Evening journal., 1905-03-27


Ter drawing and amusing throughout.
The story created so much comment
that il aroused the envy Of rival jour
nalist. and he took the alleged duplicate
Of the consuis review 70 an oriental
friend. who made another translation
OF It. That version was printed the next
Sunday in the organ Of the rival critic
II read. Two shirts. six collars. three
handkerchiefs, three pair socks" II will
be well for the agent Of "a Chinese
Honeymoon to give this particular
town wide berth for year or two.
A Baldhsaded Stunt.
Paula Edwardes, who is starring in
"W'insome Winnie" has a novelty in a
song about bald beads" and two bare
pated men whose duty it is TO rise In
dignantly and leave the thoater when
she begins to sing Il. The "stunt" has
created much comment IN the west.
"The Earl and the Girl"
The small fire which recently broke
out in the New York Casino and which
was magnined into a conhagration by
some newspapers will not interfere
with the summer run OF "The Earl and
the Girl" Ivan Caryls musical come
dy is to open in Chicago on March 10
and will 60 into the Casino directly aft
er its engagement in the Windy City.
Mr. Caryl and Sam s. Shubert. the pro
ducer, both Of whom are now In Eng
land, viii return to this country within
a few weeks i'm order to superintend
the final rehearsals. Incidentally "The
Earl and the Girl" is about the only
British musical comedy which has been
offered here in some time without FIRST
being "Americanlzed" In view Of the
recent product OF some local lihrettlsts
the Shuherts may feel that the English
article doesn't need, "Americanizing'
as badly as does the American.
Never Interviewed.
Ada Rehan has never been interview
ed. Augustln DAILY did not believe Il
proper for theatrical people 10 parade
their own individunlites before the
public. and Miss Rehan has kept TO the
same view out OF respect for her dead
preceptor.
During the recent western. tour Of
Henry W. Savage's County Chair
man" company Theodore Roberts and .
fellow actor journeyed TO a hotel in
Tucson, Ariz AT one end OF the ban
was a sign which read; "Go one Dool
TO the Right and Have Your Palm Read
Mile. Frou Frou, Partisan Palmist"
Roberts after reading II turned to hil
friend and said, You can stay righ
here and have your nose red"
Sergeant Brue"
BY a contract signed recently Charle
r. Dillingham; has succeeded IN tillini
to his entire satisfaction the blgges
gap left in the cast Of Sergeant Brue.
Fred Thorne the English comedian re
sponsible for several clever characte
creations In Charles Hawtreys compa
nies, has been elected 20 the role o
the good natured crook, with WHOM
N Frank Daniels in the title role vii
have many Of his best comedy scenes
Thorne is still n member OF Mr.. Haw
trey's organization on tour. His par
} in "A Message From Mars" Is that O
) the tramp, So brilliantly portrayed o
4 the occasion Of Mr. Hawtrey's Amer
l can debut that he received praise froI
t the critics second only to that whic
, came TO the star himself.
, Sergeant Brue in Mr.. Daniels ne
< vehicle is a genial guardian OF law an
n order who can forgive even violation
d Of the criminal statutes in a jovii
crook. SO in the thief, to be impe
I, sonated by Thorno, he finds, instead {
d culprit. chum. It's a situatio
y worthy OF both the actors who wi
take part in It.
;. Edward Terry.
I In the way Of contrast 1t might }
< well to mention that Edward Terry ha
n not withdrawn HIS keen vision from th
J, main Chance during the depressio
> which engulfed him at the Princes
8 theater Not only did be call regularl
q at the Offices OF the Shuberts for II
!. amount stipulated to be due him ono
e each week, but he turned neat lit