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Hagenbeck's Circus.

In conjunction with the East Indian Pers-
hera, presented as feature with the Carl
Hagenbeck Greater Shows, which exhibit
in Washington April 20 and u, coterie OF
Hfndood jugglers, SO classed, are presented.
In appearance they are best compared to
our genuine gypsles. In accomplishments
they are said to be exceptionally sktllful.
They will make a serpent disappear,
II ee grow and bring forth fruit. water
flow from apparently empty vase 9th
ers Will swallow a saber or play tricks
with sharp knives. Each has his special
accomplishments They are conjurerS,
acr obats and exhibitors of wonderful feats
of strength. They form a subtle and crafty
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money Talks

Money Talks" new play by Cleveland
Moffett, will be offered at the Belasco The
alter next week. The performance will have
the advantage of a good cast, headed by
". II. Thompson Money Talks has a
moral which Is particularly applicable to
present-day conditions. The hero of the
play has had SO much success In his finan-
cial affairs that he has come to believe that
money will purchase anything. His discov-
cry that love is an exception in the list of
buyable commodities furnishes the theme
of what Is said to be charming comedy
drama. The supporting company includes
Amber Lawlord and other actors of known
merit
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Sunday Concert at the Belasco.

For the concert at the BelascO Theater to-
night an interesting and varied program is
promised Mr. w. +. Christian. tenor. will
sing "Cayatina," from Faust The Pub
lican" by Van de Water, and Loves Di-
lemma," by Richardson Mr.. Norman Daily
pianist, viii play Rustic OF Spring" and
the ''PAgrinl's Chorus from "Tannhauser."
The moving pictures, presented by the Miles
Bros, viii include some new travel views
and a new film called Living Flowers Mr..
Rakemann's orchestra will render popular
and high-class compositions.
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end of the month Pickering Ia anxious to
buy UP the new Bingo Pickle Company.
which, with Swinger~as a silent partner.
has put the pickle trust on the run. The
young man gets the girl. The cast is large
and includes Charles jackson, George
Henry. Trader, George Irving, Harry Frees.
Mabel Amber. Georgia Mendum, Louise
Sydmeth Blanche Mccormick and Elene
Foster
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"Just Out of College. y

Just Out of College" the latest AIDE
comedy, which comes TO the National The
alter. Washington, week of April 10. was
written for Joseph Wheeloek. jr.. who heads
tho company In the role of Edward Worth
ington Swinger, merry young man just
graduated from Harvard. Swinger has
fallen desperately in love with Caroline
Pickering, played by Catherine Gilman,
daughter OF pickle king. Old man Pick
ering insists on Swinger's making good
before he will surrender his daughter, Pick
erfng loans the young man $4,000 and or
ders him to report In three months. AT the
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chase,s Theatar.

Ray l.. Royce is announced as one of the
leading features at Chase's this week Mr..
Royce comes direct from his tour in
York State Folk, and his Offering is
said TO be calculated to exploit his gifts as
mimic and entertainer. The Barrows-
Lancaster Company, Including James o.
Barrows and john Lancaster. will present
Tactics, or the Blue ana the Gray" which
is described as a comedy bristiing with
action and telling a story of absorbing In
terest; The Sisters Macarte, a trio of pretty
girls, viii give slacizwire performances
Bobby North. late OF The Girl from
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"The Duel. +"

Charles Frohman will present Otis Skin
ner IN The Duel at the New National
Theater Monday, April %. The play comes
here by way of Paris, where, upon its orisyi-
nal production at the Coincide Franchise,
1t created sensation. NJ. Henri Lavedaa
is the arthor of the play and Louis N Par
ker its translator for the English stage.
In the list of players surrounding Mr.. Skin
ner are Miss Fay Davis, Guy Standing and
Eben PlYmpton.
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INV Tomboy Girl. "

Miss Lottie Williams will be seen in My
Tcmboy Girl, an elaborate novelty pro
duction by Charles e. Blaney. which comes
to the Academy the week of April 16 The
play Is In four acts and ten scenes and is
said to be full of human interest. There
will be supporting company of fifty people
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

Edward Harrigan IN 'Old Lavender" a
three-act comedy written by Mr. Harrigan,
viii be the attraction at the Majestic Thea
ter this week. Mr.. Harrigan is regarded as
a capable character. and ia addition to his
work on the stage he is the author of
twenty-three plays. In the company sup
porting Mr narrigan there win be his son
william. who plays the role of Dick, the
wharf rat
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Baron's Burlesque Menagerie.

The bill at Chase's Theater for Easter
week includes Baron's Burlesque Menagerie
an exhibition In which the animals are
dressed as lions, bears, ponies, tigers
zebras, etc, concluding with a laughable
travesty in pantomime; Herzog-Camaras
trio, women athletes: Monroe, Mack and
Lawrence, In "Maggie's Day OFF," Rather
inc Bloodgood. the operate contralto
Rice and Elmer. and the motion pictures
with THE Latest Dream of the Rarebit
Ftend"
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Kernan's Lyceum.

The ''Dreamland Burlesquers declared
to be a new and entertaining production,
viii be the attraction at Kernan's Theater
this week. The company numbers fifty per-
sons. Two musical piaylets viii be pre-
sented. AT the Circus" and Through the
Clouds. an ais~ship burletta. An clio of
novel acts is promised
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London is about to have two new Punch
and Judy" shows One of them is by J. NJ
Barrie Perhaps 1t was the success Of his
little playlet about Harlequin, Columblne
& Co. which made Mr. Barrie decide to
make a play about still another ancient
family Anyhow it is now announced that
one OF the two new pieces of his which are
70 be given at the Comedy soon Is con-
cerned with Mr.. Punch and his companions
and that it will be quite as original in It's
way was "Pantaloon," although perhaps
not quite as pathetic and tear-compell!ng
II has just developed that more than year
ago Edward Morton, who wrote San Toy
also conceived the idea of making the his-
toric Mr.. Punch" the hero Of a stage play.
Full OF thu Idea. he communicated it to
George Edwardes, who promptly told him
to go ahead" with the result that now his
Punch and Judy a musical comedy is
also nearly ready to be staged. 1t Is IN
fact, now underlined for production at tho
Gaiety, but it is improbable that the two
pieces will be enough alike to clash.
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April IS and sail for London to confer with
his manager, Mr.. Charles Frohman.

his manager, Mr.. Charles Frohman.
Dorothy Sherrod is to be leading woman
with Tim Murphy In his new comedy by
Paul Wilstach, entitled Rufus Rugg."
The revival of "Chariy's Aunt" with
Etienne Grardot in the leading role, is said
to be one of the biggest hits of the season
in New York.
Theodore Burt Sayre is writing a new
play for Chauncey Olcott, though the lat
ter may retain Edmund Burke In his
repertoire.
New York as the Poet Marchbanks in
Shaw's play of Candida" Amelia Bing-
ham played the title role.
George Fawcett and his wife Percy Has
well, have a new play by George c. Halle
ton, the author of Mistress Nell' which
they are rehearsing.
Jesse Millward is TO produce In London
play caller Madame Bohemia" In which,
though the scenes are laid in America, the
characters are all English.
Robert T. Haines is to be seen in the
leading role IN q new play to be produced
in Chicago this spring called THE Coward"
The piece is by George H. Broadhurst.
], M. Barrie has written playlet,
Josephine burlesquing Barnard Shaws
plays. Josephine will be seen for the
frs, time in London this week
Hattie Williams, who is appearing in 1.-THE
Rollicking Girl" will be presented In new
musical comedy called THE Little Cherub"
In New York next August.
Nine. Media has been engaged by Oscar
He mmerstein to be one OF the leading prirna
donnas at his new opera house in New
York, which is to be opened next November
He has also secured Jean de Reszke.
Kyrle Bellew has decided, after all, that
he will not appear in Rallies this spring
in London. He viii be seen next season In
dramatization of Sir Gilbert Parkers
THE Right of Way"
Miss Mabel Taliaferro, who sails for Aus
tralia April II, as leading woman in Will
liam Golfers company. will be given a fare
well dinner on the stage of Proctor's Fifth
Avenue Theater next Tuesday night
Anne Sutherland, Florence Lester, Thur
low Bergen, Charles Butler Hardee Kirk
land and Escanlillo Fernandez have been
engaged to support Orrin johnson In the
Forthcoming production of ''-fhe Plains
mar"
Henry Woodruff has signed a contract
for three years starring under the manage
ment of Henry Miller, and the play In which
he Is appearing, Brown of Harvard, win
1t the close OF the season in New York I'LL
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correctness and the superb manner in which
1t has been painted
The cast selected for this play is headed
by Herbert Kelley as John Winston and
Efie Shannon as Molly Randolph They
are supported by a number of good artists
The usual Wednesday and Saturday natl
nees will be given.
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Marsh's Concert.

At the Majestic Theater the usual Sunday
concert tonight win consist OF new sub
ects In the moving pictures line. A special
program has been arranged appropriate 10
Palm Sunday
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paul Jones. y

For the week of April 10 the attraction
at the Majestic Theater will be Rose Ce-
ella Shay in the comic opera, Paul Jones'
Miss Shay appears in the title role as the
dashing American naval captain. She is
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Rays" will offer his iaughable grand opera
PAROLES: Gallagher and Barrett will be
seen in The Stock Broker. and La Petit .
Mignon and Les Ortaneys the European
eccentric acrobats. will be seen. The mo-
ton pictures will present The Modern Oil
yer Twist
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shepard,s Moving Pictures.

The program of Shepard's moving pic
lures at the Academy tonight wiz consist
OF a wide variety OF subjects. Racing, SEN
sational, comic, magic. story pictures and
travel subjects VIII be presented.
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Playhouse Paragraphs.

May Irwin may appear next season in a
new comedy.
Mrs Leslie Carter is playing an indefinite
engagement in Chicago.
A testimonial In the shape of matinee
performance is TO be given to Ellen Terry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

Mrs. Patrick Campbell is to be seen next
berts in new play and several REVEALS.
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It Is said now that tombstone Bennett,
who had some hopes of returning to the
stage is so Ill that her recovery is doubtful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

of them may materialize Most of them
probably will not
PHILANDER JOHNSON.
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some time in June All the distinguished
London actors win probably take part.
.'The Pearl and the Pumpkin is again
to go ON tour next season.
Marion Abbott has been engaged for the
cast of THE Stolen Story
]. Heron Miller the son of Henry Miller
has scored hit In Brown of Harvard"
Michael Morton has just finished drama
ttzation of Thackerays THE Newcomes'
bile tour OF Europe during the summer.
A new musical comedy to be produced
shortly is called THE District Leader
FRITZ schefr has celebrated her Tooth per-
form ance of Mile. Modiste" in New York.
Fred Terry and Julia Nelson are to pro-
duce Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hail. in
London.
Stephen Phillips play. The Son of Da-
vid, may be given an American produc-
ton this spring.
Julia Marlowe has recovered from the in
jury to her ankle and will go on with her
season as originally planned.
Sarah Bernhard has sent a congratula-
tory dispatch to Ellen Terry on the lat
ter's approaching jubilee celebration.
Mrs Patrick Campbell is to be seen next
season under the management Of the Shu-
berts in new play and several REVEALS.
1t is said now that tombstone Bennett,
who had some hopes of returning to the
stage, is so Ill that her recovery is doubtful.
Mr.. John Drew, who appears next season
in Mr.. Arthur Wing Pineros latest play,
His Home in Order" will close his season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

Mr.. John Drew, who appears next season
in Mr.. Arthur Wing Pinero's latest play,
His Home in Order" will close his season
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

The revival of "Charly's Aunt" with
Etienne Girardot in the leading role, is said
to be of the biggest hits of the season
in New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

Dorothy Sherrod is to be leading woman
with Tim Murphy in his new comedy by
Paul Wilstach, entitled Rufus Rugg."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

