Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-18
Playhouse Paragraphs.

Dorothy sEerrod is playing Bossy. her ole
role. in "A Texas Steer.
Theodore Kreamer has completed a new
meiodrama called "A Woman of Fire"
The Arnold DAILY Company has been IN
corpoTated, with a capital stock of $4,000.
Another Indian play. Of which there
uuos.''
The Messrs. Shubert signed a ten years
lease OF the Grand Opera House, Columbus
last week
John Barrymore is to join William Col
lIer In "On the Quiet" and so to Australia
with tine comedian.
Charlotte Walker has left the cas- of The
Embassy Ball" and her place has been
taken by Grace Goodau.
a revival of "Chlmmie Fadden" is spoken
or with Victor Moore, now of Fay Temple
tons company, as the star.
Hope Booth, who has been absent from
The stage for two or three seasons Is to
return TO 1t In a one-act play called Her
Only Way
David Wardeld. in .The Music Master.
viii probably remain in New York for Il
third season run, SO successful have been
star and player.
The Liebler Company plans to erect six
theaiers in as many cities of the west, in
which it Will establishe stock companies
TO play IN repcrtOry.
The shuberts have added to their list OF
stars Howard Kyle. in Mozart" the play
writer au the composers earlier life By
niece of Secretary Root
Katherine Grey and Edwin Arden Will
appear in the production of William A
Brudys Indian play The Redskin - The
play - SAID to be
The name OF the new sousa opera is to
be changed from Free Lance to King
Tor Day. The opera is first to be pro-
duced IN Philadelphia late in March.
The cast for The Triangle" which Is
among the new productions of the season.
includes Charlotte Walker William Morris
Ferdinand GottschaIG. William BramwcIl
and May Isabel Fisk.
Amelia Summerville Will not leave the
cast of THE Earl and the Girl She has
arranged her differences with Messrs. shu
per- ana VIII continue in the part Of Mrs.
sf'mmcIiug Black
Tie novel 'I'our Feathers has been
dEauatized by its author A. T. Mason
uEter The nauc of Margery Strobe" Ethel
baIt5 more is spoken of tor the role of the
heroine when the play is produced.
II a.. Cartons latest farce Mr.. Hopl,iu
sor was given for the first time in this
country at the Savoy Theater New York
last Monday nigHt The piece is reported
Ne' funny and has been drawing finely.
Charles Dickson who resigned from "The
Vanderbilt .tup. company last Saturday
~ T. "as immediately engaged By Herbert
SieItH for tho principal comedy role in
Eesa. Ss."}ns It's All Your Fault
E.I Morgan las been seriously IN for III,
pas, i..frr weeks. and at the present time
- confined ln q -1uitIrum near New York
CITY Nervous Iru>lratinn. brought on by
recent r.Nerses is said 10 be the complaint
"Tre Lion and the Mouse" had IT'S 1ogth
Performance at Tie Lyceum Tueatcr New
York, last Tuesday night. The author.
Charles Klein, played host az a supper to
the members OF the company az Deimonico 5
after tHe play
IL rs said that Miss Viola Allen Will re-
turn fo Shakespeare next season and that
this VIII be her farewell 20 the stage Miss
AAsN was recently married 10 Peter Dur
yG wealthy turfmau whose wedding
GIT 10 Aer was a country home.
Daniel Frohman recently purchased thu |
American and English rights TO a new
comedy drama of modern life written by |
lT5Httr Matthews and George Arliss deal |
ing with theme of international interest |
which Will be produced next season.
June Van Buskrk. the American actress.
WHO BIAS been playing in London IN The
Walls OF Jericho and Angels Uuawares,'
g. 10 he married to the last named piece
Robert Vernon iiarCourt, son of Sir William
Vernon Harcourt. the forme English cabinet
minister
Ethel Barrymore. appearing at the CrI
tcr1u Thedter New York i'm "Alice-Sit- by
fhe-tlre VIII continue her engagement
uutl March ?. Charles Frohwap during
TIE past week cancelled her Chicago en-
Gagemout. and Miss Barrymore VIII sail Cor
Europe the first week in May.
The serio-Comle Girl" originally The
Serio-to mic Goyerness,' 10y Israel Zaugwill
was played for the last time III St. Paul last
Saturday night Manager Howe was re-
EppEstbic for the change ia title, and placed
Nellie Beaumont and Richard Carroll in the
chief roles. bat the western people would
have none OF 1t.
Al the way from Paris comes the news
that Marguerite SYLVIA who has appeared
in tEe support of several American stars,
hss signed contract for Il years engage |
TneUt AZ the opera Comique beginning next
September. Miss SyIva's first appearance
VII ue made as Carmen, In Bizet's opera OF
thar name.
The Duel" a drama in three acts. by
Henri lavedau, was given its first presenta-
tlol iU this country at the Hudson Theater
New York. last Monday night with Otis
Skinner Ia the principal role. Mr. Skinner
played under the management OF Mr..
career. substantial success is reported.
Joseph Arthur. one OF the most successful !
piay Wlights IN America, whose melodramas
OF both pastoral and urban life have been
WEI. received wherever the English Ian
Euase is spoken lies at the point of death in
the Hotel Normandie, New York. His ply
Ricans say that he can survive but short
time. He is suffering from Brights disease |
Miss Edna Bruna Is the present leading
lady of the Arnold Daily Company, being
the third 20 occupy that position in fort
nfght Miss katherine Grey left the COM
pauy and was succeeded by Miss Florence
Kahn, who has also resigned. Miss Bruna
VIII be remembered as the clever stenog-
Tapher in the compary's performance OF
Candida
Miss Pocahontas" the latest r. A Bar
net Extravaganza produced by the Boston
cadets, Will probably be presented in New
York under the direction Of lflaw & Erlan-
ger Contracts between the author and
managers we're signed last Wednesday.
This same firm made one of Its earliest and
biggest successes with Barnets Jack and
the Beanstalk."
Under an arrangement not unlike that ex-
istIHg with Maxine Elliott before she be-