Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-29
Go.nin from staReIand.


Eliza Proctor Otis is a member of Lew
Fields Herald Square company
Louis Man and Clara Lipman may re-
vive "All on Account OF ELIZA.
Andrew Mack is going to resurrect Bou-
cicault's Irish play, "Arrah na-Pogue."
Another Independent theater building in
New York is to be named the Stuyvesant.
Paul Potter is to write new work for
Shop"
Now there is talk of giving vaudeville
performances on long distance railway
trains.
Nav Irwin will be seen and heard in a
farce comedy with the title, Mrs. Wilson,
That's ALI"
II. Reeves-smith, the English actor, will
be Lillian Russells leading man IN Bar
bara's Millions"
Marie Cahill's latest comedy, that will
be seen in August, has the odd utle'
Marrying Mary"
In Annie Runsselrs production OF "A
Midsummer's Night Dream" John Bunny
will play Bottom.
Jerome X. Jerome is writing a new play
Olga Nethersole is to produce on her com
ing tour in this country.
1.-THE Voice Of the Night" is the name
of James ONeill's scriptural DRAMA based
on John the Baptist.
Hattie Williams has been chosen as the
star Of ''The Little Cherub." 1t is, by
the author Of "The Girl from Kays."
From August, 1906, to, June, 1906, llS
new plays were produced IN Ne% , t np,rX
Justin HuntIey Mccarthy has completed
a play having Caesar Borgia' the famous
soldier cardinal of the Roman church, as
its central figure,
Virginia. Drew Prescott has been engaged
as leading woman in support OF john :;
Farrell, who opens The Glraru august 10
with 1.-THE Count and the Convict
The tour of THE Rogers Brothers in Ire
land" will commence August 30 at Atlanuc
city Edwin J. Cohn is engaged as man
ager and H. 4. Arcy as aee inc ,, me OF
Ethel Barrymore Is resting in Maine.
She will be seen during the early part
Of the season in "Alice-sit-b y-the- Fire"
the play by J. M. Barrie, in wmch she
made SO great a success in New York.
William H. Crane opens his season at
the Savoy theater, New york. In inc
Price Of Money "ba new Wa Plsy Of Sericho.
Mr. Crane returns from abroad early next
month.
William Gillette who is now cruising
on tour this fall in his own play. "Clarice,'
in which he scored so marked triumph
last season. His leading woman Will De
Marie Doro.
Tyrone Power, the young actor, who ap;
pears in the Biblical pay, barabbas,
this season, Is a grandson OF the Ilsh
In the mysterious wreck Of the steamer
President In lSn
When I'm old Kentucky" begins it's
next season the leading role OF Msdge,
Marie Quinn, a young actress YET IN hef
teens Miss Quinn made her stage debut
at the tender age Of 9 years
Peter Pan" returns to the "neylr
never, land" in September, when Maude
Adams begins her season in the charming
and wonderfully successful J. N. Barrie
play Miss Adams VIII make short tour
afterwards returning TO New York
Charles Frohmans first production of
the season will be made at Atlantic CITY
for the frst time in America the success
full musical play, The Little Cheruo;
The leading role will be played by Hattie
Williams.
In the latter part of August, at Wal
lacks theater, New York. Charles Froh-
man will produce the American play The
o SIISsg Morosco and Harry D. Cottreil and
is described as being unusually strong
and picturesque.
John Drew returns from abroad early
next month to begin reheRrsals in Ibis
House in order" by Arthur w. Pinero
Mr.. Drew is now in London, though a
greater part OF his vacation mas Deen
al the Empire theater, New York in sep
TENDER.
Edna May has again taken her position
as the idol OF all London. Her success ~
the Belle OF Mayfair is the greatest she
has ever known In England, and the coy
little vaudeville thester is CROWDED, az
10 London is greatly in evidence In Miss
Mays applauding audiences.
Manager Will ]. Block has secured Miss
Elhe Fay 70 appear in his musical comedy
production, Coming Thro' the Rye" Last
season she starred In The Belle OF Avenue
A." and made a tremendous success in the
unique character. Coming Thro' the Rye"
will be played throughout the western
country early in the season.
Mr.. Louis Evan Shipman's last work,
"On Parole" Is a fOur-act wartime play
with a new treatment. II was laid In the
Rappahonnock region in Virginia In 1862 and
is Written from the southern point OF view
Mr. Edward A. Braden has engaged Char
lotte Walker TO play the principal female
principal male part.
The following note from the Kansas City
Journal OF Wednesday will have some In