The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-07-26


repertoire in which he and Miss Mar
love will appear next season. Miss
Marlowe is now abroad
Ethel Barrymore. having seen all
thar is now in the dramatic line in
London and Paris, has gone to rest at
one of the German watering places.
William Gillette is finishing a new
play in London, and on his return will
take cruise in his house boat. the
Aunt Polly. William H. Crane is also
spending some time in Europe.
Nat c. Goodwin is spending the
month of July on his ranch in Califor
MIA.
Edna May has returned from Lon.
don, where she went 10 prepare for
her forthcoming appearance in The
Catch of the Season" at Days in
New York in September While
abroad she bought her gowns in Paris
and spent fortnight in Switzerland.
She will rest on the shore of Lake
Ontario until rehearsals begin.
Sam Bernard with Hattie Williams,
Joseph Coyne, and some eighty others,
are spending their vacation at the Her.
aid Square theater New York, play.
ing in The Rollicking Girl"
II has been finally decided that Max.
inc Elliott's new play shall be called
Her Great Match" The play is by
Clyde Fitch.
De Wolf Hopper will open his sea
son in New York on September 4 in
the new opera. "Elysia" by Reginald
De Koven and Frederic Ranken.
Marie Doro. who was last seen in
Chicago with the late Mrs. Gilbert
in Granny" at Powers theater, wilt
this year act as leading woman for
William Gillette in "Clarice." which,
it is said, will have its premiere in
September in London.
Raymond Hitchcock has purchased
cottage at Great Neck, l.. l.. and is
spending his vacation there. His sea
son will open shortly, when he will be
seen in Easy Dawson" In the cast
will be Flora Zabelle, Anna Suther.
land, and Grace Griswold the last the
author Of the playlet "Billy's First
Love"
The cable announces that Mrs. Pat
rick Campbell and young II. B. Ir.
wing are to join forces and tour Eng.
| land as costars This new combina.
ton will prevent Mrs. Campbell's tour
| Of America next season. but it is said
| to be settled that she and Mr.. Irving
will come to the United States IN the
year following.
| Alice Nielsen, whose return to this
| country has been announced, is now
| in London at the Waldorf theater with
pany one rafar-el'.- nsana Or7era com
in October, and will appear In New
York in November for the first time
since her tour in "The Singing Girl
Richard Golden mas been engage
by Henry w. Savage to play the prin
cipal role in the new George AIDE com
/ edv "The Bad Samaritan" which vii
open the season at the Garden theateT
New York, early in September. MI
AIDE has already completed the man
uscript of the play, which is in fou
acts. The first performance will b
given at the Columbia theater. WASH
ngton, D. c., where THE Colleg
Widow" had its premiere.
William Densow of Chicago Is on
, of the authors of Pearl and tn
t Pumpkin" which will be presented
the Colonial theater. Boston, tomr'
row evening. Mr. Denslow devise
', the plot and characters and furnishe
the models for the scenery costume
and properties. He has placed SON
of the scenes in the picturesque BE
mudas, where he has a winter HON
the rest being in New England. I'll
] principal scenes show Hallowee
y festival, a magic cornfield, by moo
{ light, Mother Carey's fairy palace,
field of Bermuda lilies, and DAY
Jones home under the sea.
g Sir Charles Wyndham and his col
s pany will be seen again in this cou
g try this season. This tine the to
will extend to Chicago.
It "Moonshine' is the name that h
b been selected for the new play viii
AZ will be the vehicle for the next sta
= ling tour Of Miss Marie Cahill !
: scene Of the play Is in England,
- second act being at a summer ho'
= on the Thames.