The Washington times., 1905-07-09

ROBERT Lorraine arrived in this city
June B from Europe on the Oceanic He
Is to star next season in ShaW's Man
and Superman." Rehearsals begin in
august and the play goes on at the
Hudson Theater September 4.
PauI1ne Hall Will return to the comic
opera stage next season under the man
agement of Nelson Roberts and at the
Majestic Theater. She has written her
own vehicle.
John B. Reynolds, who was bur+ IN
the railroad wreck at Harrisburg Pa.
ON May 10, has recovered sufficiently TO
pc able TO go to Lake Erie, where l,is
prother is, and where he will remain
during July He expects to resume his
place as acting manager for Blanche
Walsh when The Woman in the Case"
opens. the latter part of August.
Madame Georgette LIE Blanc-Maeter-
linck. the wife of the famous dramattst
ana essayist. has been giving some music
| recffals at the Criterion Theater in Lon
oon for few special matinees. by ar
rangement with Ethel Irving.
Arthur Bourchier celebrated the 25oth
performance of The Walls of Jericho"
June Il He thinks that It will run Until
next Christmas. IL not till Easter. When
cnange is necessary he will produce his
own adaptatton Of lie Duel" and call If
The Duel
Owing to Madame Rejane's success at
Ierry's Theater, London. she decided
20 proiong her season until July l. Dur
Ing her last week she Will present 1T
ParisieDne" and La PasseralIe,
Louise Allen (Mrs. William Collier) re-
turned to America on the Oceanic June
g. ''''e
Madame Calve says she will have a
program of popular songs in ten or
tWeiVe languages and an orchestra of
various nationalities. Each song will
De accompanied by musician dressed
In the appropriate national costume.
Beeroohm Tree hopes to produce
Comyns Cars adaptation of "Oiiver
twist at His Majesty's, London, on
July 10. He will play Fagfn; Hilda
1revelyn. Oliver: Constance Collier.
Nancy, and Lyn Harding Sykes. A big
effect Will be made of the prison scene,
after the Cruikshank plate For his
autumn production Mr.. Tree Is prepar-
ing Stephen Phillips new tragedy writ
ten around the late unlamented Nero.
A great feature will be made of Rome
on fire, for which a most wonderful
scene Will be provided.
George Bernard Shaw has written a
one-act play for performance at the fete
IN aid of the Actors Orphanage Fund
rJ-foi i~h To b. al
Gardens. Londcr.
When Cyril Maude goes into manage
n1ent on his own account he will pro-
duce an Anglicized version of La
Bourse ou Ia Vie
Tittel Bruno has revived Sunday
again in Melbourne in the long list of
plays with which she is making a pro-
nounced hit in Australia.
Maxine Elliott will remain in Eng
land for a month. and will then re-
turn to New York She will be back in
London next spring, and will then star
III Clyde Fitch's new play, Mainly Con-
cerning Jo.'
Maude Feaiy has just returned from
London. where she appeared with Sir
Henry Irving as Fair Rosamond In Ten
nyson's Beckett" and Is now in Denver
to play q short engagement in Mice
and Men" She will return to England
in time to join Sir Henry Irving In Sep
tember in three months provincial
tour. She will also be seen with this
distinguished actor during his Ameri-
can engagement, which will begin next
January.
Frank Daniels will sail for Europe
next Wednesday.
Charles Klein, who arrived in London
recently. says that David Warfield will
open In The Music Master at the new
Waldorf Theater in January. Mr.. Klein
has completed the manuscript of The
Buffoon."
Madame ALA Nasimoff. of the St
Petersburg Dramatic Company. who re-
Gently appeared in two performances
of August Strindberg's Countess Julie"
sailed June 80 on La Lorraine of the
French line Accompanying her were
two actors of the company, Messrs
Wronsky and Karataeff. She will re-
turn on September % with several plays
Mr.. Orleneff remains here to engage a
theatGr for the autumn season.
Julia Marlowe and E. H Sothern will
arrive in London July J, to confer with
Charles Frohman regarding their plans
and plays. Mr. Sothern and Miss Mar
lowe were both born in England, and
neither has appeared on a London stage
Harry b. Stanford, of Sir Henry Irv-
inss company, having ended his season
a. Drury Lane Theater. London, has re-
turned to New York.
Olive Celeste Moore, formerly of the
Rostonians was married to Archibald
s. White of New York. June q ut ST
Cloud, MINI. The wedding took place in
the ST Cloud Presbyterian Church. the
ceremony being performed by the Rev
r, V. Campbell. the oldest Presbyterian
Clergyman in Minnesota.
Sallie Leonard. formerly of The
Crisis company. was married in New
York June 27, TO Edward Bliss, the play
wright.
Emily and Jessie Dodd have purchased
several valuable plots OF groGnd at Bald