The Washington times., 1909-10-22
GreenroOn Gossip

OTeenTOOn1 GOSSIP |
THE philosophy Of Mrs. wigs II
the Cabbage Patch" has become
well known through the book
and the play. 4 few Of the say
ihss which playgOers hear and remem-
Der follow:
1 jes' do the best I ken whsr e the
good Lord puts me at, an 81 looks like
get a happy feelin' in me most all
the time"
1T looks like everything In the world
comes right if we les wait long
enough"
/ hold that it's wrong to keep ever
thihg bottled up inside you. Yer feelin's
like ras berry vinegar: if ye're skeered
70 use 'em an keep on havin' 'em, first
thlng you know they've done 'cvap
GRATED"
I've made 1t a practice to put all my
worries down In the bottom of my
heart ihen set on the lid an smile"
It's sinful to fus'."
Some folks goes right under when
trouble comes, but l carry mine fur
an easy"
Nine. Mathilde Cotrelly. who has not
peen IN Washington since she acted as
me shaIp-tongued old duchess in Her
Great Match with Miss Maxine Elliott.
returns as member Of Louis Mann's
company in The Man Who Stood
still"
For the benefit Of those admirers who
GREER seeing Charles b. Hanford in
Shrew' is retained I'm his repertory for
TINS season. His regular vehicle for
the seas9n is The American Lord" q
study in human nature and not mere
~ Iarclcai creation and the comedy is
Inc more effective because &c is a sDou-
taneous outgrowth of the plot.
John Slavin and May a. Souza are
IN rehearsal with the new klaw d E1T-
LANCER production The Air King" bv|
Harry b. Smith and Raymond EIubbeli
Associated with them ia tile production
VII be Josie Han, Ida Fit1hugh. Frank
Belcher scamp N utgomery, and
Thomas Meighan.
Little Memo" now playing in the
Middle West. is one of tie solid sue
only important change In the big cast
mas been the substitution Of Harry Clay
Blaney .Or Billy Van Joseph Caw-I
thorn, Harry Kelly, anG Master Gabriel
play the Same roles in which they APP
peared in the New York presentation
-ast year.
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John W. Ransone, Knox Wilson.
George Parsons, Joe smith, and other
actors ia The Flirting Princess are
10 be envied. Every one of them is to
be kissed at each performance of the
Egyptian Operetta by Violet Dale one
stage.
Miss Dale, vino is to be featured in
the title role, has a vampire dance,
at the conclusion Of which she is
HaH4r In
parry. chorus and all
Mr.. Huntley, the famous London COM
edian, who appears at the New National
next week IN the musical comedy. kit
W Grey under the management of
Charles FrOhman, has d unique way of
remembering jokes and funny savings
lie never ''JOts' them down, odd cha D. -
can always think of funny things
Whe2 am riding on TOP Of a bus in
London" the comedian said When |
the man comes around TO collect my
fare 1 Just nip the joke, III en- when
the fare collector. and it comes back
20 me-
Miss Marguerite Clark. hitherto a mu-
slcaI comedy star, made her first ap-
pearance in the legitimate drama at
the Princess TheateT, Montreal, Canada.
recently under the auspices Of the Shu-
oerts. using comedy By owen Davis |
Clarke Is well known in Montreal. md
her presence was the occasion of a ca /
pacity audience. Consratulatory tele- |
grams from all parts of the States were
received by the popular cOmedfeune
In the program Mr.. Davis acxnowI- /
edges that the theme of the play Is from
a snort story by Dorethea Deakin, an /
English actor. He has written a bit OF 4
Imagery which abounds with human 1
interest and sufficient action 10 stamp
The wishing Ring a success.
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Having finished their engagement at
The Garrick Theater, tDefectiVe
Sparkes' ana Miss Hattie Williams viii /
continue the search for the heroine ~ 4
Jne balloon mystery through the West /
ron certain clues furnished bv
CHARLES trohman, "Detectis, SDar<esS' /
believes the trail will extend as far as 1
Jan Francisco.
The Mittenthal Brothers have not Of /
late been happy In their scheme of pre-
eenting THE Partisan Model on f0u~
minus the services OF Anna held In /
fact the death sentence on this pfav.
which was an enormous success as orig
inally produced, has been pronounced.
The Soul Kiss" however, has more
than realized the expectations of the
MltteT Lhals, and VIII remain on tour in
definitely.
Julian Edwards delightful comic
opera, 1.-The Gay Musician" under the
again proving its merit I'm the large
cities IN which &c appears and Is doing
a banner business. Ia Detroit last
week, hundreds were turned away NIGHT
ly and the record OF the thcater was /
broken. THE Cay Musician" is one. of
the big musical attractions booked iu /
the Shubert theatsrs, and will shortly De
heard I'm this city.
Charles Frohman puts himself on
record that "The Bachelor Baby Is /
the most humorous, because the most
deliciOusiy human, comedy Francis
Wilson has had. The play. iu three I
acts. the actors own work is built !
upon the delightful inspiration of
FRA bbed old bachelor first dotestiug. then
IS wondering at. and finally embracing "a .
little tWclve-yeaT-0ld girl left on his
hands by the death of the bachelors |
elder brother.
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