Judging from the kilograms from the
United States with reference to the coming
celebration of Miss Terry's Jubilee" on tho
stage. the suggestion has awakened almost
as much enthusiasm there as here and the
transatlantic contributions to the London
Trioune's shilling fund are likely TO be
heavy. The testimonial which It is pro-
posed to present to Miss Terry is certain to
be worthy Of the occasion.
The night of April 2S--her jubilee night
Is also likely to be q great one at the Court
Theater, when Miss Terry appears in Cap
tain Brassbound' S Conversion" the play
which was originally written for her by
George Bernard Shaw. but in which. when
hrst 1t was produced, Illness prevented the
actress from appearing Revived at the
Court this week. the piece has proved an
immense attraction. although It is generally
considered to be in a class below its au-
thor's most striking pieces, such as Can
dida,' for instance. or Man and SUPER
man"
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Louise Drew will retire from the Edeson
company at the close of the present season
and will be succeeded by Marjorie Wood
now playing a minor part in Strong
heart" Miss Wood Is the daughter of Mar
guerite st. John who at present has a
prominent part In The Lion and the
Mouse 4"
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low hair. which was certainly very appro-
pirate. and l was to wear a yellow dress
but at rehearsal was afraid. / shr.eked
and mishehaved generally.
FIT your child doun into Ia mustard
pot t'ny yellow hair was to represent the
mustard overnowing the pop. bawled the
irate Scotsman.
D--n the mustard potr 1 think that
was the inelesant expression my father
used in reply. AS soon as we were alone
ne said to me: You little idiot. you'll never
De an actressF Fancy saying that to a
child of my years! But then. you see Kate
was already considered a great actress and
so she was. | then retired for some years.
my hrst appearance having been at rehear-
sal only"
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Sarah Bernhardt has sent a congratula-
tory dispatch to Ellen Terry on the lat
ter's approach jubilee celebration.
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Charles Stewart. who IS about eighty.
eight years old, attended the theater re-
Gently for the first time In forty years. He
was at Fords Theater. Washington, on the
night Lincoln was shot. and has not en-
tered theater since until he went to see
DeWolf Hopper in "Happyland. Toledo
Times-Bee.
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said to possess a sweet, pleasing voice and
no little magnetism.
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Theodore Burt Sayre is writing a new
play for Chauncey Olcott, though the lat
ter may retain Edmund Burke In hi
repertoire.
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new play of an emotional nature called
THE Golden Butterfly
-Four sons of prominent actors are in the
cast of Rida Johnson Youngs play, Brown
of Harvard" in which Henry Woodruff is
starring-J. Heron Miller, the son of Henry
Miller. who staged the piece; Andrew
Shaw, the son of Mary Shaw; Douglas J.
Wood. the of Mrs Ida Jefreys Good
friend, and Howard Jewett All are college
men. too, and thus help in giving the realis-
tic atmosphere that is one of the charms
of the comedy. Young Shaw and Jewett
are from Harvard, Wood is graduate Of
Columbia and Miller of Yale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

Z. H. Sothern and Julia Marlowe will
probably be seen in dramatic version Of
Tristan and Isolde" Maurice Maeterlinck
has been spoken of as the dramatist who
will adapt the play. 1t win follow closely
the story as told In Richard Wagner's music
drama.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

"Happyland" celebrated it's hundredsh
performance in New York by the distribu-
ton of souvenirs IN the form of the vari-
Gus musical numbers OF the opera
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

Julia Marlowe has recovered from the in
jury to her ankle and will go on with her
season as originally planned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

Mr.. James Young made great hit in
New York as the Poet Marchbanks in
Shaw's play of Candida" Amelia Bing-
ham played the title role.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

George Fawcett and his wife Percy Has
well, have a new play by George c. Halle
ton, the author of Mistress Nell" which
they are rehearsing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

Next year Margaret Angin will have the
longest engagement of her career in New
York under the direction and stage man
agement of Henry Miller, author and pro-
Queer of 'Zira." Miss Angln will be seen
in series of new plays and revivals that
will keep her at the Princess Theater from
September until spring. Miss Anglin has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

Sunday night, April ID Mr. Edwin Elmer
son, who, at different periods, was WIFI
both the Japanese and Russian armies dur
ing the recent war between those nations
will deliver an illustrated lecture entitIe,
Both Sides of the War at the New Ma
tional Theater.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

