The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-25
THEATRICAL NEWS
Stars Have Completed Arrange
ments for Next Winter.
Maxine Elliott VIII Appear in
"Her Own Way"
MISS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Kyrle BeHeW to Star in The
Amateur Cracksman."
Elizabeth Kennedy in " As You
Like It."
MISS FISHER'MRS.JACK'

The theatrical season of 10000 will
be in full blast in less than two months.
and from now on all will be hustle and
excitement along "Glad Way" says the
New York Telegraph.
All Of the stars have completed their
arrangements in regard to plays, and
glimpse at the list of plans of the more
prominent ones will prove interesting.
Maxine Elliott is to make her debut
as a star, under Charles b. Dillingham;
management, at the Garrick theater,
September %, in Clyde Fitch's latest
play. Her own Way"
Kyrle Bellows third and last season
under Liebler & C. will be devoted to a
dramatization of THE Amateur Cracks
man." to be known in play form as
"Raffles." 1t is to receive a local hear
ing probably at Wallack's theater about
the middle of the season.
Bertha Galland will appear in a
dramatization of Dorothy Vernon of
Haddon Hail." under the management
of J. Fred Zimmerman, Jr.
Wilton Lackaye will be starred by
William A. Brady in a dramatiZation
of THE Pit" opening his season in Chi
cago early in october.
Viola Allen will put on an elaborate
production Of Twelfth Night and will
appear at a Broadway theater toward
Richard Mansfield has not decided
whether he will use Ivan, the Terrible"
or THE Garden of Lies" However, 1t
IS positively settled that he will use
Heidelberg" as a matinee piece; not
the version used by Aubrey BOucicault,
but the English one produced by George
Alexander.
starred by Liebler & Co. in Mrs Wigs
of the Cabbage Patch" Her daughter
under the
same management in an elaborate pro
duction of Henry Bataille's La Val
liere"
I.yceum theater with Justin Huntly NC
Carthy's THE Proud Prince" support
ed by Cecilia Lotus and Margaret
William Gillette is due to follow Mr..
Sothern at the Lyceum theater, present
ing ]. NJ. Barrie's new play. Tine Ad-
rnirable Crichton."
Trsnnond's play. Fools of Nature and
will produce it 1T the Criterion Theater
ln January. Frank Worthing and
beverly Sitsreave Will lead IN her- sup-
Arthur Byron will make his second
attempt as a star in Clyde Fitch
Major Andre"
c. Whitney and is to appear in ro-
mantle play written by Stanisiaus
STANCE.
James X Hackett will make a most
lavish production of Victor MapeS
alexander the Great" while Mary
Mannering will devote her talents to
Ramsey Morris Judith"
Charles Hawtrey will open at the
Criterion Theater early in September
in 1.-THE Man from Blankley's." Vir-
Rinia Harmed is booked to follow him
in November, presenting, in all proba'
bility, THE Gordian Knot"
Percy Haswell is to be starred by
her husband, George Fawcett, in HTh'
Favor of the Queen" a romantic COM
edy written by Roy S. Sensabaugh OF
louisville. a novitiate al play writing
Henry Irving in Sardou's Dante
will be one of the most colossal pro
auctions of the season. He opens a
the Broadway Theater In October.
Ethel Barrymore viii appear in HUI
bert Henry Davies latest piece, "Cous
in Kate"
Orrin Johnson will make his debut a
the head of his own company in
Decentralization of Hearts Courageous,
and Robert Lorraine will do likewise il
q play of his own, entitled THE Fight
ing Troubadour."
Providing she can find an "angel,
Minnie Dupree intends to star in
dramatization of Tangled Up in Beu
1ah Land"
N. c. Goodwin is to take his second
Shakespeartan plunge in a big pro.
duction of "A Midsummer Night.
Dream"