Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-06-29
Stage Chat.

MS IS the season OF the year Wnen
the actors thoughts turn toward the
mountain or the seaside or perhaps
toward Europe, says the New York
Herald.
There are Nat Goodwin-let's see,
he's Nathaniel now, isn't he?-and his
wife. known on the stage as Miss
Maxine Elliott: they went abroad
some time ago. Mrs. Goodwin is at
their country place, lakewood. near
London, and Mr. Goodwin is endeavor-
ing to tour through the south of
France in his automobile.
Joseph jefferson is, of course, at
his summer home at Buzzard's Bay.
He spends most of his time fishing
and, perhaps. thinking over the ten
weeks tour that he will take next
season.
Miss Maude Adams is at present on
the Pacific coast, but when her season
ends she Will hurry east and go to
Lake ROnkonomo Long Island, where
she has a pretty summer home.
Miss Henrietta Crosman and her
husband. Maurice Campbell. have left
for the White mountains. Miss eros
man will not return till late in Aug
uSt
Miss Ethel Barrymore upon her re-
turn from London will leave at once
for San Francisco. where she is to
play 4 summer engagement. Play day
later for her.
Maclyn Arbuckle has left for his
home in northern New York-tO be
exact. Washington. n. Y.
Miss Margaret Ellington has gone
abroad with her husband. Daniel Froh-
man. 1t is her first trip to the other
side
Thomas Q. SeabrOoke leaves the Ca
sino every night for Rye, n. V, and
Eddy Foy goes to Harrison, n. Y.
Miss Lillian Russell is again at Far
Rockaway, but you will never find her
there on race days.
John Drew is in Europe talking over
next seasons plans with Charles Froh-
man, and incidentally seeing perfor-
mances of the play in which he is to
be seen in New York next season.
When he returns he will go to his
country house at East Hampton, L. I.
James r. Powers leaves for three
weeks holiday in New England in a
few days.
Chauncey Olcott is singing sweet
songs to the fishes at Onset Bay,
Mass, though there are no mavour-
mems or acushlas in the sea.
Miss Julia Marlowe is spending the
summer in the Catskills. where sh-s
has a cottage.
Raymond Hitchcock will take a
yachting trip along the coast next
month. 1t will be brief. however, as
THE Yankee Consul opens in Chi
cago the first week in August.
Richard Mansfield is still playing
but when his tour is ended he will
probably so to New London, Conn.
and spend much of the time on his
yacht.
Miss Grace George elects the Jer-
sey shore and is summering at Allen
hurst.
New Jersey, too, has fascination
for Charles Richman. He is at Allen
hustt.
De Wolf Hopper and his wife.
known Electrically as Miss Nella Ber-
gen, will go on a driving trip through
the AdirOndacks at the conclusion of
heir engagement at Manhattan Beach. |
They will stick to the good roads and |
avoid the mountain trails.
jefferson de Angels is growing po-
tatoes up at YOnkers and swapping |
stories down at the postoffice.
Kyrle Bellew is on his yacht in Eng |
fish waters. He is one of the feW'
who possesses mas
er'S license.
William II. Crane has been abroad |
'or some weeks. He has already |
done" London and is now in Paris.
James K. Hackett and his wife, Miss
Mary Mannering, have been enjoying |
life in the open air in Quebec. Both
are fond of fishing and shooting and
ike to get as far away from Broadway
is possible Newport and Narragansett
usually see them during part of the
season when they entertain and are