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'0flfc Murray Advises
Versatility as Valuable
ifeet in Stage Work
?v ? --
Mf bearing my elders quote th?
badal*? *J*ck ?f a11 lraclcs* m89tcr
'a.?* gays John T. .Murray, one
1 J ' leading comedians in "Cin
?t?B on Broadway" at the Winter
^lt ?.Because a lad was ambitious
S#iiited to bc abl? t0 do a11 sorta
llUatf*''*"** n? re?80n W^y lie snoul<?
|J5 fun of. Why shouldn't he
Lk? ??>?' t0 <l0 several thinKs woH
?b? app-if? ?-imself seriously to
? ,_- lull??
1 com:.: - " ? '. ? ""?*;
. fj,,; -:v nu-. I have
s waned to lie a goo?, actor as
R s,n. . ?nil iiaiii-mg come?
to 5 trie ! or characterization
^ery tole 1 -sa cast for. I never
"?-? an opportunity ol watch nip good
5b- whether in the legitimate or
t.'cal comedv productions. 1 won't
,'l want to piay the serious roles,
STnant to know thai if the oppor
Miity ever comes 1 can at least give a
^Ar^?R^,ho???lt? When it
anei't? casting me in a production
? .nuir.;}'; Nt'K, he
i./doarvth:-.^.- an 1 in the- end I find
?eirdolng everything. Ihero is a sat
??ton in this, but it has a serious
4wback An actor in musical comedy
ST?ol g? so far doing everything as
u does i i h? specializes. It seems that
i?d'ience?. which come to musical pro
frtionf app.eciate most the actor or
?rtss who features one kind of thing
S doe? it so ii-.t.-ns.-iv that lie or she
Z? not do anything else. And it
?,?offS that his patrons don't want him
,dfl?*Bything else.
.<uch a plaver advances very quick
",.-.'. ...,., liic vnuiiei rlnos not alwavs
filson Reynolds^ Range
Experiences Help Him
fe.Role of "Lone Fish"
Wilson Reynolds, who i.? supporting
?olbrook Blinn in -The Bad Man" at
it Comeeiy Theater, pot recognition
n playiiii: stock.
"The guni.?
-tork
yA bj actors, is what 'prep' .school
,- ??- 1 M . P ...-^1 ,3 -?
*.D COllfgt . Sllie] !.. . P.O.US.
T hh'i playe 1 stork . Kansas City,
nvcr, Salt Lake City, Milwaukee and
ilbanv before ? got my engagement
rith the Frohmai : ro'i icti n of 'The
mpoJter!' ii! ,; ?? i irr ck Tl eatt r. Tin?
ier the-sain.' :-.. n lire men! and at 4hc
isttic theater I "? , ? (riven a tart in
'I/r.-p Amonj; the !.-?:'"
"I wi lit em t - ?? riiii-l ..:-.- ? ? vvi tii otic
:t t?? 'y.'.'; : th T.??-..' companies,
fefilcwi-el i -. -, : . r ?" two seasons as
l-i .- ' ! i ? : : . Magiial? no'
?:? l1,. S-lw - ! -... : ,. il with .lohn
Cor', for the lirst. I me ;it his theater
,f -i Care
longan-f Theater.
' el Marie Cahill
i eirner' at the
'. ;,,.,; .if.. - - ? ? ? mo with Hol
rOOr. 1.lilil? I In- I . ! ."-.' 'I h IS
tas follow pel .. ? ?? , i- with Mary
a tu i !!,..!?-. - - ! ni!, v ho played
ippositi' each e.thi-i m '.Man arel
Woman," winch i.e. ; ? -,. be teeen in
?few Xork.
"As the Lone !' ?'! he Had Man.'
. art, ?bio to elr-.- non ? - i., iivily than
;?;ore from in ? ? ??. , - ;,, rience I hat
.'is covered twi : \\ -. ..-?u , and i rom
??at herifaf.? ?. ? ,| h, a!th. which
lis always attenelrel ,?-,? over since my
childhood, ?n u?, V\ t, spent punch
?it rows and rais ng ,?-., - e-s.
,"1" tin- ru: ,, .-.- , 11kl lieitna, when
7"? fOYernniciii opi : ? il that territory
:o fiett'ei.--, I pro, ? : latiel enough to
:iake i: worth :. y >.? i le- to remain
?hare for a l'i -.- ;.. ai*, 'i iion, sudden
I?, out of nowhi ru c une t ... call o?
