The Washington times., 1908-07-12

- The Chorus Lady" next sea-
IN son, her tour extending to the
Pacific coast Ii is probable
that before Miss Stahl takes another
summer vacation she will appear in
London at one OF Charles Frohman's s
theaters.
MiIlie Murray, the Washington girl
who has scored a hit with the Aborn
Opera organization. viii be seen as
Peep-BO in this weeks s production Of
THE AIikado Miss Murray will be
remembered for her work as Peep -Bo
last summer. with Estelle Wentworth
and Madame Fuji-Ko.
Dorothy Reveu. formerly leading wo-
man with Arnold DAILY IN How He
Lied to Her Husband" died suddenly
last week Of apoplexy induced by the
heat.
Valerie Bergere. the vaudeville ac-
tress. was married last week in Paris
10 Napoleon E. DaignaUlt, known 10
the stage IS y. Dano. who was lead
ing man with Miss Bergere in "a Bow
cry Camille"
Marjory Ramey, the Alexandria girl
with the Aborn company at the Ma
tional, will again appear as a coquettish
little daughter Of fair Japan in this
weeks revival OF THE AIikado."
Charles Frohman is planning to set
aside a New York theater especially
for London successes and transport
the latter in their entirety 10 New York
for a months season each from Sep
te-abeT 10 July. The only obstacle Mr..
Frohman can now see in his path is
the cooperation Of London managers
Joseph CawthOrne. Billy Van, -daster
Gabriel, and a strong array OF sup
porting talent viii comprise the COM
paay which Klaw and Erlanger have
selected for Little Memo" Harry B..
Smith is writing the book Of the musi-
cal comedy.
The newspaper men OF san Francisco
are writing a burlesqUe on the trial
scene of The Merchant OF Venice"
for production at a benefit which is
being arranged by Daniel FrOhman for
the actors fund Henry Miller, Bruce
McRae. Mrs Thomas Whinen. and
Margaret Ellington viii take part in
the benefit
Grace Orr Myers. who rejOins the
Aborn forces this week, appeared here
last season as Airline in The Bohemian
Girl Musette in The Fortune Teller, 90
and in the title roles IN Dolly Warden
and Mariana.
Maud Allan. the sensational Ameri-
can dancer who has aroused so much
comment in London and Paris, will
come TO America next season 70 do
her famous --SalOme' dance. FlOrenZ
Ziegfeld, jr., Is the lucky manager
The Yankee Prince" George Cohan' s
latest output Of which he is the star.
closed last night temporarily in order
TO give the company a three weeks
-acation 1t the end Of that time
the season will be resumed at the
Knickerbocker Theater. where the
piece has already run three months.
Maxine ElHott's new thcater in New
Fork IS 20 cost S2o0Goo, and will have
a seating capacity Of TOO
George NJ. Cohan manifestly can
not get the patriotism out of his sys-
TEN. and is now engaged In writing z
book which he will call "FirecrackeTs.
Henrietta Crosman viii return TO :he
stage early next month in new version
OF The Country Girl"
The school children's matinees at the
National Theater have been the mag
nets for drawing capacity audiences of
youngsters since the opening of the
season. Several hundred were turned
away last Wednesday afternoon.
THE Travelling Salesman" James
Forbes pl2v which had its premiere
in Washington last season. will again
he sent on the road. but without i;s
blonde star. Thomas ". Ross. 1t is
indicated that Thomas NriShan is 10
succeed Ross
Robert EdesOn in Tie Gail Of the
North Will begin his season by open
ing the Hudson Theater August d
Edmund Breese, z.ho scored SUCH q
distinct hit in Tho Lion aud the
Mouse" is 10 have the principal role
IN Charles Klein's latest play, TT,
Nischiefmakers-'
Marie Doro has left the continent
and is now resting at Hind Head, Scot
land.
Harry Luckstone. the popular bari
tone. returns to Washington next week
for his role Of the count. in The Bo-
hemiau Girl"
Richard earle is giving his chorus
girls-two at a time-two weeks vaca-