Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-19

1 at the Lyric theater next Saturday night and start on a tour of New England and then of all the large cities of the country. :lI: Jean Gerardy, the Belgian 'cellist was married in London on Oct. tc Baba Mac ,Quade of Australia The brides mother owns most of the lead. ing theaters in Australia.
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 Lew Fields has accepted a new play by Glen Mac Donough. The scenes are laid on an ocean liner. MT Fields will probably present this play with some other star in the principal role.
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 Louis Mann will make short tour in vaudeville, appearing in con- densed version of "All on Account oi Eliza" Later in the season he will be starred by w. A. Brady in a new comedy.
 II: ... ... Richard M. Hotaling, a San Fran cisco millionaire, is said to be going on the stage at the head of Shakes pearan company. He has been a suc- cessful amateur and will begin hls professional career in about two months. He is financing the venture ,I himself.
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 Olga Nethersole, it is reported will play an engagement in the City o Mexico in April, before going to Paris She is planning to present a one-act tragedy, from the French, called Tho Submarine, during her New York en- gagement. It will be given in con- junction with Pagliacci and The Enigma.
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 Alec Hurley, the coster singer and comedian, and husband of Miss Marie Lloyd, the famous music hall artist who is now playing for Percy Will Hams, will make his American debut Monday afternoon at the Colonial MT Hurley has an act in which near ly a dozen comedians take part long, tall, short, thin and fat
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 Ada Rehan returned to America last Sunday on the Philadelphia. She was made i'll by the voyage and is now confined to her bed at her home in Ninety-third street, New York. Miss Rehan spent the summer in the north of England and plans to remain Tn New York during the winter She has not yet arranged for appearing on the stage this season.
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 Did you ever know that the rivalry between ushers in an opera house is i. keen when it comes to keeping their aisles cleared. The boys, once the crowd begins to appear, are on the jump all the time ill an effort to pre- vent their aisles from being blocked. It is only a hustle for a few min utes, but at that, the youthful chaps earn all they receive.
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 Sarah Bernhardt, in denying rumor that she is soon to retire from the stage, reiterated her oft express ed declaration that she will play till she dies. She said: This may of course be my last season, as rumor says, for l am an old woman and my life is in Gods hands, but shall play until my death, and the fate I hope for is the death Sir Henry Irving died"
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 The Fool and the Girl was with drawn after the performance at Bal, timore last Saturday night, but will probably be revived later in the sea son, when a vacancy can be found in New York theater. James K Hackett, the producer. said that the production is too expensive to carry on a ope-night stand tour, the only present available time, until tho piece has had a metropolitan endorse ment.
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 Mrs Annie Yeamans, whose jig ging was the most attractive feature of the late experience of the said "Hurdy Gurdy Girl at Wallacks s is going to try vaudeville plunge and despite her years is as keen for it as any soubrette that ever gradu- ated from the chorus. Mrs Yeamans who is reckoned the oldest American actress. is going to do a monologuC under the management of Ali T. Wilton, and will end a string of wit ty talk with an old fashioned song and dance.
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 If you were a gay young military man, very much in love with a Wash ington society girl. would you man. age to take the place of her cOachman for the romantic honor of driving her home? And if you took the place of the coachman-uuknown to the fair lady, of course. would you drive so recklessly as to frighten her half out of her wits? And even if you did all this would you have the audacity tC kiss her when she aIighted from the carriage?- If you don't feel inclined to do all these things yourself at least you will be amused and interest ed to see what happened to the man who did them And if you want tC find out all the details you will gO tC see Jameson Lee Finrey in The Man On the Box" when this greatest oi New York comedy success comes tC Polls theater on Oct 25. under the management of Walter N Lawrence
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 A great t-aI of mfsapprehension seems to exist in regard 10 the fact ] that CaTusO vas to receive sz.500 a night for singing at the Imperial Opera House Vienna The amount though large. is not a record Mne E lFeVn1 <0- r-z~a-nz ~a-azfwz1 as v----rE