Ine t Realer.
"'????Ta r.ei pliuiM r.,r elevating the
?rama, but I ,j, |, | , ... that every
?spirant for r . , ??? . . | ou|,| |laV(. i ):',.
privilege of utilizn .- hi . or lier tal
fnts to the h- <| . i th, r ability with
?Jt outside- inte-rl', - ?.. ?''
Galsworthy's 'The Mob"
^ill Open Season at
?^ftborhooil Playhouse
Galsworthy's drama, "The Mob," will
tjKn Saturday evening, October 9, at
-1? Mighhorhooil I'lavluuise as the
jntpiayin the :??: outiarv repertorv
K*m-o? three tn ..?;,.. -The Mob"
??.afce ?lvcn P^ery evening except
UviifUr four v, ., . wjth matinC(',H
WJtturdu.vs. !? will b,. followed in
-yocr by "TI,,. W! ; pcring Well,"
Sove
?^'-'-'-v 1 -, I'
I-,- produced, for
i^JL^-C '- : i ,-. the- p-incipal part.
tfirS?Ro bill v.,1! bo produced for
?? ?It tune ,- Am, rica, a now one
**m??y by 11: r |.| ltriirhou.se. enti
.^J..0n'"'r,i" "Th- Wism-i-iiig Well"
??4 Converts" ?,:?? ,! ,, A .,!,, , ,| ,',,,?
loir wcckv
?Deeember "(,, N?uveHe Idole," a
Wioloirical ,,, ,. l (i.. y.,.tUCOiS' (le
^Which v.a : . il.?ll"\'"\,u- York
...r***l*?u. 'I' pi.-ts the eonllict in
fc. ?j*** '. ? ' ! ' ' iru?n, ami will
"J**"Other ',.;? i? the Knglish
^woiu^Amia Spi-a^ue Macbonald,
-?^__ TKAVKI.
5????S0?I RIVFR N!HHT L?N?S
SSLr"',hl S'ri '"?? Vutoa ? arrie,1
,U?SOHNAVIGATION COMPANY
******* Ste.mahip Line., In?.
J;BOSTON
?S[OPOLITAN UNE
?^APE COD CANAL
Mady at 5 P. M.
.^ ' t"?J-lltht Tlme)
r^Mt. P.*"' "Highlander" &
?*??it? t\- Gr*nd Republic"
?fu* T^0?.tinued ?or Season
*'?? TODAY, SEPT. 19.
j who translated "Guibour" for Yv?tt?
I Guilbert, has also translated "La
1 Nouvelle Idole."
Beginning at Christmas time, the j
Playhouse will resume its policy of
? week-end performances only, and the
! Festival Dancers will revive their pro
? duction of the ballet, "Le Boutique
Fantastique" (."The Magic Shop").
? Others plays secured for the Neighbor
i hood Players include "The Harlequin
| ade," hy Granville Barker; "A Fool and
i His Money," by Laurence Housman;
1 "Young Heaven," by Miles Malleson,
' and "The Lover," by G. Martinez Sierra.
In February the Neighborhood Players
and the Festival Dancers will present
"Salut au Monde," based on the poem
' of Walt Whitman, with music especial?
ly composeel for it by Charles Griffes,
The young American composer had just
completed the score for "Salut au
Monde" at the time of his tragic death
last spring._
New Coliseum Theater
On Washington Heights
To Be Opened Thursday
The new Coliseum Theater, owned
by B. S. Moss, at the northwest corner
ot' Broadway and 181st Street, will be
opened on Thursday night with a bill
of aix Keith vaudeville acts and two
photo dramas. The Coliseum scats 8,500
persona and is only exceeded in size
by the Capitol and the Hippodrome.
This is one of the theaters in which
the B. F. Keith Circuit will be asso?
ciated with Mr. Moss, who planned and
began the magnificent structure with
Eugene de Rosa as architect, and then I
associated himself with the Keith Cir?
cuit just in time for E. F. Albee to
take personal direction of the interior
decorations and furnishings. The color
scheme is rich Ivory, gray, soft French
gold and the caressing red of the Amer?
ican Beauty rose.
The women's boudoirs and the men's
smoking rooms arc fitted with the
finest modern furniture. Rare mezzo?
tints and line paintings by modern
American masters decorate the walls.
