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The Washington herald., 1907-10-27
Bridge u

The Columbia Theater has. so far this
season, been unfortunate in its attractions
Its bookings have looked good and have
promised well. but up 10 the present they
have not turned out very well. Its season
started out with Fernando Eliscu. the
Iiddish star. who was heralded as a
second Bertha Kalish. but turned out to
have a play so impossible that after its
one week In Washington Il died a natural
death and Miss Eliscu went basck 20 the
Tiddish stage Then there was Mr.. Hack
etts production Of ~ Fool and a Girl"
another bad play which was pat in the
storehouse shortly after it's Washington
engagement Miss Bingham's new play,
The Modern Lady Godiva." Of which
great things were expected, turned out
+ TO be most disappointing though it is
still touring the South In short. the Co
lumbia this season has only had one or
two plays that on their merits appealed
70 the Intelligent theater-goers. The lat
est disappointment was the production by
Herbert Kelcey and Efie shannon OF
Alicia Ramsey's society drama Bridge. -"
a play beautifully mounted and well
dressed. but so fun OF Inherent faults
that it has mighty small chance Of sue
cess.
1t is great pity that Bridge" is not
a better play because Miss Efie Shannon
is an actress who has striven hard and
who deservest better things She has a
most attractive and winning personality
and a speaking voice which. while it is
apt 10 grow trihe monotonous. has
at times q quality of pathetic appeal
that is very rare and markedly beautiful
Comedy is not her forte al all. and she
does not seem able to use the instrument
OF laughter so as 20 win any response
from her audiences. but in serious scenes
she IS moving. realistic. and displays art
Of fine quality For some years now shs
has been associated with Mr. Kelley. and
together they have produced a number OF
new plays all about on the same plane
one cannot help but think that the quail
tiles of excellence which are so marked
in Miss Shaunons case. might II they had
been used in different directions, have
carried her much further than she Is
ever likely TO go in such meretricious
plays as Bridge" Some day Miss Shan
non will get "a real part in play that
is worth while and when that day comes
there is little doubt but that her talent
will carry her far.
As 20 the Columbia Theater, It has
always stood for the best in dramatic
productions and some Of the finest treats
that Washington theater-goers have had
have been due to the enterprise and the
taste of the Columbia management This
season the theater has happened 10 have
bad fortune in the dramatic lottery. but
let US hope that with the advent this
week OF Mr. Frank Daniels, who is al
ways funny. that the hoodoo Will be
broken, and that the rest of the season
viii make up for the unfortunate start.
There is to be new Great Divide "
Edith Wynne Nathison is 10, take the
place of Margaret Anslin, and divide
honors with Henry Miller.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27
The SIuEgaTd.

Henry Woodruff, star OF Brown Of
Harvard" the college play which opens
a weeks engagement at the Belasco The
ater tomorrow night paid d visit last
spring 20 his alma mater. Harvard. Walls
ing across the campus with several mem
bers Of the class Of '06. Woodruff noticed
"a fellow ambIing across the yard" with
"a peculiar. si0venly gait. Several Of the
boys nodded TO him. and in return re-
Ceiyed a Salutation which displayed just
the least bit of animation. Who is your
fLendz" inquired Woodruff Why. that is
the LATEST man in college" was the re-
ply. He is attending law school. They call
him Necessity, for, as you know, ueces-
sity knows no law
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27
Fascinating Flora. y

People enjoyed the musical comedy,
Fascinating Flora" AT the Belasco
Tneater all last week: audiences were
large and applause was frequent. but IL
cannot be said the piece is such as to
warrant large success. 1t was presented
by a company of players. many Of whom
have weIl-knoWn names i'm the profes-
sion. but who are remarkable rather for
what they have done in the past than for
what they can do to-day. II one were
able 10 forget the musical comedy sue
Cesses Of the past ten years and the
clever work that was done in some Of
them. the names of Sam Edwards.
George Schiller, Frank Rushworth. and
James z Sullivan would not mean much
or a programme. Clever as these men
have proved themselves In days gone by
and no one is likely 10 forget Sullivan g
crazy Dutchman in THE Belle of New
York they have very little 10 do with
whatever measure Of success 'Fascinat-
ing Flora wins to-day. II there is one
person in the company whose artistic
work stands out Il Is that clever actress.
Ada Lewis, who has been a feature Of the
New York Casino successes for some
time now She had part in this piece
well within her capabilities. and though
she lent a sort Of suggestive unction to
the catchIiae, He can't say that about
me." her work throughout was clean-cut
and wholesome. Miss Adele Ritchie. who
has developed wonderfully in a short
while. sets the keynote TO the good looks
Of the show. and but for her charm and
grace and vivacity the piece would seem
pretty 1lL
There is a curious sort OF sameness
about the musical comedies for which
Mr r. n, Burnside furnishes the book
and which he stages. Mr. Burnside relies
a gOOd deal on his effects, and though he
hardly ever succeeds in creating a new
effect, he is adro.t enough TO add some
thing 10 the old one. He will insist on a
Plot Of sorts. as If in musical jangle
constantly and happily interrupted by the
chorus. anybody cared what the story
was all about. Florenz Ziegfeld has the
right idea about the sort of show "Fascl-
mating Flora tries TO be-make the fun
fast and furious, and rely much more on
the specialties and the chorus than on
the Wit OF the comedians.
One new and curious stage use OF an
old effect Mr.. Burnside has interpolated
into Fascinating Flora" and that is the
method Of taking a curtain call. Instead
OF the usual idea Of raising the curtain
and allowing the players to smirk at the
audience once more, a white curtain Is
lowered and strong light throws the
shadows OF the principals in strong relief
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27
QuickSandS Closed.