Stephen Phillips play, The Son of Da-
vid," may be given an American produc
ton this spring.
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long engagements I'm Boston, Chicago and
Philadelphia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

A new musical comedy to be produced
shortly is called THE District Leader
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

FRITZ Scheff has celebrated her Tooth per-
form ance of Mile. Modiste' in New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

Fred Terry and Julia Nelson are to pro-
duce Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hail. in
London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

With ;he first robin the theater manager
avTaGsas 20 sense Of approaching warmth
eRC sunshine. Already plans for summer
ansusenlent are audcr way; plans which
iuc,G-g not only the circus, which is about
70 brave Else uncertainties Of April weather
buJ later o. SORT of Couey Island which wifi
e.vo the street -ca.-rjding public a definite
objective point. In addition to these the
Columbia Theater VIII carry on its usual
stock company season for which arrange
mea.s are now being made. The exact dato
Of it's opening has not been determined on,
but :; viii be some time In May The
Odettc Tyler Stock Company viii begin
its season on May I. The leading man viii
be Wilson Melrose. and Fred Sullivan we'll
known and wcll-llEed In this city. viii be
stage director These glad assurances ara
rs welcome as the crocuses and the DAFT
foGus. Whatever may happen TO the road
attractions, and some shocking things have
happened during this memorable season OF
12p0-09 our amusement future is secure
At this season rumors invariably de-
vslop. It IS especially the time of year for
building new theaters. Every spring sew
eral OF them are constructed on paper. only
70 be forgotten by October Rumor also
touches the future administration Of the
Belasco Theater. It has further hinted tina,
the fields OF vaudeville and barlesque. which
heys been practically without competition
heretofore. viii be invaded 1t is also ru-
n.ossd that touring companies OF high class
Vaudeville performers Will be organized to
play engagements in the legitimate thea
tiers. But all these things are gauzed Gre
atless OF fancy at the present time. Some
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

Jesse Millward is to produce in London a
play caller Madame Bohemia In which,
though the scenes are laid in America, the
characters are all English.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

Michael Morton has just finished a drama
tization of Thaekeray's THE Newcomes."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

Miss Mabel Taliaferro, who sails for Aus
tralia April u. as leading woman in Will
liam Golfers company. will be given fare
well dinner on the stage of Proctor's Fifth
Avenue Theater next Tuesday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

Nine. Melba has been engaged by Oscar
He mmerstein to be one of the leading prIna
donnas at his new opera house In New
York, which is to be opened next November
He has also secured Jean de Reszke
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

George C. Tyler will make automo-
bile tour OF Europe during the summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

! Robert 7. Haines is to be seen in the
| leading role IN new play to be produced
| in Chicago this spring called The Coward"
| The piece is by George H. Broadhurst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

Kyrle Bellew has decided, after all, that
he viii not appear In Rallies this spring
in London. He viii be seen next season In
q dramatization of Sir Gilbert Parker $
THE Right of Way"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

Hattie Williams, who is appearing in 1.-THE
Rollicking Girl win be presented In a new
musical comedy called The Little Cherub'
In New York next August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

The performance of the Rogers Brothers,
or, to be more exact, of a Rogers Brother.
since one of the team WAS unfortunately
incapacitated by illness brought forth an
attendance which fully attested the popu-
lar!ty Of this whimsical series OF globe
frottns demonstrations. The Rogers
BROTHERS have become an institution, and
tLel. plans for the future, which contem-
plate an appearance under their own man
agement, will be observed with interest by
many thousands Of laugh lovers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

j. NJ Barrie has written playlet,
Josephine" burlesquing Barnard Shaw S
plays Josephine will be seen for the
first time in London this week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

j. Heron Miller the son of Henry Miller,
has scored a hit In Brown of Harvard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-08

Anne Sutherland, Florence Lester, Thur
low Bergen, Charles Butler, Hardee Kirk
land and Escanlillo Fernandez have been
engaged to support Orrin johnson In the
Forthcoming production of s.rhe Plains
man,