The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-16

a California novelist and magazine writer,
Miss Davies Is a native daughter of the
Golden West. just when Miss Davies win
give Way Down East the ao-by is not
announced.
Margaret Anglin's repertoire. when she
goes to Australia in the spring. will con-
tain a new play by Fred T. sehrader,
which has been written for her and of
which Miss Anglin is hopeful. Other plays
! will be a dramatization of Margaret De
lands novel. The Awakening of Helena
Riehie.'' The Thief ''Zira.V new YER
sions Of two Hugo plays, Camille. . Shake
spearlan comedies and tragedies, a few of
the old comedies and a new comedy by an
English author. Miss Anglin's partnership
with the Shuberts and Henry Miller win
end in February. 1908, and she will leave
for Australia in March.
This is Mcintyre and Heath's Inst season
IN 1.-THE Ham Tree" Klaw & Erlanger
will present them in a new musical play
next year.
Klaw & Erlanger's production of 'eThe
Right of Way is In its second week al
Wallack's Theatre. This play is the best
dramatic translation of q novel that has
been seen on the stage in years. OF the
5000 words in the dramatic version, only
about 500 are taken from the book. The
dramatic version is, therefore, with the
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stsndtng nc rIar1ov Staele is ideolv
fitted for the character of the agnostic
lawyer, and as Joe Portugais. the Canadian
riverman, Theodore Roberts has the best
character mart he has ever essa yed. A ten.
DERBY svmuatbefic picfure of Rosalie is
given by Miss May Buckley.
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Most of the way Down East" company
have been so long in their present roles
that the public unconsciously merges their
present identity IN their transformations
As is usual with PLAYERS. their stage char
acters are almost as far from their real
selves as the two noles M aollar for in
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Hugh Wood, who plays Martha, are the
closest kinds of chums in private life.
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III @ ilsitis' WIN present Nlctof Moore
IN George M. Cohan.s latest musical play
Inc IalE OF New YORK, at the knieNer-
n9cAer Ipeatre IN New York early IN De
eemper, This play is a sort of sequel 10
ferly-hVe Minutes from Broadway, IN
winch Mr.. Moore made a marked success
as 'kld Burns in support CT Fay Temple
ten. In the new piece he still plays kid
burns translated into n new story.
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in this country late next month. The Lon
don production will take place on Decem-
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taeles that Klaw & Frlanger have pre-
sented such as nJock and tina Raans4all >,
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