The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-07-21
THEATERs AND THEATER PEOPLE

Grace George is. summering at Asbury
| PARK, having given up her usual trip
| abroad that she may devote her personal
1 attention to the play being written for
/ her use next season.
The first event of the Metropolitan sea-
1 son will be a Wonan's Exhibition given
under the auspices of the Professional
Woman's league in October, at Madison
Square Garden, New York. This show, in
! which $250,000 will be invested and 5000
/ OF the gentier sex employed, is to be
great falf OF goods made and used by
/ women.
| William A. Brady is holding time for
| Grace George in January at a Broadway
| theater in New York Miss Georges road
! tour will begin early in November but
she is not to be seen in the metropolis
| until after the Christmas holidays.
| Foxy Grandpa" will be presented by
i TWO panieS next season. one of these
headed by Joseph Hart and Carrie De Mar
| being Identical with that which achieved
| so notable success at the Fourteenth
Street theater, New York.
Way Down East will be seen next
season only in cities in which it has al
ready played two or three engagements
| William A. Brady's perennial rural drama
seems to be unique in the lasting qualities
of its charm. f-.1
2. D. Price, formerly manager of Rich
ard Mansfield. will continue next season
/ as general manager of William A. Brady's
productions of Lovers Lane The piece
will be presented by three distinct organi-
Klaw & Erlanger have decided to call
] the new theater they will build on Forty
! second street next season, for the Rogers
Brothers, THE Liberty Theater"
Lee Arthur has submitted his first draft
| OF the dramatic version of Mark Twain's
1 Huckleberry Finn. which promises q
great play and production.
May Robson, the coincidence, has been
! engaged as one of the principals of the
support of jerome Sykes, in Harry B.
i-Sm1th and Gus KerkerS new musical
/ comedy, THE Billionaire.''-
Martin Harvey will produce in Dublin,
/ Ireland. in September, THE Children OF
! Kings with Hunlperdinclx's music which
will be seen later in the fall in New York.
! Francis Wilson and his company in 1.-THE
Toreader" win begin -rehearsals August
! - Mr. Wilson will return from Europe
the third week in August. His present
will be the most extended he has ever
| made He landed at Gibraltar the latter
] part OF May, and after a trip through
/ Spain, made an itinerary which included
| the large cities of france. Germany and
| Russia.
Collin Kemper will sail for Europe July
26. He will meet Stanislaus STANCE in
| London, with whom he viii proceed to
Paris to order the more important cos
| tunes for Blanche Walsh's new play
! which Mr. STANCE is writing. Those who
| have read Salammbo, the famous French
| classic on which the play is founded, will
realize what an important feature the cos
tuning in this production will be. A con-
siderable fortune will need be spent in
| this direction alone.
| II have put as much money as I can
| into clothes,Y said Rose Coghlan. Il al
| ways do. Men are just as susceptible to
| becoming gowns as women. At all events
| men have rooted belief that femininity
| should go beautifully clothed and often
believe thew have lost their hearts when
it is merely enmeshed in a web of deli
cate lace, or some minauderie of a sue
! ceSSful toilet that myStitieS while it en-
| frances them, The plays in which 1 am
| to tour next season will be gowned as
richly as any of my former Characters
| where the author permits it.