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ETHEL BARRYMORE WALTER WOOLF HERE NEXT MONDAY

Two Stars Come Here in "Love Duel" and "Dear Love" Respectively

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED April 24, 1930

New productions which are scheduled to come to Boston next Monday are "The Love Duel" with Ethel Barrymore, at the Wilbur, and "Dear Love" at the Shubert "The Love Duel" will replace Gilbert Miller's "Candlelight" and "Dear Love" will occupy the play house in which the "New Moon" is now enjoying the last week of its long run

"Dear Love" has for its star Walter Woolf, gifted baritone, who was last seen here in the "Red Robe", a Shubert success that had an extended run on Broadway. Helen Gilltland, who played oposite Walter Woolf in the latter show is again with him, and George Bassell in also in one of the lead roles.