Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-20
THEATRICAL,
 CHATTER
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Thomas Jefferson is taking a briei ! rest in Florida. He resumes his toul in Rip Van Wrinkle.
 T: The Waite Comedy company in a repertoire of plays is travelling oyer the Canadian circuit.
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 The advance sale of seats for Rich 1 ard Mansfeld's engagement at tho Garrick tbeater in Philadelphia. began last Tuesday. and in less than two days every seat was sold Fl: Olga Nethersole got quite malignant ill Springfield, Mass, and made 2 speech before the curtain criticizine the mayor for debarring Sapho. Tn, star advocated the appointment of 2 l censor by the federal government. :ll:
 May Irwin. it is said. has received q flattering offer from lyceum bu reau to join the ranks of platform speakers and lecture on high art in cookery. domestic science or some kindred topic. Miss Irwin has made household science her hobby.
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 An actor named Theodore Lorch came near being mobbed in Salt Lake City last week while playing d version of Dr Jekyll and MT Hyde at the new Grand theater. The audience figured that it had been imposed upon and demanded return of it's money
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 Clarence De Witt halfback on Yale football team in 1S94-5, and recently engaged in the brokerage business in New York. was married at West Un- ion. Ia.. on January 8. to Eleanor Vaughn Kinsey. who has appeared successfully ill vaudeville as char acter actress.
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 X spinster who sat through a per formance of The Heir to the Hoorah in Newark. said she actually counted the number of ..hells' in the play and there were five of them. She there fore took it upon herself to complain to local newspaper and stated that one hell was enough. ..
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 Ethel Levey has retired from the cast of Little Johnny Jones at the Grand Opera house and has been sue. eeeded by Stella Tracy. Jack Rafael and Helen Courtney have replaced Jerry J. Conan and Helen Cohan. who appear in the forthcoming production of George Washington. Jr.
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 The tour of In the Bishops Car riage temporarily closed last week for some changes in the play. which means it will require at least two or three weeks of rehearsals. Arthur Byron will not he in the new cast, but Charles SaGartwFjghtea-the, English. ae- tor. will have a part aespecially4wrt. ten for him.
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 In addition to his new production of Schller's Don Carlos and the six other productions which he has acted this year, Richard Mansfield is revlv- ing Ivan the Terrible aud the drama tiZati0n of Hawthorne's The Scar let Letter." One other revival will be acted for the first time this season when MT Mansfield goes to the New theater. New York. in March and will be seen in ten roles.
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 The referee has handed down his decision awarding Ada Rehan one fifth of the Augustin Daly estate, ac- cording to the express desire recorded in the managers will. Three or four year ago Judge Joseph Daily. brother of the deceased. brought suit for to break the will and the contest has been raging ever since. Miss Rehan will have share in both of the Daly theaters. the one in London and the famous playhouse in New York.
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 Sarah Rernhardt had gone no farth- er on her tour of the United States than Washington before she wired her beauty doctor. the small Greek of education. Cassairato. Mad ame must have her lotions and her thousand and cne intrcacie> of the toilet and Cassairato. whom she left in New York. must follow. He has gone with her on tour and with them. playing I small part in the company. Is the beauty doctors chic young wife who K q far more successful expon- snt of his noble profession than the small doctor himself.
 :ii: Those who think that Marshall r. l Wilder does not think of anything but 1 humOr are mistaken. He has just had 1 5 serious moment and even that looS- ! ed like q joke until 1t was explainel ! He has made his will In connection l with this event he telephone,l to Bur relle. the preSs-clipping man. and he .ah: