Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-28
THEATRICAL
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NSZXSZXSZ SES<Sz E~SS<> Richard Golden is to star in "Foxy Quiller'' next season.
 Marguerite Sylva will star next season in 1.-The Strollers'' under the management of Nixon & Zimmerman and George w. Lederer.
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 Anna Held and her husband and manager, F. Ziegfeld, jr, sailed for Europe last Tuesday. She is going to Paris to see about a new play that has been offered her.
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 Virginia Earle will be starred next season by George w. Lederer and Frank L. Perley in new comedy, to be written by Harry B. Smith, with music by Ludwig Englander.
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 Francis Carlyle has been engaged as leading man with Joseph Jefferson enext season. MT Carlyle will appear in a new play dealing with newspa- permen in New York city during the period MT Jefferson is resting, be- tween the fall and spring seasons.
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 Charles Frohman has cabled from Paris that he has engaged Leo Ditrich- stein, who is now there, to create an important part in the new play by Captain R. Marshall, author of 'His sExcellency.," "A Royal Family" '"The Second in Commando" etc, which Mir ~Frohman will produce at the Garrick stheater in September.
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 Leila Mcintyre, the young actress and singer engaged by Klaw & Er- 4langer for the part of Princess Beauty in s'The Sleeping Beauty and the .Beast,'' though but nineteen years of lage, has had fifteen years experience on the stage in dramatic and vaude- vil1e work. She is a very attractive girl and will be Princess Beauty in fact as well as in the character she twill play.
 The new musical comedy that George w. Lederer will produce at the Broadway theater August IS is ito be called .'Sally in Our Alley" Ma Srie Cahill and Sam Bernard will have ffhe leading parts. Others prominent in the cast will be May Robson, George Caine, Marie Doro, Joseph w. Her. bert and Harry Fairleigh. The book will be by George V. Hobart and the score by Ludwig Englander.
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 Ben Stern has selected Richard Gold en to play the title role in his pro rduction of Foxy Quiller'' and there fore this star will send to the rear, his piece, 'O1d Jed Prouty." The selec- ton is a very wise one for MT Golden is one of those unctuous comedians who can get a great deal of material out of any comedy situation. MT Stern will make a most sumptuous produc- tion of this opera, which has been ex ceedingly successful, and he will have a cast of rare strength.
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 Julia Marlowe has been in Paris ar. ranging for her next seasons pro = duction of Catulle Mendes's "QueeI II Fiamette," in which she will open a the Criterion theatre in November Among the players who will suppOr Miss Marlowe are Frank Worthing Jerrold Robertshaw and Arthur Law renee. In addition to Queen Fiamet te'' Miss Marlowe will also be seer in 1T. V Esmond's ''Grierson's Way and in ShakesDearean revival Mis- Marlowe is now in Hamburg for tn summer.
 
 The Madison Square Roof garden i to be opened on July list in a sort o ' Oriental fashion, so as to give it Jap anese aspect There will be Japanes fans and Japanese girls. but the audi ence is not expected to use Japanes money. There will be Geisher girls il the tea house who will speak Englis and the cafe will serve up a real Jap anese dinner with American food While we are not standing on our tiI toes with expectancy, still there is Il reason why the Madison Square roo should not be an attractive place.
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 Lincoln J. Carter will control eigh attractions next season. of whic ssAlaskav and ssThe Darkest Hour are mentioned elsewhere. His othe pieces will include "The Mailman, ssHeart of Chicago 7 ssThe Fast Mail, tThe Flaming Arrow" Two Littl INaIfs." 'sThe Eleventh Hour" an r<Down Mobile" Mir Garter looks fo ward to a splendid season because hi Attractions are very well booked an 54ys his pieces have always been nc 1td for their strong drawing qua1itit uf1cient to encourage him to kee nrning out new plays whenever thel demand for them