Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-04-06
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tour in the west.
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''San Toy has made a hit with the Ger
mans in Berlin.
Paul NJ. Potter, the playwright, sailed for
London last Tuesday.
'.Mrs. Danes Defense has reached its
10th performance in London.
Stuart Robson will go back to his great
success, THE Henrietta" next season.
"To Have and to Hold" is reported to be
meeting with only half-hearted success.
The husband of Evelyn Miliard, the Eng
lish actress, will build theater for her in
London.
John L. Toole celebrated his seventy-first
birthday last month He is well and hearty
In London.
Florence Rockwell is to play the title in
the special Janice Meredith" company
next season.
Violet Dale sails for London next month
to fulfill years contract in that city in
pantomime.
Harry Budworth. the old-time minstrel
and vaudeville performer, died in New York
last Tuesday.
Campbelrs 1.-The White Slave is to be
made next season.
tombstone Bennett has closed her vaude-
Vile season and gone to West Baden
Springs for rest.
Mrs. James Brown Potter is rehearsing
"Nicandra" at London theater and backs
the enterprise with her own cash.
Norma Whalley and Sherrie Matthews of
ho WI il-lxn taar of AJat$
ger We're married In New York last week
Henry Miller will try for another success
In New York the last of this month He
will have new play with lots Of sunshine
in it.
Louis NethersoIe declares that the alarm
ing reports about his sisters health are I'M
true, and that she is rapidly regaining her
health.
Autograph collectors have SO besieged
Wilson Barrett and Mrs. Langtry that they
now charge a regular price for their sig
natures.
Thomas Kearnes, the comedian. died In
Colorado last week. He was last seen with
The Girl From Paris" He hailed from
California.
Snitz Edwards, the weI1-known comedian.
says he has quit the stage for good and
is looking up business for we'll known
whisky firm
Carrie Scott and her pickaninnfes, well
known in American vaudeville houses have
made tremendous hit in the London
play houses.
Robert Taber and Lena Ashwell are to
be married In London within the next week
or two. Mr.. Taber was formerly the hus-
band Of Julia Marlowe.
Kyrle Bellew is rapidly becoming a mil
ltOnaira In Australia through nj
mining enterprises. He says he has aban-
doned the stage for good.
An imperial edict has been issued by the
Turkish govern nent prohibiting tragedies
In that country and allowing only comedies
and farces to be produced.
'"The Belle OF Bohemia" has not been a
success in London and its season closed
last Saturday night Richard earle may
accept vaudeville engagements.
James X. Hackett has retired for the re-
mainder of the season on account Of i'll
health. Stephen Wright will take his part
in 1.-The Pride OF Jennico."
Irene Carlotte Gaunt. actress, and Edwin
Booth Tilton. playwright and manager of
the Under the Red Robe" company. were
married recently in Omaha. Neb.
saThe Honest Blacksmith" a four-act
comedy drama, with Robert Fitzsimmons
d
the Academy week of April Is.
Bruce Edwards who is managing the
Kelsey-Shannon tour, says he is well sat
isfied with 'Manon Lescaut" and will con-
tinue it the rest of the season.
wagenhals & Kemper have secured an
option on Archibald Clavering Gunther's
dramatization of his novel Tangled
Flags, and will produce it I'm the fall
Frank Daniels the diminutive comedian.
who is starring in LaShelle Herbert &
Ranken's comic opera, The Amer" is re-
turning north again, after a most success
full tour south.
Arthur Collins. manager of the London
Drury Lane Theater, who at present is in |
this country, it is reported, will marry a |
Miss Thorn of Los Angeles Cal, in about |
two weeks. |
sUnleavened Bread" is to be given a spe |
cial production in Boston May 6, and should |
1t prove successful will run well into the |
summer. Bessie Tyree viii again assume |
the leading role.
William Gillette closes his season TONIGHT /
in Providence and Immediately starts for
the pines Of North Carolina. Mr.. Gillette |
opens next season in London, about the /
middle Of September.
William Faversham received a great VEL
come in New York last Monday when he /
to the stage. after several months'
Illness. appearing In his old part In ssBroth- /
er Off1cerB.
The first performance of Are You a /
Mason? was given in New York last Mon
run. Both play and players made a hit
with the audience.
George Beane has been ousted from the
Nav Irwin cOmpauy and hia nj a on n L>, ~,