The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-07-23
WHERE MANY WELL
KNOWN PLAYERS GO
Ny Lord, here be the players.

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asa star under Charles b. Dilling.
hams management at the Garriok the
alter September 30, in Clyde Fitch's
latest play, "Her Own Way"
Kyrle Bellows third and last season
under Liebler & Co., will be devoted
to dramstization of THE Amateur
Craftsman" to be known IN play
form as "Rsfiles.
Mr.. Wilton Lackaye will be stored
by william A. Brady in a dramstiza-
tion of "The Pit" opening his season
in Chicago early in October.
Viola Allen will put on au elabor-
ate production of Twelfth Night"
Richard Mansfield has not decided
whether he will use Ivan the Terri
BILE, =" or 1.-The Garden Of Lies" How.
ever, it is positively settled that he
will use Heidelberg" as a matinee
piece.
Z. II. Sothern will open the new
Lyceum theater with Justin Buntly
McCarthy's THE PrAd Prince, A" sup.
ported by Cecilia Lotus and Margaret
Ellington.
william Gillette will present ]. NJ.
Barrie's new play, THE Admirable
Crichton."
Julia Marlowe has secured II. Y.
Esmond's play, Fools Of Nature. +"
Frank worthing and Beverly Sitgreave
will lead in her support.
Mrs. LIE Moyne has signed with
Fred G. Whitney and is to appear in a
romantic play written bv Stanislaus
STANCE.
James X. Hackett will make most
lavish production of Victor Mapes'
Alexander the Great" while Mary
Mannering will devote her talents to
Ramsey's Morris Judith.
Charles Hawtrey will open at the
Criterion theater early in September
in THE Man from Blsnkley's." vir-
| ignia Harmed is booked in THE Cor
dian Knot"
Henry Irving in Sardou's Dante"
will be one of the most colossal pro.
auctions of the season.
Ethel Barrymore will appear in Hu-
bert Henry Davies latest piece, Cous-
in Kate"
n. @. Goodwin is to take his second
Shakespearean plunge in a big produc-
ton Of "a Midsummer Nights
Dream"
Henrietta Crosman will open her
season IN "As You Like IL. " Later
she will produce MARY, Mary, Quite
Contrary" comedy written especial
" for her by Eugene W. Presbrey.
Nance O'Neill is 10 show us her
idea Of Lady Macbeth.
Robert Edeson continues in SOL
diers of Fortune until the middle of
January. when he will produce "a new
play at the Hudson thestor by Mrs.
Robert Drouet, entitled THE Cap
tsin's Interference.
Mrs. Langtry will devote the great
er part of her time 20 Mrs. Dering's
Divorce" and will revive THE Cross
Ways"
Chauncey Olcott has new drama,
entitled "Terence.
William II. Crane has had 1.-THE
Spenders" put into play form for his
use and "Blennerhssset"
Amelia Bingham says she's going to
show us a stage version of "Csnterbu-
~ Tales" and Sadie Martinez has
promised us the same in "Anna Ksre-
nina"
s. Miller Kent is to be starred by
Nat Roth IN Fighting Bob"
Mildred Holland has put all her
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press
Walker whitesjdes will go over his
regular route with new piece enti-
tied Eve are King"
Marie Tempest will be seen for the
first time here in a dramatic part in
1.-THE Marriage of Kitty" at the Hud-
son theater on November 80.
John Drew and Maude Adams will
be seen in comedies by Henry Arthur
Jones and j. NJ. Barrie, respectively.
Report has it that we are at last to ese
william Faversham in 1.-THE Light
That Failed" and they also purpose
to give few performances Of "Othel-
To-"
Adelaide Thurston's third starring