The Washington herald., 1909-02-07
THOSE WITH US.

Miss Billie Burke VIII be at the New
National Theates early n March IN hes
pse9ent success. Love Watches.
Miss Louise Cunning. in the comic
opera '-siarceIle.- Is underlined for the
Belasco Theater week beginning Febru-
ary 2
Mr. O1in Johnson. leading nan foi
Marie Dsro. gas especially engaged FOR
this position, He was last seen here IN
The Man of tie Hour"
8as1f Raymond. widow Of Gus Rogers.
* - be starred b. the shgberts next
season s8e = # present playing ia
81 Hsfalsf u Broadway"
Ttss eisfiHza za1sas6 opera makers. stsnis-
iass stanss sn6 JBiiar Edwards. coilabo-
rated is writing The Pstriot." vsuds-
yiBss sfsa9 sfefa Junior AZ Chase's next
week
Jglis Esfiews's engagement IN New
fork - Days Thsster. under the mar
sgsmsDf u re aasoerts. bszins Oh Mon
62T evening. February 3. Immediately
following Der sagsgsaenf ~ the BelsscO.
De Wolf B0pper IN his new musical
comedy. The Pied Piper" vii Be the
inauguration week attraction az the Be-
lssco Thester Hr. Hopper Is supported
By Miss Marguerite Clark. Miss Florence
Nash Siiss ada Desves. and william
Cameron
Anxious reader. II the seating capacity
OF a theater Is $50. does II require ths,
number Of persons 70 III TT Not aIways.
There Is q modern theater IN Sew York
City. the Majestic. that = nightly packed
by Three Twins
CsrIotta NiIlson Is said to have made a
complete success IN her new play This
Woman and This Man" IN Philadelphia
last week The play IS by Avery Hop
wood. This attraction is booked for an
appearance at the BeIasco this month
Mr.. Wright Cramer. the associate trav-
eler Of Burton Holmes, Is a graduate Of
Harvard and an actor Of prominence,
having been with Mrs. Patrick Campbell
in London. and was IN the original casts
OF The Road 70 Yesterday and The
Round Up IN New York City
The reception Of The Vampire in
New York vas Identical with that sc-
corded THE Servant IN the House last
season IN both cases the critics dis
agreed, solemnly but firmly with each
other. The new play IS the one topic Of
discussion in New York. which wakes
hnffer and hotter
Requests from al over the country are
pouring IN upon Mr.. L Stoddsrd Taylor.
manager Of the Belasco Theater. for a
copy Of the critics programme" which
was introduced a couple 0f weeks ago.
The unique innovation has been COM
mented upon BY the press from Boston
to Chicago. and VIII doubtless soon reach
the Coast
A number OF prominent eK-nevspaper
men are in Washington this week, some
Of them members Of the Friars, the New
York advance agents club. Some OF the
bigger ones In town ars Clarence Hyde,
with Ethel Barrymore; Joseph Buckley.
with Otis Skinner. Harry J. Davis. with
Rose Stshl. and Percy WeadoH. ahead Of
Robert MsnteIL
Marie Doro. The star OF The Richest
Girl" like some other stage celebrities,
has overcome the bugbear OF travel in SC
far as one-night stands are concerned. BY
making a great many Of her trips by su-
tonobile. But she is more fortunate than
the majority Ct her fellov-plsyers, IN
Z
an expenditure fer q car An automobile
Is used in her new play. The Richest
Girl The part II PLAYS is 20 small that
Miss Doro declared fatty 1T did not earn
| its salt; OF. rather. its gasoline. SO she
/ is making II do this by enjoying cross
7 country runs from city 10 city.