Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-22

scented in the play, which u 70 Be produced
under the direction q 4 II. Weed
bis nsnes Bush and mines schiuttes-
Before her return to thi. country %
resume her Kniekerbocker Theater run In
September !. FRITZ Schsn will spend fort--
night In Vienna at the summer home OF her
mother, Frau Ann schef. the prima donna
o. Wagnerian roles at the Hof rhea,er.
Frankfort-on-t he-Main.
From Lake Placid. ~ Y. where he Is
summering. Henry Blossom last week sent
TO Victor Herbert the final pages of The
Red Mil. the new musical play upon
which the pair have been cola borating for
the introduction next season OF Montgon-
hams management Herbert expects 10
complete the score about July Is.
THE Great Divide" By william Vaughn
Moody. professor OF English literature al
the University OF Chicago. Is among the
plays selected for Margaret Angitn next
T sas1n: sns Is also to be seen az Lady
V present Mrs. Dams. s-Defence" and sThe
Eternal Feminine. which IS said TO be a
Wnimsicai comedy OF ancient days"
Harry Buiger. the comedian. who is play
Ing the role OF Sieve waffies In THE Man
From, Now, tells the following Kid
story: Two boys. unrufy at school were
punsned by being kept In and required
TO write their names Loco times. they
seas,eo IN 10 the task and wrote busiiy
unu q sudden thought struck one He
threw down his pen with an aroused sanse
OF injustice and exclaimed: ".Taint fair:
on Parole, a new play of the civil war
Is 10 nave Its premiere In this CITY In Sen-
TENDER Tho play is by Louis Edmund ship.
man. and Is to be under the management OF
Edward Braden
Two of the latest addition, IN D,ehx rarr.
company In The Education of Mr. Pinp'.
wuch VIII enter upon its third season in a
lew weeks, are Elsie Scott and Phyfli,
1oang, who are to be the Gibson girls
David Bispham the well-known baritone.
rs 20 nave The leading role in 1.-The Vicar
OF Wakefield" the book OF which IS hv
laurence Hausmen and the score by LIS.
lehman OF Persian Garden The onera
Is 10 De produced some time In January.
MISS Della Stacey, a former Washington
slri. mas been engaged by Broadhurst 4.
p Dor N e play W,,a leading role II "A Lacky
season. Miss Stacey Is the dauehtey Of .soi.
a. H. Stacey e. s. a. OF this city and a
s'A1er OF MAI Cromwell Stacey.
James II Powers who Is to star in the
Ian i IN the London musical extrayaranzag
Inc Biue Noon. Is busy writing m the
n ,nuskns nor himself In that play. Nobody
rnnuerseahus Jimmie Powers comedy possf-
oiil.ies better than himself and he has the
reputation of never having PLAYED q nart
when ne did not first build up with hi.
own pen. Wv" iis
:, Mrs Leslie Carriers sudden marriage co,-
qnues TO be the talk of the theatrfcaI would
JUST at The present time rumors OF a threat
ened separation OF David Relasco ana NJ
Sarter-Payne as manager and star az
result OF the marriage are giving additionaI
plquancy to the gossip. On ton or This
comes the report that Leslie Carter Ms
Carters nrst husbad, will again en5aaror
40 opIaln from the courts ruling forbid
ding her to use his name anv iongs- r,.,
ms would mean a financial loss n 10 80
serted, nobody knows better than Mrs Cas-
ters manager 10 Gar
Mr.. Dwight Elmendorf's n,ano,ar ~.
. d. stevens, has just returned rror,
Europe where he has been with the trayaIa,
during the collection of material for naSt
noesSn lraVei talks. He says chat Mr., Ell
,Iiehoorts subjects for the fail course which
ne viii deliver here are HOLLAND - .ar,S,i
hhlne, switzerland" "Norther, r,aI,-'.
ana southern Italy" All of these suhtac,s
anord unusual opportunities for magnit5-
cent pictures. During the Lenten sa"ea tte
1907 Mr.. Elmendorf win hring h.oi- 80 ~ ~
stay-at-homes" a series of lectures a,bsch
re Is now collecting. During the latter mart
OF June he went to the first dress rehearsal
VI Inat gorgeous pageant held this summer
a. Warwick Castle. where more than l coo
OF the people on Lady Warwiek's $500
LOOK part In pantomfme history of This
WONDERFUL section of England. He has mada
many hundred feet of beautiful motion ~
eufSs. FROM warwick Mr. Elmendorf went
70 the north or Scotland, through tha TSroe
sicks, TO Iverness and to the famous herrInf,
nsneries IN the north of Scotland I,ea,,in9
me north of Scotland he will Journey sout6
enroush the caledonian canal to the Wind.
ernere lake region and from thence 10
w aies. His subjects for this Ienten co1,rsa
VIII be Ireland ENGLAND ..ScotIand ;.
Nor"ay I'd and Norway CO.