Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-24

the first of the week and Hamlet. for the
end of the week.
The title of John Klein,s new play Is
Daughters OF Men" This, however. may
be changed later on.
Dolores Mclean, who played ophelia to
season.
Viola Allen is to appear next season In
"Cymbeline. Twelfth Night" and "A
Winters Tale"
Olga Nethsrsoae has been elected one OF
the vice presidents of q vegetarian associa-
ton In London.
FRITZ Schen Is to. spend her vacation
taking an autemobf1e trip through the
famous Black Forest.
Jacob Adler. the Yiddish actor, has begun
a short season in Shakespearean plays in
New York.
Beatrice Golden 10 to succeed Adele
Richie in 1.-THE Social Whirr' when the
play goes on tour in the fall.
Maude F'ealy Is to star next season under
Morton's comedy. illusions OF Beatrice"
'The Tourists" the latest musical play
put on by the Shuberts, Ia to be taken or
the boards this week.
THE Fifth Commandment Is the title OF
the playiet in which Julius Steger. Forest
Robinson and Miss Julie Herne are appear
ing In vaudeville.
.'Mamzele Champagne" the new musical
play by Edgar Allen Wolf and Casius
Freedom. had its premier at Atlantic CITY,
where It made good impression.
Lewis Waller the famous English actor.
may be seen In Conan Doyie's play Brig
adler General" in this country next sea-
SON
Arnold Daily will appear next season In
a Shaw repertoire and four new plays, SO
he has cut out little bit OF work for
his energies.
THE Earl and the Girl" .Mexicana"
and 'Happyland'' are among the Shubert
musical successes that viii be on tour again
next season.
Liebler & Co. are to produce q drama
tizatson OF Cape Cod Folks" with VIII r.
Hodge in the leading part. The dramatiza-
ton Is made by Miss Harriet Ford.
James T. Powers has gone with the
Shuberts. and Is to be starred by them
next season In the BLUE Moon" an Eng
lish musical play that has had long RIM
at the Lyric Theater, London.
Henry w. Savage sailed on the Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse for London, Paris, Ber-
lin and Budapest to make the final ar
rangements for his forthcoming production
OF Puccinfs Madame Butterfly
Among the earliest OF the fall produc-
tons will be THE Judge and the Jury"
which Is western In scene and story. and
was written by Harry D. Cottrell and
Oliver Morosco Of California.
Jesse Lynch Williams, the author of
THE Stolen Story" the play Of American
newspaper life, Is at work on a new novel
which is to be published next winter, but
the subject of which has not been dis
closed.
Carlotta Niilson will appear under the
season In Rachel Crothers' four-act COM
edy, THE Three OF U.s." Miss Nilsson is
now in Paris. but will return to this ooun-
try In August.
Henery Woodruff will have no vacation
this summer. After fifteen weeks In
Brown of Harvard at the Princess Thea
ter, New York. he opened for ten weeks
Chicago, last Sunday night A Boston
run viii follow.
E. 8. Willard has secured from Beerbohm
Tree the American rights to Colonel
Newcome. the dramatization by Michael
Morton OF Thackeray's novel. When Mr..
Willard begins his American tour in Octo-
Der he will produce the play in Montreal,
and later in New York and other leading
cities OF the United States.
Sarah Bernhard has mapped out busy
time. She will spend part of the summer
in her country home in Brittany writing
her memories and book on the art of act
ing. She is to make tour Of Spain and
Portugal. and is to produce several new
plays at her theater in Paris. including
Jeanne dare and French version OF
Twelfth Night"
Charles Klein's play. "The Lion and the
Mouse" has not had the same popularity
In London that it has had on this side the
Atlantic. and Edmund Breese. Richard
Bennett, Walter Allen and Marguerite st.
John. who went to London to appear In
the English production. have returned to
their places in the original company, which
is playing at the Lyceum Theater, in New
York.