsl
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and '
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CONCERNING STAGE FOLK
"\T f ' '? v r eould l" ?
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"Oh, i fin?
tion and ?
I a lot, but
referring to her
ted all
?or*..? of pai
In Oth? i. ? , '?
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? ai Maurice
tor in "Th.
They
?r.. \ n ?opt in
case ; ? i ... ?
\ ? u ifessi (1 ,
?
trakimr the : llble. In real life
he would ?.er wake such i? i ?
i is In lo?-? with).
If he ?i ! i I W? hi! not r.' ep it. or he
1 would not be in I
|(?npHE Pear Marhat,*- bj Am?lie
1 Rive? Pi seaas Troubetshoy,
mark* s new n that ?a'e In?
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the coloi
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Bef
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rm In
ild bi
"Win n I
rmpl ....
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? ? lurelj it
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thi mer l
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the ? ? : > da) i hat I finally
it ?
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"In my Ma) I he psrt cular
I un r,
. ? ihow up the ?candalou? i
You know
papers thrive m ever) large I
My pur; -. i| i ath? r than
: ? ? ras t
? ? and Drama thi
r?"*'HEBE Is t.lency
1 m the part thou' rical
me. If
? ? a good tiren,
,. 11 ?n,.,\ ? b, then thai
treas i . .-?ren
,.r sn"' ,. - ? i? ma) be, i*
?
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lamparan ent
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Peg ?'." now of
I . Dd," said
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?, 1 g ingi
this day. I i? for
an lag?
? 11 y ??min
?B 'I'ek,-' hnd at
I long run aii the man
? ted that the) . ?
ISt -re kind of
rht 1
thea and ss
ir I ha*, , ^ - ? bat I'm
...... |
? rmai :'? ? - boar? si
. ?e ef much
riety of her roles
. ittest rhil is perhap? due to
the fact hat lie ? an ardent believer
? liaisSB, a propaganda
which
.
i thi
v . wal
itt '
para !?? .i., .a i ist threi
,? ? .r.'h in
|<
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'gainst the gra
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let'? r.
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irrestf
en he
bei
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Pathei
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tr unplnir Dp a lot of ro'.'en evidf
And .? aayboJy !>orr* \shon he ?.
jail * I should ??y ne' 1
?\ 'i' i only
? n- fa?
te is s
.... long!
"hi ' ! i ? Fear Markt I tber is
1 ?'? . - m. r?-ly a
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fer tl
ing, he
. coi pared the othen
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t-the-1 ' I ? ?-> 1
Made ull
I Iced Jcald.
? .in!
? i*her*a a
1 '.i-tuies
Re .hist
? ..'?! father
?
"A of thi-m.
go t isii eomedy
t the father ia a
?
sk ove to . girls. 1 Ke
the bul ? i ?
?
i amalgamated father? of the world
I hen t?o* ? la}
..... (
' "Ai -uare deal for Ind'."
Where and Why Plays
of the Season (Continue
'Margaret Schiller" fi a Bad War Melodrama by ?j
Cainc, bur Gives Elsie Ferguson .1 Chtnct
to Distinguish Il^rsr-lf.
LAST WEEK'S PLAY.
"Margare! Sel 1 er." at 'h" Hast Am
?r rdan ' ? tre .-??.?-?? Elsie Fergu
-.n the chHPra* to be ataotieaal m on?
pli) i ./* the ;.i'ar
The pla) ? Ff all Haine .i? h's ?or??
. n war raelodrama 'tiu? utterly
and form. ' ?
two gee i
tuations, Hud Misa Fergu oa'a acting
n tin? title role ii?ri?.? with bel aera
Ule pis) too, i| com
petently acted by tha lepporting eaat
and baa the ?dvanlnge of t??-int? V..-.I
i. Pre tent Indii at Ion i an I a1
it will be popular
PLAYS CONTINUED.
"IIo -the Trail Holl da??." George
'? Billy ?Sunday play, movee to
night It is
?
? ?;..? ,.- ? ? ' . ton. is
i and i, bul
.- , on ?den i s play,
revel
the I
? ? pleys best,
, that ?4a? the sols a,n>
.-..-??? i uhan,
.>-. Mr.
?
ictor wh o
Ar?h,ir Jone?. I SB
? l h i play m ith an exceeding!)
:y, but it has undeniable
"F'ota-'u and Parimutter in Society."
? ?? ! I rle, ? ,?: I of the established
langhin ises fif 'he season. It
A!,,, and Maarruss :rom the
. itting room to the drawing room, and
lately hack again.
'The Cinderella Man," at the Hud
< h play along the linos af "Peg
a' M) i "Daddy Long I |
Htid will apparent i be ?imoi-t a- pot.u
lar. It la a delightful retelling of the
I ?? I, with s charming
heroine in t raoi af Pheshe Poster
"The Great I.over," at the l.onpacre.
?ak'.-. one behind leonoe at the opera
hauee. The bickerings and -?Jalousie
gars an laid bare in an en
joyebls sad tr?'mendou?ly satisfying
play I.e? Ditrichsteia contributes ?
? of acting as a stager
of many lova affairs
"Fair and Warmer," at the KltinRe.
probal . ?/ until the
? r fits the title. Avery Hopwoo.i
IS a del it? situation clever!;.
w-\ bumoroual) ami Madge Keaaed)
ai d laue* B i the I
"Major Barbara," at the Playhoaae
i? an sxeellenl production by Grace
(ieor-fe? c<imnati> of .?-haw'a pl:r- of
armi and ?ouU.
"llob?on ? Choice," at the Comedy.
[ take? one on a plea.?ant journe>
through tint always quiet Lancashire
1 'he play la full of humor, both of
el ariu'er an,I of ?itimtion.
1 itwhile Suaan," at the Gaiety,
Pennsylvania Dut. h on the
,<r ths Aral time The play I?
pei reel set? ! b- li I the aadJohi
si ! th re fa quaintneee aad hu
mor a i leaty,
"The Boomeraag," at tue Beia?.*o, is
considerably lighter than its hoi
receipts. Martin Hedman, WallaceEd
I d?ni*er, Arthur liyron and I?a? .1 He
I l??ei hur.? m?1, ig ',?.,.,-?;, ,
?' ' '?' SI ? (trem? . frugtl?"?.!
ilr.mi,' .ir..
drama*, uric v
?a
"The Unel '_*.__
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fight. Tornad i lea, Reta?
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rty*aigk|
Street Theatre, baa aaa -'"-metal???
Batt. It la a plaj ?f a ? ji.an'i titr?.
rice, and the courtroom e. max :i it
?ffeetivs theatr la reaca?.:g
for the clima. tha ?r.lM:
cassa perl -< ?*. g is ira.
?'Tren -? f.
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narr-'.?- JuIfM . ?n r.ii
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Jtevei - * ?' -'-rj-iintit
'?('or.'- RetiaiiK,
brir.ia'-. Jane I - -
getl ? -ru.
? f.r.i'.dir??!,
BsaaBa*
ful. _
?The Weavere,'1 h*, tha ??arden. U i
p..v p* ful : '.TIBS'l
great ee Oat
dan for 1 ? ? ?. .'ini a
eaaaai
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UPTOWN TH.EATR?S.
i
morrow
morrow
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tie?
three a ? ? '
Carol '.-. n
Bui l" ,iarr> a \i:
laad, Spenci i i
Bennett
. til,
. drama,
going :
ence hi ...
the !?!?? ? .1
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In 'lhe Blue 1'aradiae.

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