The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-01

Charles Dillingham; has just sprung a.
 march on its fellows by establishing
 chorus girl recruiting stations in Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
 Last weeks harvest in the cities named
 brought sxty-four voices to the Dilling-
 ham musical productions, twenty from
 Boston, sixteen from Philadelphia, ten
 from Baltimore and the others of the
 total from Washington.
 One of Charles Frohman's earliest pro-
 ductions will be play by Henry Arthur
 Jones, one of the greatest of English
 dramatists. MT. Jones is the author of The Liars," '"The Masquerader' and
 other equally well known plays. His new play will have it's premier on August 30 at the Hudson theatre, New York. When William H. Crane begins his next New York season in September, it will
 be in a new play in four acts by Alfred Sutro, author of "rhe Walls of Jericho. The title is ''The Price of Money" In August at the Criterion theatre, New York Charles Frohman makes his first
 musical production of the season, pre- senting Hattie Williams in The Little Cherub" MT. Frohman will surround Miss Williams with cast of more prom
 thence than has ever been seen before in
 a Broadway musical production. Miss Will
 Hams achieved great success in "The Girl from Rays" and later in '"fhe Rollick- ing Girl" She is now abroad but re- turns shortly for rehearsals Ben Teal, who will stake the play, has cornered the Broadway beauty market for this pro- duction.
 Following a custom that has existed ~G 4lz LN,,atNt ire, John Drew will be the first attrac-
 tion of the season at New York's beau- tihll theatre. He will be seen this year In A. w. Pinero's play, His House in Order" now the success of the London season. Margaret Ellington will be MT. Drew's leading lady.
 Sam Bernard has returned to New York | after a vacation at Mt. Clemens. He mad I played just one solid year in ''The Rol- | licking Girl and needed rest. Next | season Mir. Bernard will be seen in a ! musical play by Harry B. Smith and Lud- wig Englander in which he will have | part similar to Hoggenheimer
 At the conclusion of her recent tour l of the eastern states, and before sailing l for Europe Olga Nethersole announced | her-intention of returning to America
  l end of next November, when she pro- poses visiting the principal cities in the west and south for the first time Her itinerary is arranged for her to open in New Orleans early next December. A special effort will made for Miss Nether-
 sole to appear for several weeks in San
 Francisco, but if a theatre is not avail able by Christmas, she will play pro- longed engagement In Oakland instead. The route will comprehensively take in
 Texas, South and North California, Brit ish Columbia, Washington, Colorado and
 middle states Miss Nethersoles reper- toire is to include all the notable dramas that have made her name famous throughout the length ana breadth of the land and also a new version of "Adrienne Lecouvreur, made by herself. While Tn
 the west she intends to produce the play
 that has been adapted for her from Ger trude Atherton's novel, "A Daughter of the Vine.
 Tyrone Power whom Edward A. Braden has selected to play the star part Of | '.Barabbas in Marie Corellis play of that name next autumn. left last week to
 spend his vacation in Canada. He Is at
 present camping out with some friends on St. Paul Isle, AuxNoix, Province or l Quebec. He writes that he is putting in
 the time most agreeably, hunting. fishing and studying his part in "Barabbas. MT. l Power will not return to New fork until