Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-10
THEATRICAL
 CHATTER

Robert Mante1l will go to London next season under the management of William A. Brady No definite plans as to which plays he will give have yet been announced. III
 Tim Murphy's season begins on August 29 in Wheeling, w. Va. He will go to the Pacific coast, play 8 long run in San Francisco and re- turn over the northern route and through Canada to New York. Dor othy Sherrod will be his leading wo- l man.
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 Charles Phillips, formerly dra- matic editor of the New York Times and for several years manager and publicity man for big attractions, has been called to Ireland by reason of a death which makes him fulI- fiedged squire. MT Phillips sailed last week.
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 Wright Lorimer is busy rehears- ing his company which is to present his new play, "The Quicksands, by Alicia Mamsey and Rudolph de Cor dova. MT Lorimer, who will be seen as Austin, the chief character in the play, is giving his personal attention to the rehearsals. assisted by T. Hayes Hunter, for two years stage manager with David Belasco.
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 Henry Miller sailed from London last Friday on the Victorian for Que- bee. He will spend several weeks in Canada preparing for the new play in which Laurence D'Orsay and Ce- cilia Loftus will be starred. This is a German comedy of military life, and in the English adaptation will have the scenes laid in Quebec. The title of the translation is "The Lan- cers."
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 During a high-browed discussion at the Players club in New York the other day a friend asked Raymond Hitchcock to define the difference be- tween tragedian and comedian. to which the Yankee Tourist star re- piled: Well, hate to talk about my self, but have come to believe that Il comedian is simply and actor with blonde hair, while tragedian is a brunette who thinks he is an actor.''
 Flow about the brunette comedians and the blonde tragedians"
 They're nature fakirs.'
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 Mrs Isabella Miller, who for eigh- teen years has occupied the Joseph Jefferson homestead. at Hohokus, N J., has been forcibly busted from the premises by constables under Deputy Sheriff W. V. Blauvelt. Three weeks ago she received final notice to have all her belongings out of the house by August l. She fought for delay and refused to move The deputy sheriff procured men and wagons and Mrs Miller's furniture was removed. Mrs Miller's husband was brother-in-law of Jay Gould.
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 George W. Kenney announces that his young star, Allen Doone, who is now in his third season under MT Kenney's management. will go on tour this season in a new comedy drama in four acts and eight scenes, entitled A Romance in Ireland. The tour opens In September in Canada, and will take all the territory where Mir Doone scored success in the Joseph Murphy plays the past two seasons. Mir Murphy has granted him permission to sing the ballad. "A Handful of Earth" which will be made feature of the production.
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 During the season of 1907-S Julia Marlowe will devote but fifteen weeks to the stage. She is now tour ing in Europe, where she will re- main until late in the fall. She does not plan to resume professional activ- ity before January. There will be no new plays in her repertoire. In addition to the Shakespearian plays with which she has been associated she will revive Jeanne d'Arc" and When Knighthood Was in Flower" Frederick Lewis. last season with the Sothern-Marlowe combination, will assume the roles heretofore played by Mir Sothern.
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 Oh, listen. Miss Peggy Ballou, the pretty Chicago girl who plays the "Dixle GirI'' in "The Prince of Pill sen" and does an original creole dance in the Song of the Cities" number, is writing q series of articles filled with wholesome advice to young schoolgirls ambitions for the stage. Her first instaIlment Is on How