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1906" the new John Kendrick Bangs
Manuel-Klein opera, Will receive It's pre-
sentation early next month.
Dewolf Hopper opens his New York en-
Ragement in his new comic opera, HAPPY
land" at the Lyric on october z
The Toast of the Town." in which Viola
Allen is to star, will be given its first Per
formance at Bridgeport, Conn., on octo-
ber2
Alice Nielsen will sail for this country on
October arriving IN New 10TH 10Th ,s sin bssin
on october is in Chicago
The inevitable has finally come! Charles
II. Greene is actively preparing for the Pro-
duction on an elaborate scale OF Ihe man
with a Hoe" Just dramatized by Daniel L.
Hart
Virginia Harmed will this season appear
in La Belle Marseillaise,' a play OF tne
time of Napoleon, which has been very sue
cessful in Paris The leading role is said TO
suit her temperament exactly,
Ethel Barrymore is winning new TIL TIL
umphs and playing to enormous. s pTSns'S'
Everywhere she has scored as strongly as
she did in Cousin Kate" last year
Miss Clara Palmer who fiiled an engags !,
during the past summer has been engaged
by Daniel V. Arthur for the part of inez
Charmion in Marie Cahilrs new piece
"Moonshine."
Margaret Anglln's new play, 'zlra,"
seems to have made successful impression
in New York. IT is an original Drama fanaor Dy
u
founded on an incident in Wilkie Collins
novel, "The New Magdalen."
Charles Frohman has arranged with n
C. Goodwin to appear in Clyde Fitch and
Willis Steele's dramatizstion OF Alfred
Henry Lewis novel "WoltVllle. mf;
Goodwin win open his season IN .oM0if "
in Philadelphia on Monday, OCTOBER Is.
Richard Mansfield asks denial of the
published report that he is to produce, a
Frenchman's version Of Don l.6 carlos IS rlo ne 3
translated from the German by r. ID. Boy
Ian and edited into practical acting YER
sion by himself
Amelia Bingham. will begin his starring
tour the middle of October when he Will be
seen in an Irish drama OF historical nature
will be the largest ever seen in an Irish
play. The company will number fifty people.
Lew Dockstader has signed contract
play Just completed by Mr.. Dltrichstein and
called Before and After Taking. Mr.
Ditrichstein will be partner IN the enter YER
prise and will also assume the principal role
In the play, which is farce on the order OF
|Are You a Mason?
Maude Adams has started rehearsals In
peter Pan" the ]. M. Barrie play IN
which she is to be presented this season. Il
calls for an elaborate production ana ~
will be made remarkably effective ana
pear in the cast. Mr.. Barrie is coming over
to witness the first production.
Miss Olga Nethersole is due in America
her support Will sail from England soon.
Miss Nethersole will sail week later. Her
tour In Hervieu's "a Case of Divorce be-
gins in Washington in October. AS this Will
be the first visit of the distinguished actress
to America in four years, much interest
centers around her temperance.
In this country the admirers Of Bernard
Shaw are commonly referred to as SHAW
ties" In London the British reviewers
have coined "Shawvians' as new WORD
applying to the admirers of the brilliant
playwright. Out west they call them shaw
nees" but 1t has remained for New YORK
to coin still another word applying 10 the
authors admirers. Owing to the success
OF Man and Superman," in which an auto,
mobile figures prominently, the attaches OF
the Hudson theater now speak or shaw
patrons as "Shawfeurs"
e. H. sothern and Julia Marlowe began
their second joint starring tour undcr
charles Frohmans management, at the
Euclid Avenue opera house, Cleveland, on
Monday, September Is. Their repertoire
this season comprises THE Merchant OF
Venice" "The Tanning OF the Shrew' and
Twelfth Night" The productions for these
plays are probably the handsomest ever
used by any Shakesperean organization.
Mr. Sothern and Miss Marlowe VIII play
their New York engagement at the Knick-
erboeker theatel In October.