Stage Children in
'Prince and Pauper
William Faversham Is personally
supervising the performance of "The |
Prince and the Pauper," which will i"
given at the Longacr" Tneator Monday
and Tuesday afternoons by the pupils
<>f the Professional Children's School.
The proceeds from It will go toward
the purchase of a permanent home for
this school. The cast will include Doro
thea James, Kathcrine Kevner. Begin.i
Brown, Stephen Davis, Thomas Olllen,
Kingdon Brown, .Vatnlie Behrman,
Gerald Spalding. Donald McClelland,
Eleanor Little, Arthur Kennedy, Jules
Klncald, Jacques Ohapln, Howard Op
penhelm, Ashley Buck, Raymond Guion, !
Robert Little and Marguerite Churchli;.
"FA WOtS WHS. FAIR" ITPTOWJI.
"The Famous Mrs. Fair." James
I"orl> H'g comedy, which ran for an en
tire season at Henry Miller's Theater,
begins a week's engagement to-morrow
at the Shubert-Rlvlera Theater. The
cast, headed by Hertfy Miller and
Blanche Bates, Includes such players as
Marjory Williams, Marie T/otilse Walker
and Bert Leigh.
Jvlies CLARE EAMES"and TOM POWERS
FIRST FIFTY YEARS;'
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Miss Ruth Draper in
Six of Her Sketches
Miss Ruth Draper's three programs
or the week, include a considerable num
ber of her forty character sketches,
which range in locale from Maine to
Ireland.
Chief among the six sketches an
nounced for to-night at the Selwyn The
ater Is "In the Court of Philip IV. of
Spain.'* the latest addition to her reper
toire. For this sketch she announces a
complete cast of seven characters. Of
these she will play only one. The oth
ers she will create for imaginative audi
tors. In this sketch she uses music and
dances a minuet.
