The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08
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.erhe Time. the Place and the Girl
a New York success, is now running at
Chicago.
The Chicago performances of Nine.
Yvette Guilbert and NJ. Albert Cheya-
lier will be given in Orchestra Hail.
! September IL
the Chicago Post Prints the follow
/ ing trite observations;
| Since the ss17-year- old-girl free mat
inee' announced for Miss Elsie Jams
/ at the Colonial was such an over
1 whelming success that it had to be
/ abandoned, the management OF slne
| Love Route, promises free admission
on, next Friday evening to all engaged
couples who pass the scrutiny or
committee composed of Miss Beatrice
Fairfax and another love expert. AL
| the Studebaker, where the newspaper
play. THE Stolen Story" is being
played, all reporters are being admit
ted at $3.50 each, and at the Grand
all natives of Cincinnati are permitted
to view Mr.. Joe Weber and his com
pany at 50 per orchestra seat.
Mr.. Henry e. Dixey, according to re-
port, met Mr.. Peter F. Daley on
Broadway one evening last week and
asked him what he was doing.
Nothing at ALL. announced Mr..
] n
..Then." suggested Mr.. Dixey. let's
90 up the the Waldorf-Astoria and
hear the Chicagoans eat soup"
Miss Edith Taliaferro is now playing
/ the part OF sLovey Mary created by
her sister, Miss Mabel Taliaferro, in
Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage Patch
At the Bijou theater, New York,
David Warfeld, under the direction OF
David Belasco, has resumed his re-
rnarkable engagement in THE MUSIC
i Master" inaugurating the third con-
secutive season ON Broadway. War
fields great success in this play, with a
run in New York that no other star
has ever before equaled IN one play,
has been the talk Of theatrical cir
cles in America and Europe. War
fields fame has been carried abroad,
and his soul-stirring characterization
Of the German music teacher has been
praised by the worlds critics. The
present New York engagement Is lin
tied to only four weeks. and It is an
nounced that it viii be his last New
York appearance in this play. Tne
house is almost sold out for the four
weeks, and although this indicates that
the metropolitan run could be con-
tinued much longer, David Belasco VIII
} present Warf1eld in the principal cities
of the United States, beginning No
vember 1. This tour, it IS said, will be
the first and last one OF AWarf1eld in
THE Music Master"
Recently Thomas JEFFERSON, who APP
{. peared in Topeka in the piece that ais
II father made famous, Rip Van Win
kle.y and a twentieth century woman
held a passing conversation Il don't
aspire to be q lecturer don't like
to be lectured myself said Mr. JEFF
, ferson by way OF beginning. "Ours Is
, the one art not only allowing, but re-
curing reputation" he said 1.-The &C
! %0vs Inn a1~fNg n p A.
, reer the art of reproduction. He mus
I always say his lines as though 1t were
for the first time. If he fails in this
he fails in everything.
Years ago, when Mrs Fiske was
: known as Little Minnie Maddern,'' she
! played child parts in support OF Ida
, Vernon, who at that time was a popu-
8 Leah and Divorce" Now condf-
z lions have been reversed and Miss Yer.
non will be a member Of Mrs. Fisk &
Manhattan company the coming sea-
! son. Another addition to the Fiske
I company is Dorothy Dorr. who gave
such a striking performance as 'fClaire
Forster" in The Woman in the Case.
: Ida Conquest will play this season
the part OF ''A4aquita.' 8 waif Of the
Z west. grown into attractive woman
hood, in the play The Judge and tbs
Jury"
Maude Adams opens her season earn.
in October, continuing in her creates
success, Peter Pan
:. Clara Bloodgood win be seen THU
season in q new play which Clyde Fitch
has just delivered to Charles Froh-
man.
a Charles Dillingham; has secured tn.
:, dramatic rights TO Winston Church4Ipl
z novel. "Coniston.' T2
T. James K. Hackett holds the rights K
s Maurice Ma eterlinck's new play
= Il Oiseau Bleu, ,, for both England ans
0 America, and will present the piece fol
}, the first time in this country abeu
: February 1 next. other production
n promised by the actor-manager in
n elude: r. G. Cartons farce. 'sPubli'
= Opinion two English musical come
f dies, The Girl Behind the Counter
d and 1.-THE White hrysanthemum;
3, dramatization Of Katherine sThurstoni
n novel, THE MasQuerader," and nev
plays by Claiming Pollock, Alfred Su
tro. and Pierre Wolf
d owen Wister Is making a dramatiza
g ton of his latest novel, Lady Balti
o more"
4 Margaret Ellington IS to create il
: this country the principal feminine roll
in His House in Order in whicl
John Drew is to appear.
Jimmie Powers viii appear this sea
= son in THE Blue Moon Jimmie
Is Powers appeared here last in the Japa
/ nese musical comedy, 'sSan Toy
l. Brennon have eollaborated on new
e play which is said to daaI with a nroh