Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-12-02
THEATRICAL,
 CHATTER
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Emma has been singing for the photograph company in Chicago, and has been surprised at the sound of her own voice as "sung back at her. She received $1,O0O for five songs sung at one sitting for the records. Il:
 Maude Adams will give few extra matinees of 'Peter Pan" during the holiday weeks. The dates decided upon were Thanksgiving, Christmas, Wednesday, December ?, New Years day, and Wednesday, January 8.
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 Sarah Cowell Le Moyne, widow of W. J. Le Moyne, will devote her time henceforth to teaching dramatic art, giving readings from Browning, and appearing occasionally on the New York stage for special engagements. ::ii:
 George NJ. Cohan's engagement in Little Johnny Jones" at the New York theater ends Saturday even ing, and he will be followed on Mon ] day evening by Richard Carle in his new musical play, "The Mayor of | TOkio.'
 A writer who seems in a position to know tells us that Mrs Leslie Garter | dimes regularly on raw beef. She is | said to do this for two reasons: First, because she believes raw beef to be strengthening, and, second, because | she likes raw beef.
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 It is rumored that Conried and Frau Wagner are finally to make peace and the "Parsifalp dispute is to be buried forever. Humperdinck, the composer of ''Haensel' and 'Gretel," who is in New York as guest of Herr Con- l ried, is an intimate adviser of Frau | Wagner, and it is through him that the reconciliation is looked for. Il:
 Klaw < Erlanger's massive specta- cle, "The White Cat" will end it's en- | gagement at the New Amsterdam the ater Saturday evening, December 9, and will be followed on Monday even ing, the 11th. by E. s. Willard in a repertoire of his successes. ''The White Cat is unquestionably the greatest spectacular production ever staged in this country and has proved an immense success.
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 George Edwards's great company in "Veronique" continues to draw ca pacity audiences to the Broadway the. | ater and will score one of the most successful runs made on the Rialto in many years. This piece is an entirely new departure In musical entertain ment and one seeing it does not won der that 1t made run of over 50t nights at the Apollo theater in Lon don. Ruth Vincent proves mos captivating personality in the titl' role. @
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 The secretary of the American Ora matists' club has received lettel from Chicago to the effect that thu Cook Majestic Stock company is pirat Ing the following plays: "The Parisl Priest" under the name of ''The Wa! of the World"; "The Lost Paradise, under the title of Capital and Labor "The Suwannee River" under the titl, of Roanoke; "The Golden Clan
 Mine," under the title of "Mine 49'' Was She to BlameTj under it's prope
 title, and "A Daughter of the South,
 under the title of "A Southern Spy.
 Last week the company played Kala mazoo and is said to be booked thi
 week at Jackson, Mich. fl:
 Wagenhals & Kemper have arrange' : for Blanche Walsh's appearance il London for the coming season. Mis- Walsh, who is now duplicating he New York record business on tour wit Clyde Fitch's play, ''The Woman | the Case" is to have another ney : play by Mir Fitch for next season, am it will be one of the first attraction : that Wagenhals & Kemper will pre- sent at the new Astor theater. Mis- Walsh's season in London will be fo twelve weeks. during which time sh will present "The Woman In tn Case" Jacob Gordin's drama, 9Th
 Kreutzer Sonata" and the new pla
 that Is now being written for her b Mir Fitch.
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 During his Washington engagement
 fast week Marshall r. Wilder, with hi wife, called at the White House to pre- sent Mrs Wilder to President Boose
 welt. They were accorded a warm rt
 ception, the President thanking M Wilder very cordially for copy of hi
 new book. "The Sunny Side of tn
 Street, which MT Wilder had sen
 him a short time before. When com
 ing out NIT Wilder was assailed by
 group of newspaper men, and whil ' ..tt-s.,-- 4s shatu fsrtsehn.a nm aUaina