Evening star., 1907-11-17
Playhouse Paragrahps

FRITZ scheff is on her way to the Pa
! cific coast.
| Ralph Stuart is playing in the west in
! "Strongheart.'
Robert Mantell Is to produce King
John" in Chicago.
Pan, NcAllister has been engaged as
Mrs. Leslie Carter's leading man.
The Ranger" in which Dustin Farnum
is starring will, 1t is said, close shortly.
Mrs. Joseph jefferson, the widow Of
! the comedian, is reported to be seriously
| i'll.
Henry Miller is to have a season Of sew
| eral weeks in Philadelphia In The Great
| Divide"
Julia Marlowe has returned from Eu-
rope. Her next tour will begin in a mod
ern play.
| Clyde Fitch will adapt a new foreign
play for Clara Bloodgood and William
Courtnay
Janet Priest is going into vaudeville
with Augustus Thomas play. Edithas
| Burglar"
John Hare, the English actor, has re-
ceived the honor of knighthood from King
! Edward
It is said that Coquelin, the eminent
| French actor, will go to sanitarium in
England.
Joseph Hart has a new sketch by the
euphonious and alliterative title of The
| Dancing Daisies
William A. Brady is to produce new
political play called The Intruder" by
| Thompson Buchanan.
! Grace Van Studdiford. Camille D'Arville
and Helen Bertram are some of the sing
ers now appearing in vaudeville.
Madge Lessing is to have one of the
leading roles in The Prince of Pilsen"'
wnen that work is produced in Paris.
! George V. Hobart and A. Baldwin Sloane,
librettist and composer. respectively. OF
Coming Thro' the Rye" are Baltimo-
rams.
! Viola Allen is to produce her play. The
Fold" early in December. She received
an offer to play in London, but her Ameri-
can engagements prevented
Succeeding Tom Lewis as Washington
Deecy, Arthur Rigby has Joined the cast
/ of Hip. Hip. Hooray"' at Webers
! Theater. New York He has several
songs and dances.
! Maude Fealy is appearing this season as
! the star OF the tnglSn play. '1ne Strong
! er Sex" She has been winning success
in Denver. San Francisco and other west
ern cities.
| Grace Fisher has retired from the cast
| of "Artie." now being played in New
| York, to take a comedy role in The
| Lancers." She has been succeeded by
Venie Jenkins.
Anna Held is convalescing at AtIant,,
! Sha will hrin hnr Do,
| Model" company to Washington early in
| December.
Clyde Fitch's new comedy. The Truth"
with Miss Clara Bloodsood as the star,
will be an early attraction at the Belasco
| Theater.
A series of biographical sketches is ap-
pearing in Greenroom Glimpses. the little
| weekly journal of the New National
Theater Hector Fuller. dramatic editor
of the Washington Herald, and Blanche
! Walsh the Nationals star this week, are
the subjects in the current issue.
Margaret Anglin and Henry Miller Will
soon play return engagement at the
| Belasco Theater in The Great Divide"
! Bert Clarke. who will appear this week
| IN The Secret Orchard" is a Washing
! tonian.
During E II. Sothern's engagement at
! the Relasco Theater early next month he
! will present his play. 'Tha Fool Has
! Said There is no God, If Were King
| ''Hamlet and revival of the elder
| Sothern's great success our American
| Cousin" in which he Will appear for the
the first time as Lord Dundreary.
| Miss Elsie Janis has sent a gold piece
! to Robert Edgar Long Of tha National
! Theater to help his three weeks-oId son
| cut his teeth.
! Robert Edeson will soon take Glass
mates for d tour on the road. The West
Point play will app nar at the New Ma
tional early in tn" new year.
The Rogers Brothers in Panama" Will
be seen al the New National. wiki about %
sixty chorus siris. early in December.
Harriet Broadhurst. who plays the rol,
of Kitty with Virginia Harmed in Anna
Karinina. is the daughter of Thomas w
Broadhurst, who made the American
adaptation of the play. AND niece Of