Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-05
THEATRICAL
 CHATTER

Mrs Stuart Robson has decided no, to- continue in vaudeville the coming year. and Is now negotiating for her appearance in Broadway produc- tion now under way
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 Marie Cahill has sent letters to the various candidates for office al the next election, asking their aid to suppress Salome dancers by legal means. Miss Cahill says she Is earnest in the matter
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 Israel Zangwill, Mrs Zangwill Louis Zangwill and Israel Zangwill Jr. took part In copyright perform ance of The Melting Pot" in Lon | don, last week. Walker Whiteside was also member of this remarka | ble cast.
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 One of the disadvantages of fame is indicated in the following adyer' tisement, found in the Sun last week ITO Real Estate Agents: Take no tice--I am not in the market for req estate, therefore save your time ani mine. Frank J. Mcintyre, Lambs | Club" | Fl:
 Glover Wares mind will be easy for the next eighty weeks at least l for he has a contract for that space of time solidly booked for his "Vil | lage Choir" in the new singing act | The Angelus. The long tour VII | cover the entire country east and west, opening in Pittsburg, August | 31.
 Fl: / James Gordon, late of 'The Sigr of the Cross" in which he played | Marcus Superbus, and last year the heavy in Joe Hart'.s "Futurity Win ner,' in vaudeville, has been special ly engaged for the part of Scarpa 1T | La Tosca" and Richine in 'Du Barry" with the Poli stock, Scran ton, Pa. Fl:
 Mrs Douglas Saunders of Sar Rafael, Cal, has recently claimed Marie Doro as her long lost daugh ter, who ran away from home to gc on the stage four years ago. Miss Doro's parents are, of course, M: and Mrs E. H. Stuart, formerly of Kan sas City, and now of New York. Mis-: Doro was born at Duncannon, Pa where her father was district attor ney of Perry county.
 Fl: ~s Frank Campeau, the only man tha' has played the part of Trampas ir Kirke La Selle's production of; The Virginian," will retire from the stage at the close of this season. Mir Cam peau has invented process for irrl gating the land that promises to b' far, more profitable financially thar 1 the theatrical business. It is sait that he got his idea from the auto matic sprinkler now used in up tt date buildings, and will produce { regular rain storm.
 Fl: l John J. McGraw, captain of tht New York baseball team. has be come a stage manager. For the Hip podrome's new spectacle, Sportin: Days, he rehearsed and staged, the baseball game, which is to be tht l feature of the first scene. The eighteen players did their rehearsins at the Polo grounds and later on tht | stage, where they are to play tho game. Captain McGraw introduced some business on the coaching line; that will be quite characteristic. .. Fl: William Morris is proudly exhibit ing to his friends little souvenir ht received a few days ago from Harr, Lauder It Is fine sprig of heath CT, plucked from field in Scotland and was accompanied by letter il which Lauder wished Morris the bes | of luck in his ventures for the com | ing season Morris states that, al reports to the contrary notwithstand ing, and in spite of all sorts ot | schemes to get the Scotch comedian away from him, that Lauder vii positively open at the Lincoln Square theater early in October.
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 Felix Hollaender, secretary of the | German theater, the foremost play house of Berlin, is on his way here to make arrangements for the appear ance of actors of the organization during the season at one of the Eng | fish speaking theaters on Broadway The director expects to settle con tract with the Shuberts. The nego tiations now under way look to ger formances of "A Midsummer Nights Dream" and "A Winters Tale, Schiller's "The Robbers" and Les sings Nathan the Wise. "' The per. formances, which will be in German are under the direction of Max Rein hardt, the most famous of Germal stage managers. Fl:
 Martin Beck is about to carry out long-cherished plan, by building small theater in which new acts and novelties may be tried. The theater will be part of building to be erected on property in Forty third street east of Eighth avenue which will also contain space for tht United States Booking offices and th' managers affiliated herewith, ana rooms for electrical and scenic ex periments, music rooms for re hearsals of ambitious composers ant other apartments that will be useC in facilitating the getting up of new