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Edmund Breese may appear in n new play called "A Man $ Man' Wells Hawks is just putting the fin | ishing touches to new play dealing with the political and social life in | Washington, in which nc touches ipon the social influences brought to bear upon the army and navy.
 Paul Liebeler has recently purchased for production in the near future new | fantastical musical play by Paul Tit ions and Charles II. Brown. It is stated that the play will probably be giyer its first production in January.
 |" Bright Eyes, {" musical comedy by Charles Dickson, Otto Hauerbaeh and Karl Hoschna, is soon to be produced by Joseph NJ. Gaites, with Florence Hol, brook in one of the leading roles. The day for the opening performance has not been set.
 Will M CTessey, the vaudeville actor author, who has written all the Hagger. | ty sketches for the Ryan. Richfield com l.pany, is>at work on the fifth sketch of the series, to succeed May Haggerty M. D." now making a successful tour ! of the circuit.
 Following the production of Clyde Fitch s play, "The City" the Shuberts will produce an interesting play from the Danish of Hialmar Bergstrom, en- titled "The Head of the Firm. " It is drama of sociology and business and is said to be quite strong.
 Marie Tempest, who is soon to appear in this country in w Somerset Maug- han s play "Penelope" in which she she has won great success in London during the last two years. will begin her American engagement in the Lyce- um theater, New York, on December 13.
 May Mackenzie, who recently ap- peared with remarkable success in
 'The Revellers with Charles Rich man, has been engaged by the Shuberts to play an important part in Clyde Fitch $ comedy, "Kitty and the Can ary," which is to be given it's first performance at an early date.
 Charles Frohman has arranged for Pauline Chase to appear in America next season in q new play. She will perform in "Peter PanN in London during the approaching holiday and, be fore returning to America will make a J to rest from the season s work.
 Hedwig Reicher began acting at the age of twelve in Berlin, where her father is one of the foremost figures in theatrical affairs. She accomplished the feat of learning the English Ian guage in four months, in order to be able to appear in the leading part of Charles Klein $ .'The Next of Kin. :"
 Margaret Anglin has secured the dra- matte rights to French play, :" La Rivals of which Frederick Fenn, the author of !" Hop O My Thumb, win make the English adaptation.
 Divorce, :" the new play by M. Paul Bourget and M Andre Cury, dramatized from M. Bourgeois novel, "The Di- vorce,'' is to be produced this season by F. c. Whitney at series of mat inees in New York
 Edmond Rostand has sold to Charles Frohman all the dramatic rights out side of France to his "L'Aiglon. 7 It is the intention of MT. Frohman to, present Miss Maude Adams in this play when she visits England.
 Miss May Fillmore is no longer as sociated with her sister Kate, the lat ter having married recently and formed separate combination with her hus- band, who has made quite a success in vaudeville
 William Morris, inc, has entered into an arrangement with the Shuberts whereby Harry Lauder, the famous Scotch comedian, will make q prolonged tour of the Shubert houses Mr. Lauder will be supported by d irst-class vaude vile company