Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-03-17
Aside.

The Runaway Girl is to b., nut ~, On
New York for spring run next April.
Stuart Robson will terminate his ssasor
ment.
e Ethel h BARRYMORE may be seen next sea-
Bill wy |"iiiiner
| A new play is being written by Aueust,s
Pitou for Ch2uncey olcott. II viii he nrao
| duced next season.
Lulu Glaser is to go to Berlin this sum-
mer with the intention of studying for
| grand opera. 0'
Aunt Hanna" has been Withdraw, &,
New york. and will be rewritten with a
I possible view of sending it on tour
has been confined by illness to her home in
Boston for the past six weeks.
! Madame Camilla Urso. the famous violin
iSt IS making great success in vaudeville
| IN New York and Boston.
! 1t is reported that David Rjsnban nil,
| seek fame on the dramatic stage should his
| voice fail him at any time.
Ben Hur.' will go to Chicago at the clos,
of its New York engagement. whore II viii
| remain five or six months
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theatcr in San Francisco and is 10 cau il
the Frawley Theater.
Alice Nelson is said to be twenty-four
years of age. and, it is added, this is her
real not her stage age.
Henry Irving and his companv carried
away $4,000 the result of his tbr.a
weeks in Chicago
THE Belle of New York, will be nIaveI
IN Berlin by an American company dur{np
the summer.
1bsen's next play will be published stimuli
and French. 'ii'i''
A new theater for the performance os
plays in Yiddish is to be built in The -,
End of London. i-''s'
Helena Modjeska will probably sail r,,,.
Europe in May. and may be seen as Ho,,Iat
while visiting her native country, Poland.
a divorce was granted in Now York last
week to Mrs, SalIie Garfield from her hus
field. N'i-
Eugene Blair has secured the exclusive
rights for next season of "A LADY of ouat
cities.
George Rienold has announced his intep-
tloh OF visiting this country. Before lcav-
N
MS most popular character, Henry W
kyrle Bellew has bought the English
rights to Henry Hamilton's new version -of
Monte Cristo." and will soon produce the
play in London.
William Dean Huwells has vrittcn = ra,v
playlet for The vaudeNilles, entitled Room
- II deals with the humorous side of
hotel life.
Sousa is busy writing a new march. which
Is 10 be played for the first time at the
unveiiing of the Lafayette monument in
Paris the Fourth OF July.
Sporting Life" is to be produced for the
the company. which has been Together fnr
over two years. will disband.
Bolossy Kiralfy who was charged +,
Paris with converting properties beIoneing
ia the Columbia Theater. and who was on
onerated by the court, is suing for 10 900
francs damages.
Women and Wine" mciodra,na that
has met with much success in England and
Australia, will be produced in New York
following the close of Anna Held's engage
ment in that city.
James A. Hcrne is to go to London after
his next New York engagement. which be-
gins next September. He will produce Sag
Harbor" "Shore Acres and 'MarSarri
Fleming in the London metropolis
Walter Perkins. who has been so long
Identified with My Friend from India" will
probably be seen after this season I'm a
dramatization OF Mary Z. wilkins New
England story, "Jerome-A Poor Man"
Cora urGuhart Potter has reiterated her
determination not to return to this country
Haddon Chambers is writing play for her
which she says she will produce in Lon
don when the right time comes"
A cablegram from Paris announces that
Sarah Bernhardt has scored a great trf-
umph with Rostand's "L'Aigion," the play
being presented In that city for the first
time last Thursday night
Marcia Van Dresser. n Is reported, viii
leave The Bostontans at the Close Of fha