Wright Lorimer has decided that The
Quicksands" is not 10 be offered as a
sacrifice to the preCarious business Of the
one-night stands, and made special
trip 70 New York City on last Thursday
TO consult with his manager. Ernest Ship
man. with a view 10 bringing the com
pany to a close until desirable bookings
could be secured. This has been accom-
plshed by mutual arrangement with all
booking managers, and the company ter
minated its present tour at Kingston, y.
Y, ,ou saturday night The play has
made a hit it is said, and its early ap-
pearance in New York viii be arranged
for
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27

upon the curtain. As strange effects are
given on the screen by the way in which
the player approaches or keeps away
.rom the light. the effect is ludicrous.
Another novelty is that introduced by
Miss ada Lewis. who sings a duet with
the great tenor CaruSO. Carus0 Is repre-
Sented by a song which he has sung into
a phonograph. and when the machine is
turned on and Miss Lewis takes up the
song with him. the comedy result is all
that could be desired. It is rather strange
that more use has not been made of the
comedy possibilities os the phonograph.
1t is probable that this phonograph duet
may furnish an idea capable of large de-
velopment
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27
Into Vaudeville.

As the season advances, more we'll
known stars announce that they will en-
ter the vaudeville ranks. Among the
latest recruits are Odette Tyler and R.
d. Mclean. who viii appear in the Keith
and Proctor houses in a dramatic sketch
written for them by Campbell McCulloch.
William Morris. for several years leading
man with Charles FrOhmau's Empire
stock company. and more recently a star
IN Mrs. Temples Telegram and other
plays. will soon become a vaudevillian,
Offering "A playlet by Frederic Fem, au-
thor OF "'Op o. Ne Thumb the one
act play in which Maude Adams scored
one Of her greatest successes.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27
To PETER PAN,

Glad Poesy with Youth that makes her dwelling
And most with you. q Peter Pan.
Sinc1 lingering oft in laughing land Of faery
Which children know and sometimes man
Through you her lure Of subtle witchcraft speIins
Makes old hearts young and Youth forever tarry
Through you. again. repeats that close at hand
Is the true Never. Never. Never Land
o Peter pm. sweet Peter PAM
Now yO1 are gone, misglving viii bansh
And seek fer fsys and you too Pan:
Not even Hooks bad buccaneers can harm me.
While FOR you. hoy. each tree I scan;
Nor from me shall the faery folk all vanish
II ! am tine and let their magic charm me:
Wcudy I'll see, and maybe Tinker Bel.
And other pixy people-gho can tell
Perhaps you tco o Peter Pan
WILLIAM ADAMS SLApE,
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27

soul and heart to have been permitted.
through such perfect art and acting. 70
travel back upon the trail which we
thought was lost forever. the trail that
leads to the Never Never Land--the land
of motherhood and Joy and cleanliness
and ectasy.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27

The first play made from Bunyan's 5
Pilgrims Progress was produced at
the old Chestnut Street Theater, Phna-
deiphia, in 1855. The dramatization was
made by r. B. Howe.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27

The brass railings in front of Browne s
Chop House. against which so many
actors have leaned in days gone by. have
been removed by order of the city The
stone steps have suffered with the rail
jngs, because they incroached too far
into the promenade space of Broadway.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27

The Mollusc," a new play by Hubert
Davies. was produced at the Criterion
Theater, London, on October 10 Sir
Charles Wyndham, Mary Moore, Sam
Sothern. and Miss Inescort appeared in
the leading roles.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27

Wright Lorimer decided not to sink
with The Quicksands. and the play has
been put in cold storage
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27

Mr.. Creston Clarke Is 10 open his sea
son In New York in new play called
''Tho Power That Governs" Il is un-
dersJ0od that the title "Tammany HaT'
had already been used.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27

Creston Clarke will probably play IN
New York this season in The Power
That Governs
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27

The Shuberts have obtained the rights
to a play called THE Sacrifice" and viii
produce it in New York. where there have
been go many dramatic sacrifices this
season.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27

Arnold DAILY has made a complete sur
render in his artistic endeavors to make
the Berkeley Theater the Theater Antoin
Of New York without the aid of the press.
The eccentric comedian started out b.
refusing to advertise his attraction, this
posed to fit in with the temperamentaI
conditions which were to be established
as a permanent feature Of his enterprise.
AS a result hardly any Of the papers
noticed him, and before the week was
well advanced actual count revealed the
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27

Jane Oaker saved a five-year-old child
from being run over by an automobile in
front OF Wallack's Theater last Thursday
evening The child and its mother were
crossing the street and became confused
by the rapid approach or a street car and
an automobile coming from opposite d.
recuons. The child ran directly in the
path Of the automobile, and Miss Oaker
Jumped 10 its side and pulled it out Of
harm S way just in tirle.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27

There is TO be a new Great Divide "
Edith Wynne Mathison is 10, take the
place of Margaret AngIin, and divide
honors with Henry Miller.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-27
ACTORS WHO'S WHO?

Harry Bewley. Of the Kathryn Purnen
company at the Majestic. is a song
writer as well as comedian. A number
Of his compositions have enjoyed a wide
sale. All Of the parodies sung By Mr..
BeWley al the Majestic each week are
original
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