The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-05-12

Charles Hartrey will be seen in "A
Message From Mars and may also pro-
duce the new play hei has just brought
| out in London 81
Maude Adams wiii lay aside the much
| discussed "LAigion" and be seen in
| new production.
Ada Rehan. who has been playing
Sweet Nell of old Drury," will have
new play by Martha Morton.
Bertha Galland formerly J. X Hack
| ett's leading woman, will star in The
| Forest Lovers. TN
John Drew has new play, secured for
| him by Charles Frohman in London, if
| he does not use The Wilderness.
| Instead of THE Rogers Brothers in
Central Park we will have THE Rogers
Brothers in Washington.
Mrs. lie Moyne will be seen in Madame
! de Maintenon," written by F. Marion
| Crawford.
E. II. Sothern will play Richard Love
lace Virginia Harmed will not be in his
/ support, but will star in Alice OF Ola
| Vincennes."
Elsie De Wolfe, now playing The
| Shades of Night" will be seen in the
| Way of the World"
| David Warfleld will leave Weber Il
| Fields and be starred in The Auction
eer.''
A new opera has been provided for
Jefferson De Angels.
| Sadie Martinot's new play by clyde
Fitch is as yet unnamed.
Augustus Thomas new play, Colo-
| rado,' will be produced by Charles FROM
man.
Archie Boyd will star in New England
drama called Vermont
The Russell Brothers will have a new
piece. written especially for them, IN
| which they will star.
| Mary Mannering will use Janice Mere
! dith'' until the latter part of the season,
when she will be seen in a new play;
IL NIX will a
! No. company also.
Maclyn Arbuckle, whose starring ven
ture in The Sprightly Romance OF Mar
| sac" proved disastrous, will make an,
| other endeavor to have his name printed
| in large type in play that is now being
| considered and which is said to possess
| the requisite qualities for success.
Alice Nielsen, the operate prima donna
| tune Teller and ''The Singing Girl IN
London, will appear under new manage
| ment next season in new opera
klaw & Changers mammoth produc-
ton of Gen. Lew Wallace's story, Ben
/ Hur," which has thus far been presented
| in but a few of the most important the
| atrical centres, will be sent en- tour next
| season, with practically the same ex-
| cellent cast that has been seen IN the
play since it's first production.
Clay Clement, a player who is popular
| in the one-night stands and in the larger
cities of the West, will shelve The New
| the product of his own pen. He VIII be
under the management of w. w. Randall
| w A. Brady has several new produce
| lions in view, one of them being the APP
! pearance of Mrs. Brady, known protes-
| sionally as Grace George, in a new piece
| better adapted to her talents than was
| Her Majesty"
"Pudd nhead Wilson will be sent
around the country with what is said
will be an excellent cast The old play
| still has remarkable drawing power and
| in some of the less important cities or the
country is regarded as the greatest piece
! of the age. ~
! Harry Glazier, who appeared at the
Academy of Music during the season IN
| '"The Three Musketeersr' and who proved
| to be an exceptionally. promising young
mantle drama, Prince Otto, which was
presented by Mr.. Skinner with so much
| success at the Columbia last September.
Harry B. Smith and Reginald De Koven
will provide the musical Offering for the
use of Anna Held for next season.
! Joseph Hart. under the management of
| William A Brady, will be starred in
Foxy Grandpa popularized to a Ger
tain extent by metropolitan newspaper
| in which the sketches have been feature
for some time So
Marguerite sylvia has smade such good
impression in The Princess Chic that
she will continue in IL under the man
agement of Kirke Ia Shelle.
Amelia Summervf4le may make her APP
pearance IS a star IN What Shall We
Do With Herr 1855
Glen McDonough. has offered new
play for May Twins consideration, to be
used when "Madge Smith begins to lose
it's popularity.
Louis Mann and Clara Lipman will
open their season with 'All on Account
OF Eliza" producing a new play few
months later.
Stuart Robson has been we'll booked.
although he has not yet decided which of
two new plays he will use.
Klaw & ErIanger viii have a new opera
for production in the fall
'The Burgomaster" has been sufficient
" successful to warrant its being taken
out again to the principal cities.
Ward & Vokes' offering for next year
win be 1.-The Head Walters in Chicago,
ii having just been produced.
Frederic Ranken will bring out a Jap
anese Nightingale
Edna May viii remain under the man
agement of Charles Frohman when she
returns to the United States
The METROPOLITAN Grand it Opera eeI5a Com, Com
pany will make an extended tour uhder
Maurice Graus direction
"Richard III" will be given an elab-
crate production by Walker Whiteslde.
Annie Russell will use "A Royal Fam
ilv" for the first part of her Lyceum me
atre engagement, later bringing out
new play.
der consideration while at his summer
home at the Delaware Water Gap.
..When a Woman Loves is to have
trial soon bv Charles Dickson, to be used
by him next year II IL proves success.
Al II. Wilson will continue in The
Watch on the Rhine" next season.
A revision of "Casey's Wife" in the
hands of a good company will be sent out
as a popular priced attraction.
GINS H!u will have about fifteen plays
ON the road-three new ones: are You
Buffaio?' I'm Old England and "A Bar
gain Counter.
Moffatt &, Park will send out Arthur
Dnnaidson in carl Carlson" a new
Swedish play
Tim Murphy will have new play called
"A Capitol Comedy written for him by
Paul Wilstach.
THE Second in Command VII be the
titIe Of William Faversham's Offering.
- ove,,s Lane" has made such
substantial hit that w. A. Brady will
nTohabIv send out two or three companies.
A practically new version of Faust
has been provided for Lewis Morrison.
Francis Wilson is contemplating a re-
vival of 1.-The Little Corporal
Kyrle Bellew, not seen IN America OF
late will star in "A Gentleman OF
France, unuer the man" sN Va
Ter & Co.
Iacob Lift has not vet selected a play
for John b. Mason, whom he is TO star.
Henry Miller will have a new play enti-
tied "Ilarcy of the Guards.
James X. Hackett has a new version of
Don Caesar de Bazan,
Andrew Mack, the Irish comedian, will
have a new play.
Otis SINNERS new play VIII be from the
pen of E,spy Williams.
Iouis James and katherine Kidder are
preuariug a big revival of The Temp