The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-07-05
KUBELIK TO PLAY UNDER
FR0HMAN'S MANAGEMENT.

| sfr I'll BY CABLE TO THE NEW YORK
London. july 4.-(Copy.ight. 1888 The
! week could not OF course. go by without
! Charles Frohman having something of mo-
ment TO announce. His latest coup. as was
cahied the other night, was TO re-enssge
Mr Andrew Mack. who came over from
America with Mr. William Harris While
Mr. Mack will he specially featured in the
american press NATION of My Lady Molly"
Mr.. Frohman has engaged a large number
OF the present company now playing at
Ierrys Theater to go 10 the United States
during the season OF 1915
The irish comedian will appear in new
romantic play written by MI. Wilson Bar
rett. called The Middle Of June" Mr..
Mack will omen with 1t in New York and
Mr.. Barrett will play ii in London Mr..
William Harris returns on the Philadelphia
to-day. while Mr. Mack will spend a week
in Ireland on his way homeward
Miss Ethel Barrymore's holiday has been
EXTENDED a month owing TO the fact that
the opening q the new Hudson Theater
VIII be delayed She Will spend August in
Scotland as the guest of the Duchess of
Sutherland
Mr.. CLYDE Fitch leaves London tomorrow
Tor st. Noritz, where he will finish a rev
comedy, which will be produced at the
savoy Theater next winter. following his
play. Major Andre Mr. Fitch is go sterl-
ing poorer than he was week ago all on
account of enulat.ng Mr.. Paul Potter's ex-
plot in losing a hand bag containing the
manuscript of his new play. Like Mr. Pot
ter he went out into the country 10 read
the play to Mr.. Frohman, but left ;he bag
in a cab.
That was not his only misfortune He
took Il train 10 Slough instead of Maiden
head, and. arriving late al night and finding
no conveyance waiting, had to pass the
time Till O'Clock in the morning in the
Slough station.
But that is not all. Mr. Fitch found
his bag. on making inquiries at .he proper
quarter. in Scotland Yard but he had to
pay 500 reward 10 the cabman This was
no police estimate of the value O. the play
for. in addition to the manuscript the bag
contained piece of jewelry which the
dramatist had purchased for his mother
ard the f2a demanded by Scotland Yard
was % per cent of the value of the trnklet
percentage levied in accordance with a
law designed to secure just rewards for
honest cabmer
William Crane. who came over for the
three days consultation with Mr. F,rohman,
left for Carlsbad Wednesday with Mrs.
Crane. Daniel Frohman sailed on the Fed
TIC fricay. leaving behind the statement
mat NJ kubelik will play in America I'M
der his management during the season of
1!C4-5
While on the subject OF things theatrical
ehtioH tiidt MIS-. Patrick Campbell
VIII be lucky If she escapes visit from
the nyrm'dons of the law As cabIed
you in recent letter. when Mrs. Patrick
returned rom America. Pinky Parko Poo
came along with her. Now. The regulations
tor The adnittance into England of dogs
from ether countries are still in force. and
people wondered how Pinky escaped quaran-
tine The diminutive animal was simply
snuSsied in. hidden in the shirt waist of
one OF Mrs. CampbclIs retinUe.
Mr. c. r. Hamilton well known IN Amer
lean theatrical circles this morning mar
rcd Miss Christine McGiii daughter Of che
late Royal Academician. W. G.urGock nc
Gill The ceremony took place at St Nar-
tins in the Fields