Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-13

waSenhals & Kemper TO serve IN a
similar capacity with Blanche Walsh IN
play in which she will be seen during
the winter season.
Mabel Fenton. now being featured with
Charles ] Ross of The Social WhirI
company g said to he one Of the best
cooks on the stage. SIZE IS rivallng an
fame Of May Irwin. VINO claims TO be one
OF the best actresses in the Kitchen
Howard He-rlck associated with Viz
Rlnl, Harmed business forces. is com
poser ~ wei as q press agent. His
Sweetheart, Love or pearie and his
sr-}Cs o. wa!tzes entitled Classmates
Sc totl popular.
Mss Virginia Harmed has opened cor
7. sl,ad nc" with Arthur Wing PinerO,
~I,h "a =! " To having another act writ
tn Tor Iris, which shall tell a new
IIas %, the story and draw to Iris tie
SYM aJhy which Mss Harmed declares
she deserves
The Road 10 Yesterday" fantastic
comedy by Beu an NJ DIX and Evelyn
Grcr1lsat Sutherland. Will be seen IN
Was h!rEt0n this fall, with Minnie Dupr 9
in her u-igina roles White Whitt!esey,
who became so popular at one of the loca
stock company few seasons ago, Is the
leading man.
The recent visit OF William H Rapey
to New York resulted In the engagement
OF The l. tie Cherub,'' with Hattie Will
liams: Anna Held in The Par sian
Mode 'Lo.a From Berlin in wdch
Lulu Chaser is now appearing with Ia
vor. and The Rogers Brothers in Pan
anna
When Charles Klein entered the lobby
OF the New National Theater one morn
ing last week he noticed seVera. pieces of
IN
that this ore was from TIE Silver Girl
mine IN Nevada. Il think It Won be
good idea" said Mr. Klein. 'tO get Ion
and a mouse and display them in cages
for my play OF next week. Press Agent
Long is now at the Zoo look.n' EN- over.
Struggle Everlasting" in which Florence
Roberts is appearing, is also the author OF
five other successes: THE Squaw Man,
which Is being presented by William
Faversham; Marrying Mary, in which
Miss Mary Cahill is appearing; Friends,
MY wifs's Husband and Captain I'M
pudence.'
Frederick Perry ras returned TO his
original role. the name part of The
Man of the Hour" in the New York
company Harry HARDWOOD. one of the
best known character actors in the coun-
try. has taken the part OF Phelan The
cast with one or two exceptions, is the
season OF its long run at the Savoy.
Richard earle leading comedian of The
Spring Chicken " who is actor. author,
composer adapter and stage manager. has
laid out his work for the next two years.
Aside from "Mary's Lamb. farce with
music. Re is just now completing musi-
cal play, The Boy and the Girl. which
IS to ne produced in February in Boston.
Following this ne has The Girl of Girls'
and The Alamo Girl in prospect, both
being musical pays, for which he Will
not only provide the book, but also much
Of the music
Within a few months there will be two
olo Ivctions Of The Submarine running
III the Engusn-sps stage. Charles
friedman VII produce |, in London a7d
D ga Netharsole VIII make it a feature
- a I. iple bill ct the Aston Theater, New
York The Submarine is the one-act
Par sian horror. showing the crew in the
submerged boat caught like rats in
rap fighting with ure another to escape.
Mss Ne .hers9le purchased the right FOR
10Th England and America and subse-
1uent'y sold the English rights to Mr..
Frohman.
-Four comrauios und,r the management
Of Brady 6 Grisner are now playing
George BroadhuTst's The Man Of tn
Hour" The original company will re-
main for it's second winter at the Savoy
Theater. New York. The second com
pany. after four months in Chicago. is
now touring the cities Of the mi6dla west.
Broadhurst has submitted to Brady &
Cirismer the scenario of his play, In winch
Douglass Fairbanks is to star next sea
son. Fairbanks now has an important
part in the New York Man of the Hour"
company
complimentary banquet was extended
Friday night to Manager Clark OF the
Gayety Theater and to Manager ROBBIE
Of the Knickerbocker Burlesquers com
pany A handsome collation. was served
in one of the upper rooms of the Gayety
building.
Local friends OF the management and
members of the profession playing IN
tie city were in attendance, and congrat-
uiations on the success OF the engage
ment and on the prospects enjoyed by
the Gayety Theater were the order OF
the hour