The Billboard 1911-09-16: Vol 23 Iss 37 (1911-09-16)

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Four months at the Herald Square and Lyrie Theaatres last seasen, and still the reigning success of Broadway. TWO COMPANIES— where it ran for fourteen weeks. Will be presented in New York in October. “Excuse Me”’ Rupert Hughes’ Pollman Carnival. Broadway's bieeest farcial snecees, based on the troubles of railway travel. Five montha at the Galety Theatre last season, and still going strong. THURER COMVANIES— In Th EASTERN, WESTERN AND SOUTHERN. “Little Boy Blue’ A romantic operetta with Tarisian and Scotch locale, Score by Henri Bereny. l'roduced in Vienna under the title of “Lord iecolo."" American verxion by A. E. Thomas and Edward Paulton. ‘“‘Nadame X”’ Alexandre Risson’s «npreme drama of mother love. with a specially selected company. Fourth season. EASTEKN AND WESTERN. “The Millio.’ A French farce from the Palais Koyal, aris, dealing with the Bohemian artistic colony. American adaptation by Leo Ditrichstein. “Somewhere Else” A fantastical musical comedy, set ip the land of Nowhere, by Avery Hopwood and Gustav Luders. In addition to this list. Mr. Savage has under consideration for early production, “THE GRAPE GIRL,” a oew romantic musical comedy from the French. by James Clarence Harvey and Gustav Luders. Hu PRINCE'S CHILD.” “THE DIVORCE FUND.” “BARON GOOD FOR NOTHING.” “THE LIEUTENANT’S WARD,” and a number of other imported suecesses, and several unusually promising works of native authors to be announced later. The tetal will make this season by far the most active in Mr. Savage's career as a producipg manager, ¥ The Pain Fireworks Display Company of America H. B. THEARLE, -.) 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