The Washington herald., 1907-12-15
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

THE Boy with the Doodle" will be pre-
sented at the Majestic Theater next week
by Mr. Howard Hall, who is it's author
and producer. The play is a musical
comedy which ut times almost verges on
the drama. interspersed with clever
specialties.
The last act Of Edna. the Pretty
Typewriter" which will be the attraction
Xmas week at the New Academy. repre-
sents the interior OF a summer garden
and concert hall at popular Coney Island.
and the usual type OF persons who fire.
quent these places will be presented In a
realistic manner. The play is under the
management of A. II. Woods.
Miss Julia Marlowe, one of Americas
most popular and gifted stars. will appear
at the Belasco Theater shortly after the
holidays in her new play, entitled
Gloria" Miss Marlowe appears in the
title role. Her company includes White
Whittlesey, Frederick Lewis, David r.
Young. I. l.. Coleman. John c. Dixon.
Alice Harrington, Eugenia Woodward,
Gwendolyn l'iers and Myron Caiice.
Chase's Christmas holiday polite vaude-
vile bill viii present Flo Irwin in George
Ade's latest vaudeville farce Mrs. Gra-
HAMS Carouse' Carletta, the European
artist; Mr.. and Mrs. Garner Crane. vau-
deville's farceurs in Am l Your Wife?"
Alf Grant and Ethel Hoag, in a Broad
way cocktail, called "A Merry Co
round" the Three Leightons in "A one
night Stand in Minstrelsy;" Apdale's AMI
mails, Hal Merritt, and the motion pic
lures. "The Midnight Ride Of Paul Re
vere"
The last Offering of the New National
Theater for the year Of 1907 will be Sam
Bernard, in THE Rich Mr.. Hoggen-
heimer." This will also witness Mr.. Ber-
nard's last engagement in this musical
comedy. said TO be the best in which he
has ever appeared. 1t is a sequel 10 The
Girl from Kays." in which Mr.. Bernard
and Hattie Williams appeared TO excellent
advantage three seasons back. In the
new play, If such it may be called.
Piggy Hoggenheimer has settle down.
although he is not impervious TO wo-
mans loveliness. He has married the
little milllner's assistant. the wooing of
whom furnished such a series OF laugha-
Die amorous adventures in the original
play.
The coming of Mary Mannering in the
American play. Glorious Betsy" by the
author OF Brown of Harvard" &C. TO
the BelascO Theater next week is an event
OF more than ordinary interest, as IL viii
mark the appearance here Of Miss Man
nering in her best and most successful
play The Shubert Brothers have given
Glorious Betsy" a magnificent setting
and scenic investiture which the pictur-
esque and highly colored life Of the period
make possible.
This play has for its central figure that
radiant belle Of yesterday. Betsy Patter-
son, whose beauty and ambition made fer
her one of the most remarkable careers
ever attained by an American woman
From the position of a Baltimore belle
whose Wit, pride. and rather daring in
dependence made her the admiring com
ment Of all fashionable society In Ameri-
ca she sprang suddenly into international
notice BY her marriage with Jerome
Bonaparte, the brother of Napoleon. fust
at the time when he was proclaimed
Emperor or the French.
CHARLES Frohman Will bring 10 the Co
lumbia Theater on Monday night. De-
cember ., the musical play. Miss Hook
Of Holland" which is to receive It's first
presentation in America in this city.
Miss Hook Of Holland is from the pen
Of Paul A. Rubens, we'll known in Eng
land and A.lerica for his success in mu-
sical composition. There is Just enough
story TO Miss Hook OF Holland" 70 lend
II pretty afr OF romance. and at the
same time keep the spirit OF the piece in
perfectly good humOr. The story centers
about the love affair OF Sally Hook. the
daughter Of a wealthy distiIler. who has
invited everybody TO a fete at his works
at Amsterdam. The occasion is the cele-
bration Of the anniversary Of the discov-
cry Of the cream of the sky. his famous
hquer. As usual Charles Frohman has
spared no pains and expense TO invest
his latest musical play. Miss Hook Of Hol-
land with elaborate settings and a cast
Of well-known favorites from previous
musical comedy successes. Among these
are the names OF Al Leech, Hallen Mos
tyn, John McCioskey. Bertram Wallis
William Wood. Tom Collins. Richard lee
Christie Macdonald, Georgia Caine. Flor
ence Nash, Catherine Cooper, and Marion
Little. There will be n chorrte of st.-.,.