Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-25

Beast" announces that she will shortly
leave the stage to become the bride OF Ar
thur Latham, a wealthy broker OF Rocaes-
JeI, y. i.
Richard F. Carroll and Mabel BarIison
have recently been added to the cast OF
His Majesty" which Nelson Roberts IN
tends to whip into shape for New York
production at any cost Added 10 this Iair
are Blanche Ring, Van Renssler Wheeler,
Anna Loughlin and Harry Kelly.
wanack's Theater. New York, which for
the past two years has been booked under
an arrangement with Henry w. Savage,
will next season house the productions OF
Charles Frohman. This house completes a
list of seven theaters in New York over
which Mr. Frohman viii nave personal
supervision.
Charles Frohman sailed last Tuesday
from New York for a six months stay IN
London. where he will make six American
and English productions at his different
theaters there before June l. and also look
after the new theater that Is to be built for
him. making his nth playhouse in the Eng
lis metropolis.
Willard Spencer, the author OF Princess
Bonnie" The Little Tycoon and Miss
Bob White" has written another opera, in
which Robert BToderick is to have one of
The leading roles. The name OF the new
work is for the present withheld. 1t Is TO
be produced by Nixon & Zimmerman IN
Philadelphia shortly.
The choice of Joe Weber's burlesque foI
this season at his music hall in New York
was made last week when the German
comedian decided to kill two birds with
one stone in presenting a travesty on Ihe
Squaw Man" and The Girl From the
Golden West" under the title of 1.-THE
Squaw of the Golden West"
It is said that thrilling electrical effects
10 ", MI of A :
in which Julia Marlowe will appear next
season. BY means of an ingenious device
the flames by which the heroine Is CON
demned to death will appear az II arising
around her as she stands at the stake, I'M
til at last she sinks out of sight in the
midst Of them.
The cast of Brown of Harvard" The
play by Rlda johnson Young. which Henry
Miller is TO produce, includes Henry Wood
run Walter Thomas, Laura Hope CreWe'
Douglas j. Wood. Kate Lester ana Catn-
erire Calhoun. The feature of the play
will be a college rowing race. and Il oani
OF picked athletes will represent the re-
speCtive racing crews.
"rhe School Girl company, under the
direction of Ray COmstock, brought its
tour TO a close last Saturday night in
Atlantic City. The organization has been as
far west as st. Louis and south to Texas
since early last fall, and has enjoyed Il
fair share of prosperity. The continued
Illness OF Carrie Reynolds. the star OF the
company. caused the close down.
Charles h. Hanford reports the most sue
cessful season he has ever known. At a
Wednesday matinee the immense theater at
Salt Lake City was packed from the or
chestra rail TO the top OF the third gallery.
II has been the usual experience to find all
seats sold and standing room in demand
when his company arrives in a town
Miss Carrie Lee Stoyle, who plays the
part of Mrs Hercourt sister to the Bishop,
in the play The Bishop" met with a pain
dul accident Wednesday evening 10y falling
and spraining her ankle. disabling her so
that she was unable to take her place in
the cast Thursday. Miss Carolyne McLain,
who has been playing in stock for several
seasons. was called at a moments notice
and rendered the part in a highly creditable
manner