The dressin grooms backstage are rich?
ly furnished with every modern con?
venience, including pier mirrors of
plate glass, rugs and carpets.. Their
color scheme is gray and cream. The
Coliseum is equipped with a magnifi?
cent built-in organ and will have an
orchestra of twenty-five instruments.
There will be two ncrformances daily.
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provides most efficient plans for every form of travel?indi?
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ANTIPODES
BERMUDA
An opportunity to see Japan in the glorious
maple and chrysanthemum season. Escorted
Tours leave Pacific Coast Oct. 16th. bix
most attractive Spring Tours?January to
April, 1921.
l.scorted Tour?60 Days?will leave by
S. S. "Essequibo'' Oct. 23rd via Panama
Canal. Itinerary includes all points of
interest on West and East Coasts.
A most attractive cruise through the West
Indian Islaneis by S. S. "Fort Victoria,''
leaving New York Nov. 6th.
Australia?New Zealand?South Sea Islands.
Unusually interesting Tour leaves Pacific
Coast January 1921. Optional return via
Manila, China and Japan.
Eight, Nine or Nineteen Day Tours, Oct.
2nd, '?th, Uth, 23rd and later. Inclusive
fare $87.00 up.
Frequent Tours to
CALIFORNIA?EUROPE?ETC.
Coolr's Travellers' Cheques. The safest rvay to carry funds.
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TONS
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"vor planner], calling first nt America's new island poaseaaiona,
-? Thomas mid ft Croix, only four days from Vew Vork,
iheneo to St Kltta und Anticua (English), Uuueleloiipc and
Martinique) (I-rrmli). St. I.ucla, Hnrbaelos, Trinidad,
I'omliilca (Kniflish) and Snn Juan, r*orto IIIco (American).
'i I.?-.?-? Islands prraent tlio most exquisita, plrlurenn.ue and
? ,ri-;:;-!?,J st-'-nery, full of History anil Romance and ln
( .'resting customs of different nationalities. The cruise,
, r.-.->rinK morn than 6,000 miles. Is a perfect yaehtlilK trip.
mostly m Iho lovely ('arllibean Sea and with the islands
In Hierin of .*i-li oilier. I'lisseniiers will have- tin.o ,,, eCr.
Hi,- various points --f Interest at all islaneis, includitiB the
wonderful Asphalt l.ukej ?it Trinidad.
The- stearner Is your hot'I and has many upper deck rooms fitt?el
I I,,?,,! niih lieels ?mil private ball..-, hot and , old runnini? water und el?e-lrte:
???Jin fans ?!, all i-.um. and th- ruisine Is the very best. Th? promenade
decks aro unusually spa, mus.
Embraces
I.nplish,
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Possessions
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kernes in
A letting of
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harly application is desirable to secure choice accommodation,
1 or further particulars apply to
QUEBEC STEAMSHIP CO., M wimui st,
Telephone: Howling ?irren 1801?.
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SOUTH AMERICA
DIRECT PASSENGER SERVICES
FROM NEW YORK
to
Wert Coast Pert?
(ailing- at IfavatiU, Panama ( ?nal,
Callao, Moliendo, Arle-a. Iqnique,
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or
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The rue-ille- Steam Ntivljralion (
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by
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BRAZIL and ARGENTINE
Regular Sailings
by
lArgo Mall Steamer?
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The Koyal Mull Steitm rm-ket Co.
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7 he cost of transatlantic travel
tas forced higher by the generally prevailing
conditions, yet it is by no means excessive. The value
of the dollar is high and a trip to Europe can slill be mad* at a
vtry moderate figure. Travel on ont of our steamers. Acco***
modations general appointments and cuisint are unexcelled.
Ae)uit?ni? .New York to Cherbourg and Southampton.Sept. 21 Oct. 12 Nov. 2
Italia .New York " t'atrat, Dubrovnik and Trieste.Sept. 23
Liverpool .Sept. 25 Oct. 23 Nov. 20
Chcrbouig and Southampton.Sept. 30 Oct. 28-?
