The Washington times., 1908-06-21


preciated was shown a second later
when the dog, swapping and snariing.
seized Miss AIbertson by the back OF
the hand, his teeth sinking through her
glove.
The New York Telegraph says:
Washington yields up an interest
ing bit of gossip in the report that
May Buckley Is to be June bride
This is the way of IT: In the Guy
Standing stock company playing in
Washington there has been an English
actor named Martin Sabine. He ap-
peared last season in The Right OF
Way a play to which Miss Buckley
also devoted her talents.
Miss Buckley is now a member OF
the company engaged to present The
Invader at McNickers Theater, Chi
cago, Sunday night Thither Sabine is
headed, and with the avowed inOnsion
Of committing matrimony on arrival
I'm Washington's most exclusive
stock company circles Miss Buckley is
named as the prospective bride
John E. Gardner, playing leading
role in The Yankee Prince" IN New
York was married last week in Asbury
Park 20 Miss Louise Dresser
After the ceremony the wedding party
went to the farm OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles J. Ross. known as the Ross
Fenton farm. where a luncheon was
served.
Cyril Maude produced THE Flag Lieu
tenant in London last week and from
all accounts il Is a genuine success The
play was written by Maj. w. P, Drug
and Leo Trevor. 1t shows an intimate
knowledge Of life in the English navy
as well as social customs. Major Drury
was formerly an officer in the marines
and. of course, knows what he is writ
ing about.
Charles Frohman announces definitely
an American tour for Seymour Hicks
and EIIaline TeFris in musical comedy.
Before coming to America Mr. Hicks
and Miss Tcrris will OFFER London play
goers n sumptuous production Of Rich
ard ira long cherished dream or
this sprightly. American-lilke comedian.
Eventually Mr.. Frohman plans eatab-
fishing Mr.. Hicks and Miss Terris IN
non-muslcal comedies.
The Mimic World" a new musical
production by the Shuberts and Lew
Fields. will be opened in the Casino
Theater. New York, tomorrow night,
In the cast are Irene Bentley, Josie
SadIer and Ada Gordon and NIessrs. Nc
Waters. Tyson. Walter Lawrence
Harry CorsOn Clarke.
Billie Burke has returned to England,
where her vogue as a concert hall artist
brought her to the attention of Charles
Frohman. She will be q star next sea-
son.
Eva Tanguay has been compelled 10
take a two months rest. Il was be-
Ieved an operation on her vocal chords
might be performed, but this has been
found unnecessary.
''Three Weeks" in It's dramatic form,
will first see the light of day IN St.
Louis. where James K. Hackett Will
present it at the Suburban Theater.
Hackett still denies he will appear in
the play.
Edgar Selwyn will be among the stars
under direction of Henry 3. Harris next
season, when ne will appear in a play
written By himself and entitled, pierre
of the Plains"
Maude Adams will ciose her season
next Saturday night, and go at once
TO her lodge in the Catskills-
Elsie Janis finished her season last
night In Chicago, and will sail for Eu-
rope this week, with her m6ther. for a
two months vacation.
Otis Skinner and his family are spend
ing the summer at the actors country
home in France.
peter Pan" in English has scored an
unmistakable success in Paris with
Polly Chase in the role played by
Maude Adams.
George Behan Will pass under the
management Of Cohan and Harris
when they open the new Gaiety The
ater.
Arnold Daily filed voluntary petition
in bankruptcy last week. He says he
owes $40, 246.40 and has assets Of 81, 375.
Hans Robert. the washington actor,
has been re-engaged TO play the stellar
role in Checkers" next season.
Henry Miller will revive The Only
Way during his current season on the
Pacific coast.
Robert Edgar Lond. press representa-
tive for the New National Theater, Is
entertaining his mother, Mrs. Edward P.
Long, Of Pittsburg-
The success Of The Man Of the
Hour has been so great that four COM
pauies viii be sent out in the play next
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