JANE COWL
W'ALKS OFF WITH
HONORS OF THE SHOAV
A new playwright was Introduced
in Allan L. Martin, who wrote "Smil
in' Through" and who had the rare
good fortune to have Jane Cowl act
the leading role. The play was a
series of picturesque scenes, past and
present, following the new popular
line of the supernatural. It was un
expert In construction, labored at the
finale aud without great strength at
any point. But Miss Cowl was not
only impressive in the dual role, but
beautiful to behold. The substance
was a success for Miss Cowl, con
scientious though futile effort on the
part of her cast, and a series of Urban
stage pictures that compensated in
part for the other shortcomings. The
strongest appeal will be made to those
who believe in spiritualism, and if
there be many who do not they will
still find cause for satisfaction in the
romantic texture of the play. Orme
Caldara, Charlotte Granville, Henry
Stephenson, Ethelbert Hales, Lalive
Brownell and Elaine Lneacourt were
the chief players, and Selwyn & Com
pany made a production equal In
every respect to their high standard.
"THE WOMAN" TO
BE VEHICLE FOR
ELAINE HAMMERSTEIN
Myron Selenick announces that
"The Woman Game" is the title of the
story that will be used by Elaine
Hammerstein for her third Selznick
production. It was written by Frank
Dazey and Leighton Osmun, and pro
vides Miss Hammerstein with a
vehicle' rather different from any
thing she has attempted before.
OWEN MOORE AND CO.
