Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-12-01
WEEK OF DEC. 17--Mail Orders NOW
THE AUGUSTIN DAILY
MUSICAL COMPANY,
'Nc e5s JAMES T. POWERS.

at the Academy of Music; He will take
the part of "FontaVes IN Mihe' 'o"i'
Gene.
Foxy CUTLER has not been a New York
success, and will soon take to the roao.
Henry Miller is spoken of as the attraction
to follow at the Broadway house
paul Kes.er is at last on the high road to
success dramatically. Last Monday nlgnt
Julia Marlowe and Ada Rehan exploited
two of his pieces.
Robert Edeson will be Amelia Bingham,s
leading man when she produces Clyoe
Fitch's latest dramatic work, Tine Clnio-
ers," about January l.
CIaudine Sharp, a Chicago girl, who mas
been living in Paris for the past nVe years -
London last week
The European rights of 1.-The Little Cor
poraP' have been sold by Composer Eng
lander 10 parties in Berlin, and Vienna peo-
ple have purchased THE Kaftir King from
hin
Oueenie Vassar Is to leave the May 1r-
win company and will have a prominent
part in the forthcoming production OF bar
nett's The Lady and the Musketeer IN
Boston.
The new roof garden for London. which is
controlled by George Lederer, IS heait ras
completion and will soon be thrown open Tor
inspection. 1t is built on the lines OF those
In New ork
Estelle Mortimer will shortly leave the
Richard Mansfield company to originate
comedy role in Clyde Fitch's captain
Jinks," which will be produced Tor the
first time in January.
George Edwardes, the successful London
manager is reported to be negotiating TOT
the services of Ellie Fay, the little lady
ybo SuPh a startling nit IN M Sclle
'Awkins.
during the week to the effect that Dan
Daly would be in the cast of The Girl
From Up There when 1t opens at the Ma
tional next Monday week.
When Charles Hawtry makes his appear
ance in this country next season, under the
management of Charles Frohman. ne VIII
bring with him an entirely new play, en-
titled "a Message From Mars" now being
played with success in London.
Marie Dresslers Boston engagement in
Miss Print" has been a success, and her
time has been extended two weeks The
play is said to very much resemble the
pieces put forward by the Nokes many
years back
The strakosch Opera Company Is now APP
pearng in ya1deyls Tas Sanaka5on
Amelia Fields, Payne Clarke, Warwick
Ganor, in selections from Martha" was
billed at Keith's in Philadelphia last week
Henry E. Dixey will shortly be given an
other opportunity to star under the direc-
ton of the Liebler Company. Richard
Harding Davis Van Bibber'' will be used
as the vehicle Robert Hilliard had the
first chance at the piece, but surrendered 1t
to play vaudeville dates.
Although the most serious reports have
ont of New York regarding the cOndi-
ton of e. H. Sothern, it IS now believed
that he will be able TO resume acting Christ
mas week. A second operation on the actor S
injured foot last Tuesday is said to have
been very successful.
Arthur Sturgess, the adapter of La Pou-
pee and the author of many of the most
successful pantomimes recently produced
In London, is at present confined in an in
sane asylum located in the suburbs of that
city He is suffering from disease of the
ear which was neglected. 1t is now pre-
dicted that he will be all right by the first
of the year.