Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-09-01
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" a,,o++ the actor-manager, will .ooo his first production of the s3a oson Monday in Springfield O., pre-
 .;,e F M. Holland in George Mid- &% .+o,,,s version of The House of s o,sand Candles.'' The season i'll 8 East will open in Philadelphia antember 23, when Dallas Welford ,;r be seen in the new R. c. Carton
 ,oo "Public Opinion" Another new ,1ov written by David Wark Griffith end called "A Fool and a Girl" will ho nroduced in Washington on Sep .nober 30. "John Glayde's Honor,' The new Alfred Sutro play in which Mr Hackett is to play the role of an 1 American millionaire, will have it's erc+ American production in Milwau roe in November. The Hackett the oter in this city will open it's season next week with a new play called "The Movers" which will be produc- ed by Henry B. Harris.
 The regular dramatic season across tho bridge opens this evening at the Montauk theater in Brooklyn. Rich ard Carle, in the musical comedy, "The Spring Chicken" is the initial attraction. Brooklynites will be giv- on an opportunity this season to see the cream of the Shubert attractions, as well the regular bookings of he Flaw & Erlanger-H r-Halman-Frohman syndicate.
 r. Mime. Nazimova will open her sea son at the Bijou theater Monday night in "Comtesse Coquetto, in which she will be seen for three weeks. Later she will appear in lbsen's The Mas fer Builder Walter Hampden will appear as Count Silvie in "Comtesso Coquette.'
 "Fascinating Flora gave a matinee at the Casino this afternoon in honor of the clubwomen of Greater New York. Many prominent women oc- cupied the boxes as guests of the various womens clubs.
 The Man in the Case" Will open the Madison Square theator Monday night, and will be followed by several new plays, among them The Coming of Mrs. Patrick. The Babblers'' and .Kronstadt." Walter \. Law
 renee. lessee of the theater, proposes forming company to perpetuate the Madison Square theater. The lease on the present building expires in year. and it will be torn down.
 The Klaw X Erlanger advanced vaudeville trust, which now controls majority of the houses of this char acter from ocean to ocean, will open it's season Monday in great many cities. Among the important houses now controlled by the trust are the Majestic, New York; Grand, Brook lyn; Fremont, Boston; Forrest. Phil adelphia; Shubert, Milwaukee, Mary Anderson, Louisville; Garrick, St. Louis; Shubert, Kansas City; BlJou, Pittsburg; Hippodrome, Cleveland; Academy of Music, Montreal; ShuDert, New Orleans; Princess, San Francis co; Morocco, Los Angeles, and Audi torium, Chicago Chicagos s Auditor ium theater is the largest playhouse in America, and it's lease by the trust" for term of ten years is sig nificant of the popularity Of vauoe- vile.
 Miss Amelia Bingham has engaged John E. Kellerd for a leading role Ill her new production, The Modern Lady, the Diva which will be gwen it's premiere in Baltimore next week.
 Jose Van den Berg, the enterprislhs impressario who reaped fortune with his grand opera in EnSllsh at the West End theater last season. Will open that house with the same lorin of entertainment tonight. The open ing bill will be Flotow's opera, Mar tha." in which Miss Almeda Norton will make her first appearance Ill 'ne role of Lady Harriett, with Jehhie Linden as Nancy. The following week the bill will be changed to Anorahs Mascot" While Van den Bergs ven ture has never received the support of social leaders, it is highly popular with the great masses Of peopie "no are not familiar with French, ltaliah or German.