Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-06

.ahc oser He bIdncne walsh prOduc ton of "The Kreutzer Sonata.n Mis-
 Davis yearns for rest from "Anna,
 Tn Way Down East" which she ha.
 played continually for ten years.
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 Grace George is to have a long r,u
 III New York. So successful has been
 her latest play, Clothes" at the Man
 haitian theater, that all of the book lngs at that house have been rear. ranged to permit her to remain there \ indefinitely.
 I 1l:
 Charles Frohman thinks very high " of the new Clyde Fitch play called | Truth" which he placed in rehearsal the other day for early production. In fact those who are close to NI, Frohman assert that he regards this as quite the best example of Mr. Fltchs work yet submitted to the public.
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 When the dramatization of his novel "The Jungle" is presented on the stage Upton Sinclair will be seen In the role of Ostrinsky, young Lithuanian workman in a Chicago packing house. The young author de- cided Wednesday that he would tenn porarily abandon his literary work to | appear in the dramatizati0n of his | novel.
 :Il:
 In order that Miss Lillian Russell may come into the Savoy theater with "Barbara's Millions" next Monday night, Miss Rose Stahl, in "The Cho. rus Lady will go over to the Gar. rick for an open week between the ending. of William Cranes engage ment and the beginning of the New York run of William Gillette in his own play, "Clarice."
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 Seven Italian singers and fifty three musicians who form the '.com- pany' brought over by John Cort and Samuel kronberg to assist Signor Leoncavallo in his concert tour, ar rived on the Princess Irene. Among the singers are: Signor Raffaele de Ferran, baritone; Signora Ester Fer rabini, soprano; Signor Augusta Bar baini tenor; Signor Vergilia Bellatl baritone; Signor Nino Perya. tenor; SignOrita NJ. Calci, soprano. and Signora Adele Rizzini, soprano.
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 Twenty-three boxes have been sold at the Manhattan opera house at tLe rate of S4,0OO for each box for the season. This makes an income al- ready of S90O00 from a portion of the boxes. Among the box holders are Miss Calender, who Is part box holder at the Metropolitan opera house, and Is we'll known as SUD- porter of music; Captain de Lamar, John A. Drake, Charles T. Barney and T.. C. Converse, the steel manu- facturer. and Colonel Thompson.
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 Little Miss Blyth Daily is young woman of convictions far beyond | her four small years. The sole l daughter of the heart and house of l Daly was taking her morning airing on the avenue yesterday, when a wo- man halted the nurse to compliment i her on the lovliness of her tiny charge After all sorts of praise for the manners and beauty of the tor. the woman turned to Miss Blyth and | said: You are perfect little blonde. aren't you?" Miss Daily shook her spun-glass locks and drew herself up to the full height of her limited inches: No. madame" she replied, in tones of great majesty. T am not a blonde, am Catholic!
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 Marie Cahill was gossiping with a Of friends and her manager, Daniel Y. Arthur. the other night af- ter performance of Marrying Mary" at Daly's theater, when the subject turned on Herr Possart, tie great German tragedian. All were to learn that Mir Arthur had in his possession a contract with Possart to tour the United States, The Is a part of the many things left Arthur by his old star. Stuart 1 Mir Arthur explained that the contract was worthless now, be. !, ,ause no one in the world could again make PoSsart cross the ocean. Ills ; asst trip home to the fatherland was ' 'pent in perfect terror. and although 1 Robson did everything in his power o make the great German come back, ' [ was impossible 10 overcome his ears.
 t. Fl. smile and . fascinating per ionality. isn't therei Miss Virginia Iarned's production of "The Love 4eiter" las been surrounded by the 1, ihuberts with a gorgeous investiture |, fl scenic cnibeliishncnt and stage !. ettings. Included in the latte cata- , .ory Is fine suite of genuine Lonis z luinze chairs. which 1t wonll r..nd ] our soul to intrtlst to the grinIv ' 'aws of the average scene sh.f;c-. z Dver in Pittshurg iMss Harnei. with z he con1ucring smile that steals all earts. suggested that possibly. may e. perhaps if the furniture were s andlesi by gloyesl stage-hauis it night last longer The smile dh r. nd the stage mechanics immediately rrayed themselves in large white offon gloves. in which they stall.-l bout the place with uneasy elegance. Jack" Hoffman. who saw them. said here would have been a strike If any ne but Miss Harnel had suggested. he thing. But the Sanlou scenery sIne out of the smoky city without a u nudge q
 Fl: s E.idie Toy Is diSocnsolate. He at- . .Inptel to try his doz on the Kansas ' fly hotels. but they wouldn't stand . sr it. He fS here plaving at the New :.