Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-24


Mr. w. l. Hubbard of the Chicago
Tribune has prepared the following in
formation concerning the whereabouts of
the popular players:
Mr.. Mansfield has completed HIS aeaRon
and Is settled with his family at his SUM
mer nome in New London. where he re-
Sehtly mas mad built an addition to his
house which friends declare is larger than
the mouse itself He says that IL is merely
commodious enough to make possible the
entertaining OF visitors without being COM
PEELED to invite them out 70 the lawn every
tlme the table has to be set over for a
meal or cleared after one. His season
will not begin until October, and his plans
Tor the year have not been made public
ae has talked of Macbeth" and he has
talked ,SH Of an an Iosen historical drama, but
some play which calls for no lavish
mounting and which, II successful, he can
use almost exclusively throughout the sea-
Mr.. sothern and Miss Marlowe are filling
a months engagement In New York at the
Acaoemy OF Music, where they are present
Ing Shakespeare at popular prices before
audiences big both In size and enthusiasm.
Their whereabouts during the summer
months Is at yet left uncertain Miss Mar
| lowe usually goes to Germany, and IL is
| not impossible that she may DO SO for a
part OF the time this year, although the
have outlined for themselves next season
| doubtless viii result In both OF them com
eompison Of pans Mr sotSern GsceS S1S
made known that next winter he and Miss
Marlowe would produce three poetic dramas
VIII be by Eric Mackaye, who wrote
Pilgrims" and the third viii be by II. W
stars will be seen in D'AnnunTo's "Joria, :
| IN Budermann's John the Baptist" In
HauPsmAnn's The sunken Ball" In the
Romeo and Juliet" Tanning OF the
shrew, Merchant OF Venice" and
n wbIeh NiEhr sotS.lI In AS You Like T. =.
lAndo, but win alternate as T0uchstone and
jacques, With such List as this IL Is safe
| to say that wherever Mr.. sothern and MISS
MArlowe turn for their summer vaca dor
II viii not be time Of tdlsness for either
Mrs. Flake became 30 enRmored OF Cali
fornia the last time she was there tina
this summer, instead OF turning 70 Switz
sought the Pacific coast, and has ests b
hshed herself In cottagI at Ben LomonC
IN the =, santa Cruz mountains, California
and little later by Nine. Bertha KAhch
She VIII devote part OF her time % study
YORK IDEAL which she e R 70 produce HS 10
the nrst time In October In Alwaukee
coming 70 Chicago for her autumn en-
WIN prepare with Mime KAlich the drami
in which these two stars will appear 10
Sethsr for a short time in the spEtng.
are scattered Miss Stevens Is with Mrs
Fiske In California, John Mason II play
ing ia the west, and Mr.. ArliAs has Bon
70 Europe and will MI a short en6agemen
this month with Olga Nethersole In Parii
when she goes there 70 present The See
ond Mrs. TanQueray' and several othe
plays from her repertory.
Eleanor Robson and her mother, Made
Carr Cook, have gone TO Europe, but WI
return for the opening OF the season In Sci
> tember when Mrs Cook resumes her life
long stay In Mrs. Wigs OF the Caboag
Patch" and Miss Robson begins work O
the rehearsinG OF the ten plays, eight
her long stay In New York
Ethel Barrymore has bought q place
Maine and q there for her rest HI
brother lionel has gone 20 Paris. or
about 70 DO 30, ana Il Is stated that he vi
devote himself for q year 70 thE study
4 painting, and when he returns 70 this ecu