The Washington herald., 1909-06-13

j Kitty Cheatham recently appeared IN
Paris al the Theater Femina.
Louis James IS preparing an elaborate
revival Of Henry VIII" for next season.
AdeHne Genee has a new dance. called
The Dryad." which she calls a pastoral
fantasy
Lima Abarbanen has gone 10 Europe
after many months OF Merry Widow
Waiting.
Marshall P. Wilder has gone 10 London
10 give his parlor entertainments In the
I British capital
Fanny Ward has a new play called
.'Eunice." ." in which she appeared IN Lon
don June L
A movement IS on foot 70 erect a NON
ument TO Yictorien sardou in front Of the
/ Madeleine IN Paris.
The Jewellers" has been sheIvec. but
I IL is the intention Of the Shuberts 90 re-
sumo the play IN the fan
Maude Odel. who went 70 London 10
play in Love Watches" with Billie
Burke, has returned 10 New York
Kyrle Beuew is in Algiers for a vaea-
I ton. and win afterward tour Spain and
/ France, arriving in London later in the
summer.
Tar and Tartar will follow the re-
vival Of 'Florodora" az the New National
Theater. inaugurating the ninth week Of
/ the season.
The Dancer Of Cairo" Paul Potter's
new musical comedy. with music by John
T. Han. win shortly be produced by
Thomas ". Ryley.
Mary Garden is reported TO be III IN
/ Paris. She was billed 10 appear in
Romeo and Juliet" but the engagement
had 10 be Cancelled.
Lenna Duer viii jump from the chorus
OF the Aborn company this week 10 play
the role Of the general OF the Nordland
army in The Sultan of Sulu."
Charles Eawtrey recently produced a
new play in London. entitled What the
Public Wants" but judging from the
/ reception he picked out the wrong public.
/ Frank keenan, has signed a contract
70 appear under the management Of
| Henry B. Harris. His first play under
/ his new manager will be The Heights, :"
/ by William Anthony MCGUIRE.
Helen Brown. the little girl whose
| phenomenal work with the Columbia
Players has been one OF the features OF
the Columbia season, viii appear again
/ with that organization IN the near future.
There viii be a special holiday matinee
al the New National Monday. July 5. in
celebration Of independence Day. This
viii be in addition TO the regular Wednes-
day and Saturday afternoon perform
ances.
The actors fund Is richer by sS,2S2 on
/ account Of the benefit performance by
the Lambs. who gave their last ~gambol~
Of the spring tour at the Metropolitan
Opera House, New York City. for this
charity.
The Whirl." a play dealing with Wash
ington society life, has been promised a
production by Frank Mckee as soon as
Lee Arthur and Foxcroft Davis finish
! their dramatization from the novel by
/ AIr. Davis.
Mr. Ed Marsh. the well-known moving
picture manager, has opened the moving
picture stand at Chesapeake Beach. Mr..
Marsh is a pioneer in this line and az one
time operated the only continuous picture
theater in Washington.
F. Ziegfeld's ''FoIlies Of 1909" has been
launched at last, the happy event trans
piring at the Apollo Theater. Atlantic
City. last Monday night It seems 20 be
agreed by every one concerned that the
! latest revue is a "stunner"
Maude Adams has said good-by 20
What Every Woman Knows" for the
present. and VIII turn her attention TO
the stupendous task OF rehearsing the
performance OF Joan Of Arc 10 be given
in the Harvard Stadium on June ..
"Keegan's Pal" new pay by Paul
Wnstach, was presented on June Z at the
Chicago Opera House by Joseph NJ
Gates, with Emmett Corrigan as the
star and the next day Il was apparent
that play and star had achieved a hit.
George c Hazelton. the well-known
playwright formerly OF this city. dropped
IL at the Columbia Thsate- iaSt wednes-
day evening, ana after Witnessing the