The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-11-17

Lulu Glaser will soon begin rchear-
sails OF Paul NJ. Potter's comedy. The
Beauty shop" in which she Will ap-
pear late I'm December.
Florence Bindley I'm THE Girl and the
Gambler" new confedy drama, will ap-
pear at the Empire theatre, surrounded
by new qualified company.
For the week of Nov. 26 there Is booked
at tho Imperial theatre the popular
Washington Society Girls" company,
who will give daily matineos as usual 10
the ladies.
Frank PiSley and Gustave Luders'
new musical comedy. Tho Grand
time at tho Lyceum theatre An Roch-
ester. Monday evening. Frank Moulan
will play the principal comedy role.
Madam Butterfly" has fascinated all
New York. For the opening perform
ance at the Garden theatre Henry w.
Savage found that the subscription or.
ders alone called for nearly 200 more
seats than the capacity OF the house
Raymond Hitchcock. asked to write
something appropriate for a "birthdav''
sketch. handed tho reporter the fol-
day. / have been working for Henry
w. savage Tor ten years and find still
owe him money"
At the Empire theatre next week Miss
Vivian Prescott. the young leading lady
Of "A Child OF the Regiment" will hold
a stage reception after tho matinee on
THURSDAY, and will present each lady with
a handsome souvenir photo Of herself
Eliza szamosy. the Hungarian prima
donna beauty who Is one OF the new
singers introduced by Henry w. Saw
age in Madam Butterfly" declares she
suffered the most severe fright OF her
artistic career on the opening night OF
the Puccini opera in America.
Al the Lyric theatre, New York. next
Monday evening, Mrs. Flske and the
Manhattan company, under the direc-
gin their annual metropolitan engage
ment. presenting Langdon MitchelTs
new play. The New York Idea"
Miss Laura Laurent of tho Thorough
breds' company. next week at the Impe-
rial is undoubtedly the strongest woman
before the public today and is the star
feature of the Laurent trio acrobats. i'm
connection with whom her wonderful
feats of strength will be performed.
VIII NJ. Cressy. long a familiar figure
IN vaudeville and who years ago was
VIII be starred next year by the
Shnberts IN play from his own pen.
called "A Village Lawyer" Blanche
Dayne Will co-star with Mr.. Cressy.
The Robert Edeson beauty show in
town was a headline I'm a western daily
that startled the star Of "Strongheart -
This clipping was posted on the call board
OF the theatre, underneath a sign which
read. Gentlemen, will this hold you for "A
while"
Barney Gilmore, the natural singing
Irish actor, In a comedy drama by Daniel
l.. Hart. entitled "a Rocky Road to Dub
N 1f. az
theatre following The Child OF the Reg
iment," supported by an excellent COM
pany OF players. Mr.. Gilmore will intro
duce new songs and harp solos.
TO enumerate the catchy songs in the
Thoroughbred" company at the Impe-
rial is TO call the roll of honor OF the
latest song successes. Among them are
Nancy Lee The Boy i'm Blue" THE
Union Men," "Crockadile isle" Eyes of
Blue" when Parted With the Girls ]
Love" and the Soldiers Love for His
Country"
The New York Hippodrome. in Von-
junction with tho eight Shubert theatres
i'm New York. the Belasco theatre and the
Madison Square theatre. has withdrawn
ali advertising from the New York Morn
ing Telegraph. because Of what the inde-
pendent managers believe to be its un-
fair attitude toward all Independent pro-
ductions
Olga samarofr, the brilliant young
pianist, can In sense. trace her artistic
descent directly from Beethoven; and IL
is this fact which gives her readings OF
Becthoven's sonatas such great aufhoT-
ity. She studied them with Charles =
Marie Widor Of Paris. a pupil of a pupil
oi the great master, thoroughly versed In
tho traditions of Beethoven's works.
- James r. Powers, as Private Charlie
Iaylor. the Bandmaster of the Muzzer
Vernugger band. in ''Th. Blue Moon. f"
never had role with so large "A shaT
OF opportunities for raising hearty
laughs or one In which he npneared
with such diverting and satisfvinsr re :
suits. Clara Palmer has proved herself
one OF the cleverest and daintiest come
u,ehhes seen IN musical comedy on
Broadway I'm years
"Neptune's Daughter" has been chosen
by Messrs. Shubert & Anderson as the
title for the big musical spectacle and
extravaganza which viii follow "A So.
ciety Circus at tho New York Hlppo.
drome Thanksgiving week A grea,
dramatic spectacle called Pioneer DAYS
VIII be produced In conjunction with the
musical extravaganza. The two produce
tions viii together employ 600 people.
Or Kari Muck. the now conductor q,
the Boston symphony orchestra, finds
little Inspiration in the music of today.
lie believes that absolute music reached
Its greatest beauty I'm Beethoven and op
cratic music in tho operas of Mozart and
Wagner lie finds much that Is interest :
Ing In the modern Russians. cons iders
tho modern Frenchmcn interesting and
admires Richard Strauss and Mailer.
Rose Stahl's success i'm "The Chorus
Lady" In New York has been a source OF
genuine delight TO the vaudeville world.
for during her three seasons as headliner
she won the liking Of variety performers
Of both high and low degree. ON tho
night Of her debut at the Savoy theatre
she received shoals of elcgrams from
extra attractions special features, -
acrobats. sister actsi' and monologists.
ell wishing her the success YOU deserve"