Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-05-07
FoLA La FoLLErTE.

EOhA LA EO11BTTG
who takes the more graceful title Of
Jack Belaire. In his understanding the
original Jack Belaire. an old friend.
had been killed III
The actors adventures begin with an
el0pement. his bride being the daugh
ter Of lighting Texas colonel. The run
aways reach New York and find sub
urban estate available as a honeymoon
spot The caretaker, picking up little
money for himself, does not mention
the fact that the place belongs to the
real Belaire, who Is in Paris very much
alive.
bluffs" is the latest addition to MIR.
Ditrichstein's string of nearly twenty
original plays and adaptations, In most
Of which he has taken part.
The supporting company includes
Fred Bond, Miss Kenyon Bishop. Miss
Alison Skipworth, Miss Fola La Fol.
lette. Miss Lowell Taylor, Miss Flor.
ence Huntington. Miss Madeleine So.
rel. Mrs. Pauline Dufield, Alfred Kap.
peler, Eugene Redding. G. NJ. Beldon
and Frank Wunderlee.
Miss La Toilette is a daughter Of
Senator Robert Marion La Toilette.
Many strange or sensational accom-
plishments are brought to light from
time to time In connection with sta&e
beauties. and show girls by imaginative
press agents. MIX baths have been
taken. newspapers sold on the public
streets, speeches made on street cor
ners, watches have been accidentally
swallowed, ETC.. but Peggy Ballou. who
plays the part Of the Dixie girl II
''The Prince Of Pilsen" company. 4
now said to b the first show girl t.
guin distinction as . locomotive engi
neer.
Miss Ballou almost from infancy hal
been accustomed to ride In the biz
passenger engines Of the Milwauket
road with her father, who guides ons
Of the express engines from Chicago K
Milwaukee.
She delights In the roar Of the fire,
and the machinery. the rush of air and
| the exhilaration Of q dash through thu
| country at a mile a minute clip, and
many times she has held the throttle
while the iron monster tore Of RECORD
speed.
william Favcrsham. who is still
| playing successfully In 1.-THE Squav
Man." signed contracts recently which
| give him possession Of three new play!
besides two already announced for hii
use. Felix Isman, with whom he vii
henceforth be associated, has complet
ed arrangements by which Mr.. Faver
| sham will remain at Days theater
| New York. for three months. beginning
Oct. 3. when he opens his engagement
| with "The World and His Wife," b,
Charles Frederick Nirdlinger. Thi.
drama will be preceded by one ac
play by Kate Jordan. entitled Susan,
| Gentleman"
Mr. Taversham has also purchased
"Herod." the Stephen Phillips pla,
which created sensation in LondoI
last year when produced by Beerbohn
Tree and was revived this season a
Her Majesty's theater This is thres
| act tragedy In blank verse which
Richard Mansfield bad planned to give
In this country. Since his death rev
eral managers have made overtures fo
1t. Mr.. Faversham win be supported
In this by Julie Opp. his wife. wht
will make her reappearancs on tht
stage after rest devoted to her two
little boys, the younger now tbres
| months old.
The third play h a. yet unnamed Il
Is from the pen Of Martha Morton and
II q psychological diana Of modern
life In this city. The leading role offsyl
strong emotional opportunities.
ROBERT BUTLER.