Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-19
THEATRICAL
 CHATTER

It is announced that Mrs James 4. Hearne will return to the stage under the management of Maurice Campbell.
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 Henrietta CroSman is at present playing a four weeks engagement at the Fremont theater, Boston, in Sweet Kitty Bellairs.' She is s;rawfng capac- ity houses.
 Frederick Lewis. who has made quite a success as Edgar Allan Poe in George c, Hazleton's love play called ''The Raven is now on tour and will go into New York in January. Henry F. Dixey will have prominent part in "The Raven"
 A Barrymoreian bit of sarcasm was once directed toward clubman whose greatest pleasure was to recount to those Evho would listen to him the History of his early struggles. After long recapitulatiohs, this purse proud person would say:
 And I accomplished all this myself = and with hand wave in the direction of his own inflated chest, he continued, I'm self made man, am."
 ''Who stopped you?' dryly asked Barrymore, who had been a listener to, the mans eulogistic praise of his own powers.
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 Since there are dull times in the prize ring, the pugilists who have gained fame by an exhibition of their powers are invading the stage one by one. .I.n@+ sao %oI I,Is sc,Hn rs He is now playing Pals James J. Jeffries is touring the northwest In .:Dayy Crockett" Terry McGovern Is having drama written especially for him. Robert Fitzsimmons is making headway in "A Fight for Love" There is one headliner left. His name is Monroe. He is going to school first to obtain an education. He will be star later on.
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 The leading man of New York company playing Philadelphia not long ago, accompanied by his wife, took a long drive through Fairmount Park. The horse, pulling the cab, could not by means fair or otherwise, be forced into gait faster than a slow amble. As it was matinee day, speedy return was necessary, and, apropos of the an- imals lack of speed, the actor exclaim-. ed. N9 &r ..Well, there's only one good thing about this-we'll never be spinched' by the police for fast driving"
 Don't be so sure about not being 'pinched,'" said his wife, there's still the danger of being arrested for loiter- ing"
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 On one occasion when Faust" was being presented by Lewis Morrison, the stage lights in the "Brocken scene'1 were not high enough.
 Turn up the lights" whispered the star, in an aside which the light man failed to hear. After giving line Or two of the scene the actor wliis- pered yet louder, though unheard, 'sTurn up the lights"
 A young super, who had not been long in the profession, observing the stars unheeded command, broke up the awesomenessof the scene by blar- ing angrily at the light man:
 ssWhy in hexx don't you turn up the lights there? Didn't you hear MT Nor rison ask for lem?
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 Tom AIaquire who underwent re- markable operation for the removal of his tongue, which had cancerous growth. has entirely recovered from the shock that followed thes loss of his organ of speech, and declares that he is again ready to enter the theatrical field and to serve any manager who may wish to secure his services. Since his recovery MT. Mcguire has been studying ventriloquial method of speaking and can now make himself easily understood. He is at his little farm at Lake Mahopac, but will jump at moments notice to any part of the country to which he may be summoned MT Maguire's long and varied exper- fence should of great value to some manager who is trying to master the details of the business.