Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-12-12

New L OTk houses next SedSoH.
DeWolf Hopper is to revive wang" for
| brief season. beginning in March Digby
Bell, Laura Joyce Bell and Marguerite
Clarke are to be in the cast.
Vesta Tilley has been shifted again.
| Mr.. Charles Frohman buying her services
from Liebler & Co.. and she will replace
Ethel Levy in Captain Molly"
Robert Hilliard and Maude Fealey are to
be featured in the cast of THAT Man and
l." The play is by Mrs. Frances Hodgson
Burnett, and its first presentation will be
at Buffalo January IA.
"Glttering Gloria" is to be turned into a
musical comedy by Hugh Morton and Ber-
| nard Rolf, and is booked for tour of this
country next season. AS a comedy the
piece is now enjoying run in London.
Miss Elizabeth's Prisoner" has not
proved the success expected for Mr.. Faver-
tonight in New York, Lord and Lady
Algy" replacing it Monday night
Little Mary" j. M. Barrie's successful
comedy, will be presented in New York
about January 4. Mr. Barrie will then
have two plays running in Gotham, THE
Admirable Chichton" and Little Mary"
Mr. Belasco has given it out that with
Sweet Kitty Bellairs" he will make no
other productions this season He had
Tellers,' but he has now given up the idea
Something of correct conception of the
theatrical holdings of Charles Frohman
In this country can be had when it is
learned that he has seven theaters in
London and twenty-one travelling COM
panieS in England.
The Gilmore Sisters, we'll known in vaude
vile. have failed to make a success as stars
in Mrs. Delaney of Newport" and the
closed jfS Ia
at Fall River. The Gilmore Sisters will re-
turn to vaudeville.
Mr.. VIII s. Miller. a young Washingto-
MAN, who was well known to the patrons of
the Lafayette Stock Company. will appear
rext week as Jack Waters, the sailor hero
in the comedy drama of New York Day by
Day" at the Empire Theater
Sir Charles Wyndham, one of Englands
foremost actors, during the past week
signed contract with Charles Frohman
to appear in this country next season in
Mrs. Gorringe's Necklace" now running
successfully in London
Richard Carroll threatens to bring suit
against the Shuberts for his dismissal
from the "Winsome Winnie" Company
without two weeks notice, which his
contract called for. James E. Sullivan is
now playing the part vacated by Carroll,
'sThe Schoolgirl" now in its tenth
month at the Prince of Wales theater
London, will he transported to New York
intact, from Edna May to the call boy.
and will be the opening attraction at
Days Theater the first week of next Sep
TENDER.
Martin Harvey has called off his con-
tract with the independents, Messrs. Fiske,
Hackett, Weber and Fields. for tour of
America this season for the reason that he
has no play. He is trying in London every
thing that comes his way, and may come to
America next year.
Justice Scott of the New York supreme
court handed down a decision last Mon
day denying the application of Henri
Gressit for an injunction restraining Da-
vid Belasco from presenting the play
"Zaza" In New York city. Mrs. Leslie
Carter was also party defendant in the
litigation.
decree of absolute divorce was handed
down in London last Tuesday In favor of
Geraldine Ulmer against Ivan Caryll, the
composer. The pair had been married
twelve years. and it was supposed they |
were living happily together in London |
until a year ago, when Mrs. Caryn |