Cherbourg and Southampton.Oct. 7 Nov. 1 I Dec. 9
Liverpool.Oct. 9 Nov. 6 Dec. 4
Londonderry and Glasgow.Oct. 9 Nov. 6 Dec. I 1
Plymouth and Cherbourg.Oct. 21 Nov. 25 Jar?. I
Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg.Oct. 30 Dec. 9
Patra?, Dubrovnik and Trieste.Oct. 30 ?- -
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?mperntor .New ^ork
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Japan, China, Australia, New
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visiting
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Small limited parties personally
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S.S. Drottningholm.Oct. 7 Nov. 18
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Passentfer Ollle-c, til Stute Street. New York.
DENMARK, NOKnVAY
SWEDEN, GERMANY
& BALTIC STATES
ll-llig 0Iav..Sept. 30
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United States. Oct. 21
Oscar II.Nov. 4
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auSTONW
Woreenter. $4.1?;. Provlde-iu-e eilree-t, $3.24
STATEROOMS, fl.08, *1.6-', SMS.
Dally, IncluUHie Sunday, 0:30 P. M. (Oar
light K.1V1I1? Time )
Prom I'ler 1?, 17 It. Plion? 2700 Ruffcrn??.
Ticket? at Pie-r or Consolidated Office?.
FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON
30 I?. M.
r.-om I'le-r II. N. R.. Fulton St.. ,
Day liKtil lim In? Time.
Hl'Sll .
NEW LONDON (NORM 1( II LINE). Str
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30 V. M.
Pr.
E. P. . -:\l
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a: N -vl'Ui ?h f r
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n ne c ts
York.
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OCEANIC and RED
DANK. LEAVE
Pier 7.1. S 30 a ?:. 2:45 I' m.
1 N.-5..
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17 Riittery Plnce. New Yo-L.
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?if only for a week-end.
There's a string of well schooled sad?
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golf; spacious glass enclosed sun parlors,
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The Ideal Route Between
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Calling at
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Poughkeepsie, Kingston Point,
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Magnificent river scenery, large, beautifully equipped steamers,
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York and Albany accepted.
Daylight Saving Tim?
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AIho steamer loaves elally. Including Sunday, until ?opt. 17>th, Inclusive
I>e.?et>n>s?efe St., 9 4" A. M. ; \V 42il ^t . 10 A M. ; W. 1779th St 10 20 A M
Yonkers, 1" 50 A. M. f-r Tt.;er Mountain i W.-st Point ?en! I'urnwall except
Sunilayse). Xewburgh, Poughkeepsie ami r."u?n to West 17.1 St.
tRtturn steamer samo day from points marked t.
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St. Paul... 11 A.M. Sept. 25 Oct. 23 Nov. 20
Philadelphia. I I A.M. Oct. 2 Oct. 30 Nov. 27
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Mongolia. . I 1 A.M. Sept. 23 Nov. 4 Dec. 16
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NEW YORK?LIVERPOOL
Celtic... 11 A. M. Oct. 2 Nov. 6 Dec. 18
Orita.Oct. 2 (Pacific Steam Nav. Co.)
?Mobile .11 A.M. Oct. 5_
Baltic.II A.M. Oct. 9 Nov. 20 Dec. 2-?
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ta Ike ?a? Dma* Piwtnifffc'rr New Yolk M> the Orient via
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12? BROADWAY, NEW YORK
WAY XXCTtAirOE. CHICAGO. COLMAN BUILl'DIG, SBASYL?
route_ through the Canaehan
Pacific Rockies?"Fifty Swit
zerlanels in One". Unexcelled
sleeping and dininK car ser?
vice. Compartment observa?
tion cars. Liberal stop-over
privileges.
Visit Victories, B. C. of old
English atmosphere, with ??ol?
links, fine drives and the lux?
urious Empress Hotel to make
you comfortable.
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gateway to the Pacific, ofiers
cordial welcome at the s;i!c:i
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
N.
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ON THE OCEAN
2C0 ROOMS
100 PRIVATE BATHS
A Hotel of Distinctive Charm
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At the Edge of the Se?
Artistic Appointments and
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Every Room with Ocean View
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W. B. STUBBS
N. Y. Office, 114 W. 79th St
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iRAMATAN
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to eiectrlc trains daily. City c?n*
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LONG ISLAND
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frequent electric traun from I'enn. Station
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PENNSYLVANIA
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NEW ENGLAND
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"????< n .?. ;.? more various, luxurious
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? dg, the paths through them, a counCr? ,
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VERMONT
OPEN FNT1I. NOVEMBER
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SPRING LAKE nPACII. N J
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golf, tennis, riding. Oi-en ur.'.H Oct. V

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