Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-11

Harlem stock company soon. 1t will be the
first production of the piece since Mrs.
Fiske was seen IN 1t
Yvette Guilbert and Albert Chevalier will
travel % COO miles on their present Ameri-
can tour, which has been extended to the
Pacific coast.
Three stars have been added to Lew
Fields new musical melange. about
Town''-Blanche Ring, Peter F. Daley and
Kate Condor. The two latter have been
playing THE Press Agent"
Charles Kleins new play. "The Daughters
OF Men," is to, have its first production In
New York the middle of the month. MI
Klein Is the author of The Lion and the
Mouse"
tainment which will include negro min
strel first part and series OF vaudeville
specieIties at Carroll Institute Hall the 9th
of December.
Marion Lea has succeeded Dorothy Dorr
as Mrs. Phillimore In The New York
Idea" with Mrs. Fiske. Miss Lea has not
acted recently. She created number OF
Ihsen roles in London.
A copyright presentation of Belasco's new
~ play. THE Rose of the Ranch" was given
in London on Friday. The first American
performance of the piece is set for Novem-
Der ID.
Florence Easton. formerly of London
company. has been engaged to- sing the
role of Madam Butterfly in addition to
the three other prima donnas or the COM
pany. Miss Easton Is a native-born Amer
lean.
Miss Grace Elliston. who has been Ill and
out of the cast of THE Lion and the
Mouse" at the Lyceum Theater for sew
eral weeks. has recovered and will rejoin
the company next Monday night.
Solomon Rabinovitch, who Is called the
Jewish Mark Twain, who recently arrived
IN New York from Europe. has written sew
eral plays under the pseudonym of Sholen
Aleikhim.
''Hedda Gabler'' has been selected as the
play in which the Russian, Mime. ALA Naz-
imona will make her entry in New York.
which will take place at the Princess Thea
ter on November L.
Else Moore one of Eddie Foy's company
I'm THE Earl and the Girl" was seriously
injured by the giving way of the stage stair
way during a performance at GAINESVILLE,
Ohio. on Thursday night.
"Brgadier Gerard" now at the Savoy,
New York, will close it's engagement next
Saturday night. and the following Monday
Mr.. William Norris and his company will
appear there in Sir Anthony" new play
by Mr.. Haddon Chambers.
Columbia Commandery No. ., knights
Templar, of Washington. has arranged
with Mr.. Belasco and the Messrs. Shubert
to receive certain percentage of seats
sold during the performance of The So
cial Whirl'' the week of November 49,
The towns of the South Atlantic coast
are to have their theatrical wants In part
supplied this winter by a company of play
ers who will make their tour In steam
yacht. The Peruchi-Gypzine company is the
title Of the new enterprise, and it sets sail
from New York tomorrow.
Mr. Louis Mann and Miss Clara Idpman
sail for England on the Teutonic next We'd
nesday to appear at the Waldorf Theater.
London. about November %. in Julie Bon
Bon" They will take their entire company
and stage carpenter. as well as the COM
plete scenic equipment.
Miss Grace La Rue will retire from the
cast of "The Blue Moon. at the Casino,
New York and rejoin The Tourists" at
the Majestic Theater next Monday night
Her role in THE Blue Moon will be taken
by Miss Coralie Blythe. at present men,
Der of Mr.. Lew Fields company.
Musical Washington has been profoundly
impressed by the artistic playing of Mr..
Garziglia. At his performance in the
Washington College OF Music concert series
last Friday afternoon he repeated the sue
cess which attended his previous appear
ance. earning two enthusiastic recalls
Robert the Bad of Sicily is the central
figure in Justin McCarthy's play. The
Proud Prince" In which Porter ]. White
Is starring this season. The play was
the rights for Mr.. Whites presentation
were secured with some difficulty, as Mr..
Sothern contemplated reviving 1t.
Anyone who is ambitious to own "The
Wizard of o. will have the opportunity of
buying 1t at Marinette. Wis. on next Sat
YTr~rfoe nj 1h -hnF, xr-tll I.
sold to the highest bidder after the per-
formance. The heirs of the late Fred R.
Hamln want to close cut their theatrical
property.
The recently signed five-year contract be-
tween Charles Dillingham; and Mrs Leslie
Carter Is said to provide for the presenta-
ton of the actress at some period of the
term in the principal cities of continental
Europe, Australia and this country The
last of the scenes of Cleo" Mrs Carriers
opening play under the Dillingham; manage
ment. written by Edwin Milton Royle, has
Just been completed.
Mr.. William Gillette's engagement at the
Garrick, New York, in "Clarice" has been
extended. His road tour until the new year
has been Cancelled. The repertoire OF plays
ne has arranged to give while in New York
has been postponed until next season. Mr.
William Collier will fill Mr. Gillette's time
ON the road in his new play Caught in
the Rain, opening in Atlantic City next
Monday night.
Fernando Elscu, the youn, actress who
recently left the English stage, to play in
the Yiddish drama at the Kalfch Theater
New York, has adopted novel way of
learning a part. In order to perfect her
self in the role of Sonic, a Russian GIRL in
which she is soon to appear In Libins
play, Her Past. for days she scanned
the lists of arrivals from Russia for the
name of some girl whom she could take
into her house and who might possess the
suitable characteristic. Her search was
rewarded when young girl named Sarah
Rabinofs who had just arrived from a
small town in Zitomersoka, came TO a poor
relative in New York. The girl was very
willing to have comfortable home and
went to live with the actress who is spend
ing her time perfecting herself as the exact
counterpart OF her employee.