The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-11-29

After resting six months at salary
Of 500 per week, Toby Claude at last
goes to work for the shuberts in "a
Chinese Honeymoon" playing the part
Of "Fl Fl
Camille d'Arville has once more Civ
en- up private life and has decided to
accept offers to go into vaudeville Sne
will appear under Robert Graus man
agement.
Fitzgerald Murphy has written a new
three act Irish play. entitled "The
Cross and the Shamrock"
Maud Milton, well known through
her long association with Henry Trv
ing and Ellen Terry is to tour Aus
tralia early next year.
Jogenh Jefferson has again announc.
ed his intention to remain on the stage
a little while longer This perennial
announcement is always awaited with
interest
George Fuller Gordon well known in
vaudeville for the past FIVE years, has
been engaged for a starring tour under
,he management Of william A. Brady
When Clyde Fitch. the author OF
William A. Brady's successful play
Lovers Lane. returned to his native
city of Hartford. after course al
Amherst college. his father. a retired
army officer advi1ed him 10 study
either law or architecture. u prefer
literature. said the son. "All right"
said the father kindly. but | pre-
dict you1l starve.' Think Of that pre-
diction-o OF man who today only 81
years old, owns a $4,000 house. slOO,-
600 worth OF art treasures and has a
yearly income OF sl5OOOO
Cutcline Hyne's Captain Kettle
stories have been made over into a
play by Murray Ca son and Malcolm
Watson and the piece, which is In fouc
acts. will be presented in London. II.
lV. Esmond is to have the title role.
Harry Connor, whose "Welland
Strong" Is so well remembered has
become an invalid in earnest and has
baen confined to his rooms In New
York. suffering from an attack OF pneu-
monia His recovery is announced as
certain. however.
Gus an, the theatrical manager, who
has about a dozen shows on the road,
has issued notice that hereafter no
married couples viii be allowed to play
with any one of his attractions Mr..
Hin is not the first theatrical manager
to make this stand
George w Lederer. he well known
theatrical magnate. has been working
cteadily for almost year without a
rest and during the past week has been
recuperating at the virginia Hol
Springs on the advice OF his physi-
clan.
]. NJ. Barnes new comedy The
Admirabla Critchton. has achieved
success at the Duke OF York's heatre
Loadon. Since it's first production
two weeks ago It has been somcwha
change and the presentation now
moves brlskly and without a hitcn.
Vaudeville manager wee aftel
Molineux lmmedia ely af.er his acquit
tai last Tuesday in New York one
manager made him an ofer o'
per week, and wants him o ten OF hit
experience in Sing Sing in a sort o.
mOno.ogue turn.
Charles Grapewin, who with Anna
Chance, ha3 been presenting a sketch
entitled The Awakening Of Pip" IL
the vaudeville houses. has decided q
have the piece extended into q three
act farce.
Lewis Morrison has Won a uniqu'
posi,i ion and incidentally a handsomi
; fortune by his interp citation Of Me
phisto In "Fauat' In the forthcoming
elaborate production OF this classic
Lewis Morrison himself will illus.rat
his gplendid conception OF Satan 70
the last time in this city The hre
force aud declamatory powers or thi
great actor insure a fine peFfo nance
T which win gain by the sumptuou
; scenery aud electrical effects said q
+. BE he richeit ever given 70 this play.
! Marx Twain's play Huckleberr
) Finn. vas given its first pressaratlo
( on any stage at Hartford, Conn. laa
! Tuesday night. The hous ewas Daci
! ed to the doors and the piece Is ne
b ported to have been big success
Imp. udence" vas given lys frs
: presentation in this country al Scrar
Z ton. Pa. last Saturday night william
trs,srabsr T4ilda Suone and FAY Day