The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-09
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Aiafiowe have resolyed 70 terminate
tAeir contract With Charles Frohman
d TIE closeof tie present season aud
have signed contracts with the shu,
Abefts. Their season % % begin at the
Lyric ID New York ID tie fall They
have been uniformly successful In
their shakespe areaa iregiyals and win.
coutinse them; but two new produei
tions. Justin Hpntley Nc arthy,g.
.tIoan d Arcs and q new version Of
s'The sunken Hellg are being planned.
NJ sothefn, Il IS said, also has new
/ play by Percy Mackaye IN reserve
Heinrich Conreid, inst cad Of going 70
Europe early this spring, &c is his
usual custom, win accompany or pre-
edethe II etropolttan Opera Company
on Its road tour. Her conreid Is said
Etobe anxious toIearn the details Of the
arrangingnecessary in thevarious cit
hes and to witness the receptions &C
corded bis song birds.
Henry W. Savage, the owner Of the
English Grand Opera COMPANY, has
gone to Europe for the purpose Of Sc
curing additional singers. It is said.
that he proposes to make an elaborate
poduR tion, in English Of the Wagner
trf1ogy, Die Ring Nibelungen," next
season. He is to produce new roman.
tic opera, "The Student King by
Reginald DeKoven, stanIslausstange
and Frederic Ranken shortly after Eas-
ter.
William A. Brady has secured a; new
American play aThe Richest Girl in
the world and Grace George win
give It trial production with "The
Marriage Of William Ashe' company in
st, Louis.
Another girl play, "The Girl Who
Has Everything Clyde Fltch's latest
comedy drama, had It's premier in
Cleveland last Thursday. Eleanor Rob
son headed the cast and Ada Dwyer
and H. B. Warner led the supporting
company. The piece was well re-
ceiyed.
Lydia Yeamans and Fred ]. Titus,
the Americans who are warm fayorltes
in London and the continent, left the
English metropolis recently to begin
their third tour around the world.
Lincoln j. Carter, whose latest melo-
drama, "Bedford's Hope" had Its real
premier in Pittsburg, is said to have
perfected a new sensation which
aclipses the locomotlve,automobile
race, the feature Of this seasons play.
Fanny Rice, the widely known conc.
dienne, who has ben in vaudeville re.
Gently, collapsed during a perform
ance in Buffalo last week. She is i'm.
proving, however, and is expected to
leave the hospital soon,
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sBertha Galland, whose work in
Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hail."
was SO much appreciated, is reported
rs doing we'll through the East in
Sweet Kitty Bellairs."
"A special matinee Of "The Girl OF
the West" was produced in Plttsburg
was given last Thursday in New
York in honor of Mrs. Leslie Carter,
whose entire company attended the
performance.
< bOnMe Maglnn IL DICK III Ile cast |
Of !Twaddle" after an alb
sence caused by an attack of ptomaIne
poisoning.
Henrietta Crosman,. whose connec.
ton with the old Harry Davis Stock
Company resulted in many friends, is
making good" in "As You Like It" in
the East,
1 The Buster Brown Company hid
the unique distinction OF giving seven
performances in three days in Omaha
recently, double matiee, one at 1880
O'Clock and ono at 8, being given on
Saturday,
Georgia. Game was out Of the cast OF
eThe Earl and the Girl" most Of last
week. owing TO III health. The play