The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-07-12

gagged by Charles b. Dillingham; to play
in support of Julia Marlowe next sea
son.
! William Barry's THE Rising Genera
ton will have a new production next
season. with Conroy and Mack in the
| leading roles. The tour will be directed
by p. P. Craft, who Will also manage
Conroy and Mack's Comedians.
The silver statue of Ada Rehan. which
was exhibited at the Worlds Fair IN
| Chicago by the State Of Montana. is 10
be sold at auction in Topeka. Kan. in
| accordance with an order Of the court
Six years ago a company that was ex-
hibiting the statue through the country
got into litigation while in Topeka A
receiver was appointed. and ever since
then the statue has been kept in a base
ment. away from public view.
Mr. and Mrs. James K Hackett MARY
Mannering sailed on the Deutschland
last Thursday for Europe. 10 remain
until September. While in ENGLAND Mr.
! Eackett will give copyright perform
ances of Alexander the Great" and
THE Celebrity" He will confer with
Pierre Wolff. author OF The Secret of
| Polichinello." regarding the American
production of that comedy, and he will
have a conference with Mrs. Craigie in
regard to a new play. Also he will ar
range the final details of Martin Har-
decided not to open his next season in
alexander the Great" owing to the
impossibility OF getting the production
ready In time. He expects. instead, to
present first a dramatization of Fred
eric Remington's novel. John Ermine. -
opening at the new Globe Theater. Bos-
ton, early in September. During his
visit in Europe Mr.. Hackett will pur-
chase the properties for Alexander the
Great He will produce the play dur
ing next season.
Theodore Hamilton has been engaged
TO play Lord Dunmore. and W S. Hart
to play Patrick Henry in support OF Or
rim Johnson in the coming production of
Hearts Courageous"
Frank L. Perley made contracts last
week by the terms of which he will man
age the tour OF Nance o'Neill next sea-
son. The New York engagement of Miss
o'Neill viii begin at the Herald Square
Theater on September z. with a revival
of Macbeth"
"A Son of Rest" with Nat NJ. Wills in
the stellar role. viii be presented for the
first time in New York by Broadhurst &
Currie at the Fourteenth Street Thea
ter on August II
Aida Crawley. a Shakespearean act
ress well known in England, has been en-
gagged by Ben Greet to play the title role
in ''Everyman" next season in the West
George W. Lederer is making efforts
TO stop the performance of The Belle
of New York" at the Moulin Rouge in
Paris. claiming that the production Is
without permission.
Andrew Carnegie has been appointed
to represent St. Andrews University OF
monument in Berlin Harvard UniveT-
sity viii be represented by Prof. Payne.
Charles Francis Bryant. stage manager
for David Belasco. and Marion Convere.
the actress, were married at Charlotte.
y. C.. on June 30.
J. E. DodsOn. who has been seriously
i'll with ptomadne poisoning for three
weeks. is reported to be quite well
again.
John c. Fisher has arranged TO produce
the comic opera. "A Princess OF Ken
sington." at the Broadway Theater on
August 81. The piece is by Basil Hood
and Edward German. and has been run
ming successfully at the Savoy Theater.
London. The company in the New York
production will number 125 persons.
Maclyn Arbuckle was married at New
ton, Mass. on June 20 to Elizabeth Car
Isle. of Washington. y. Y. The cere-
! mOny was performed in Grace Church,
Newton. in the presence of only the
relatives and intimate friends of this
bride and groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Arbuckle
Will spend the summer at Washington.
IN the autumn Mr.. Arbuckle will return
TO New York for rehearsals of The
County Chairman" in which he is TO star
next season.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. ]. Carpenter (Milli-
cent Evans) returned to Chicago recent
ly from Mr.. Carpenters home at Usage.
Iowa. They will join Mr. and Mrs J.
D. Barton in making a tour Of the
Great Lakes.
Anna Eva Fay has written book en-
titled Mrs d. P. Henry"