The Washington herald., 1909-05-02

ell summer at the Herald Square Theater.
New York.
The Telegraph says that Alan DaIe's
latest Is a cook book entitled Actors
Have Roasted"
Blanche Ring WOE a medal for swim
ming and one for sailing boat az Lsrch-
mont last summer.
Henry 3. Warner. who has been play
ing in The Battle" has been called to
London on business.
It is announced that BARLEY campbeIPs
The White Slave VIII be revived by his
son next season.
Henrietta Crosman addressed q special
meeting Of the Kentucky Club az the
Waldorf-Astoria recently.
4 national French committee has been
appointed 70 arrange for q memorial
starUe 10 ViCtorien Sardou-
/ Cora Beckwith CIrs. Jake RosenthaD,
the champion lady swimmer. viii resume
the road when the season opens.
Alan Patrick Campbell, son OF the act
ress. was to be married last Thursday 20
Helen Bull, a Chicago society girl
Victor Moore Is considering an offer 10
appear in the London halls this summer.
/ Imagine that dialect in PicCadiilyi
Cole and johnson. in "The Red Noon. ="
viii be the rext attraction at the Majestic
( Theater. New York. opening May 3.
"Homeward Bound" is the title Of a
sketch written by Mason Peters. and first
produced at the recent Lambs GamboL
/ A condensed version OF Lend Ne Five
shiIings" is being prepared by Corse
PaytO1 for an appearance n vaudeville
Alr. Hymack. the chameleon come
dian" at one time supported Mrs. Patrick
CampeI. William Gillette, and other
stars
"A Night With the Poets" ore Of the
most pretsntious vaudeville sketches Of
the day. played six return engagements
In Boston
Hnda spong and Arthur Forrest made
their Joint vaudeville debut April p. ap-
pearing IN a sketch entitled a Bird and
la Cold Bottle"
Langdon Mitchell. who has been i'll with
( the grip for some time. has recovered sEf-
fcieatly 10 begin work on several plays
/ for next season
Eugene O'Brien. who has been playing
Ferdinand in The Thief has been an
gagged By Charles Frohman for another
/ play next season.
/ VaIesks Surratt and William Gould Will
shortly close their spring vaudeville tour
Gould viii shortly sail for Europe 20
! spend the summer
/ The late Pat Rooney left three children
10 perpetuate his name and fame. The
Youngest. Katie Rooney, viii be seer
shortly at Chase's.
Phoebe Davis. Who has been seriously
III for several weeks. has entirely reoov-
cred. She viii appear next season IN g
new play by ". ]. HurIbut-
( Richard Golden sailed for New York
/ last Thursday TO attend 70 business mat
ters He viii return to London next fall
in revival OF The Old Firm"
! Miss Benna DUer. after a season Of
thirty-two weeks With Little Memo
/ has returned 20 washington for the sum
mer opera season al the National.
William H Fowler. treasurer of the
New National Theater. left Washington
. last wednesday TO be absent with the
+ local baseball team for the next four
weeks.
The -Four Cohans have purchased q
/ country estate at Highland Mills. Orange
/ County, y. Y. The quartet may not be
/ long on art. but they are by no means
short on dough.
/ Mildred Holland. at the conclusion of
! her engagement at the Colonial Theater.
/ Cleveland. will sail the last week in June
( for Europe 10 take needed rest after a
7 long and successful season
! Blanche Bates viii start early in June
{ for an automobile trip across the con-
tinent. She will not depend upon hotels,
! but viii camp en- route, pitching her tent
/ by the wayside when weary.
May Robson has re-engsged the follow
+ ing people for The Rejuvenation Of Aunt
Mary next season: Jack Storey. Paul
I Decker. Harry Co7yley. George Hull, Nina
/ Saville. and LEILA Thompson.
+ For the first time during her whole ca
reer Miss Lulu Glaser will appear in
modern male costume in the production OF
Mile. Mischief" which IS the sttrac-
tion at the Belssco this week
About fourteen press agents have al
ready been announced to tell Of the Won
/ ders OF the Lambs Gambol at the New
National Theater here. which has been
/ herslded for the afternoon OF Thursday.
! May p.
The first performance OF The Blue
/ Mouse az the Maxine Elliott TheateT
/ will be celebrated by souvenirs 70 be
given TO the ladies IN the audience.
/ These souvenirs viii consist Of gold and
silver jewel boxes.
I Owing 20 important engagements VIII
liam Morris has been forced TO postpone
/ his trip TO the other side Of the big pond.
( Instead he VIII take ten-day trip
through the South in the interest OF his
vaudeville attractions
The fourth annual theatrical entertain
ment for the benefit Of the Newsboys'
Home Club. in New York last week
netted nearly 1900. Many notable per
formers appeared and were the heroes of
/ the charitable ocasion-