The Washington herald., 1909-01-30
FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.

Pauline Palmer and Harry English are
IN the company supporting John T. Kelly II
vaudeville
The engagement Of Louise Cunning in
'MsrccIlc'' has been extended 90 the Majestic
Theatef. in Boston, 50 Successful has bsea the
eaetEsment-
Columbia Comm ndery has bought out
TIE Columbia Thester for ;he opening perfo-nancs
q George n Cohan-s 100 success. An American
Idea. scheduled for Fel1lay s
De Wolf Hopper. Marguerite Clark, and
tie eaiidTen fr0Ia .-Tae Pied Piper" save q per
Torrance for the entertainment q the tuberculosis
patients a. Norrh Brothers Islsnd last week
Among the principals in La Petite
Revue. az Gases next Reek. are Robert Alden.
Envy Aireu. Airline Freae-icks MsrgArs, Cushing
Kirby Cahil. Joseph Royer. and Eddie Han
Miss Carlotta Niilson. who was last
seer here N The Tilree q Us VII Be seen az
The Beasco Thszter shortly IN her new play. This
Woman and This Nan.' hy George Fostsr Pistt-
Among the recent booking at the Co
lumhia Theater are May Robson the Ro,irsr
hro-heTs Fr.tzi Schsf. In The Priua Donna. and
kdna Wallace Hopper, IN Fifty Mics from Bos-
ton"
A young matinee girl refused 10 go 10
Days Thcater in New Yo1k 70 ses William Fare7-
sham IN his rev play, The Barter = New Or
LEAFS. becluse she sid she could not hear 20 see
Mr.. FsTsrsbsn rs p barte-.
Jefferson De Angels. after a short
vaudeville sesEon VII begln rehearsals q . ne~
musical play called The Beauty SPOT" by joseph
Herbert and Reginald de KoFen- The piocs VII
open u AIul IN Philadelpaia-
Don't so on the stage" Is the advice
tCndCTod al oomeTs by Miss Ross StahI. who -
rIrus 70 the Columbia Theater Monday night IN
The Chorus Lady. aud thsn she goes On % shoE
the audience Why rs abertal education for the
suscsptahly inclined
White Whirtlesey. who is Julia Mar
loves leading nan this season IN The Goddess
q Reason. T1s last SEN here IN The Road 70
festerisy-' Mr. Wh.-tlesey = local farorite har-
ing been identified win one Of the sumner stock
companies soue years sso.
Harry Blake Taplin. superintendent of
The Hale House Settlement IN Boston. has written
10 ArS flske asking her Z she VII give & SPECIAL
performance q Situation Nell in aid q that.
Wcrk during her Bosro1 enraErment MIS- Fiske
has consented % this request.
The marked impression made upon the
Washington nusiczI colony. By Adela Verne. the
wonderfully gifted pianist. who recently created 4
sensation a. the Columbia Theater br he r-aste-v
q the instrument Is rejected IN the many demands
that arr being I1de upon the house FOR return
e1gzgeusrt
Ernest R Ball Dave Reed. and George
Grz1. r.. The authors Il The greatest srag hits II
today. Love Ne ard the World Is Nine and
As Long AZ the World Rolls On have written
another world sorg that LOOKS Il II would
Be the biggest hit of them all The new sonr
IS called To the End c. the World With You
The late A. n. Palmer. the New Yor,,
theatrical uianase-, vas the frs mar n won
Deumsl Thompson went with his manuscript of
Tie Old HOMESTEAD and he promptly TUNED
Z down, did the next theatrical rrsaavsr
John Stetson he latter Is quoted as sayins that
ms refusal meant loss 70 him Of $4,000 at the
TUry least
The rite Of The republican marriage.
which s r5fcrCd 70 IN Julia a!arssvs's uez
Play. The Goddess Of Reason" was a favorits
method q disposing q Ct deTants IN Brittany dur
ins the French revolution The method consisted
IN binding a nan and woman heart to heart and
IMP % LIMB and then casting the victims into the
Rive Loire TO drown
The Shuberts have accepted for Mary
Manaering rev play By Isngdon Mitchell, author
CT Becky sharp and Tbs Ner YORK Idsa
The nrW Dlay Is entitled --StpD br Sfen N
which Miss Maracrins VII make a radical de-
art-re frol al IreTious ITutucticrs IN which she
ms GppeaTed By assuming tie role q working
EirL TIE drama deals with contemporaneous con-
ditions in America
Edith Nillward who plays the poe;
IE-nce IN The Wizard q o." which cones 10 the
ACADEMY socn, IS the pcssessor q most graceful
ngure and makes a dashing priEce. She is. more
over, singer q exceptional ability. ard renders
her dteTants numbers il an artistic manner Miss
'iisEe psssee the last Two seasous abroad APPEAR
ing al the leading London vaudeville theate-s.
The rendering Of a song depends
nuch Upon the individual" declared David Bispham
recently He mu-t always have tho-o1ch command
CT himself. as ar actor would Do cgen IN the most
Ilo7ins moments. TIE instant he gives Esv be
drops into sentnentality through excess Ct emotion
7 eei asepy bit have ye1r erTcrs uader command
ioT the moment you lose yCuT self-contori Ycs, also
iose your hold upon ycuT audience There is mreb
interest n Mr. BisTham's forthcomiuz APPEARANCE
and every likelihood Ct the famous baritone bsinr
welcomed b large ard enthusiasts audience. re
programme arranged Is ere of unusual merit in
Gliding several Numbers With which NJ BsSpbau.s
name Is always associated