The Washington herald., 1909-08-08

Marshall p. wilder is back from
Europe.
Laura Guerite will be in the cast OF "A
Broken IDOL"
David warheld is to have new play
for next season.
Mrs. Fisk will appear at Daly's Theater
next season in a new play.
"The Girl from Rectors" will resume its
season August q with the original cast.
Girls" ard Going Some" are in re-
hearsaL The former opens in Toledo next
week.
Albert Chevslier is to tour in America
next season under the management o.
Percy G. Williams.
Doris Keane has returned from Europe
and win begin rehearsals with "Arsine
Lupln."
Viola Allen IS 10 play The White Sis
ter" in the cities heretofore unvisited by
her in this play.
J. E. Dodson Will resume his run OF
|The House Next Door" by ]. Hartley
Manners, on Monday next in New York
Bruce McRae Is to have the leading role
IN The Flag Lieutenant" Isabel Irv-
Ing is 70 be leading woman OF the com
pany.
Charles Riehman, undaunted by the
cold reception accorded THE Reveliers, q"
is 20 take that piece on the road next
season.
Rida Johnson Young, author OF Brown
OF Harvard" has been awarded a d.
vorce from her husband. James Young,
an actor.
CASTOR and Stone will be the principal
comedians IN the Fields revival OF Al
geria," which is renamed The Rose OF
Algeria"
Miss Oza waldrop late OF Going
Some" has been assigned 70 the cast Of
The Bingmaster." Arthur Byron is in
the same cast
George W. Iederer IS to resume activ-
ity as a producing manager Does this
mean that we are 20 have another Belle
Of New York;"
William Norris VIII play appear in The
King OF Caledonia" playing the role Of
the Duke, which was created in London
by Huntley Wright
Orrin Johnson after a brief appearance
with The Gay Hussars." has decided
that he IS not a singer and resigned from
his part in the cast
The Harvest Noon is the title OF the
latest play from the pen OF Augustus
/ Thomas. He has chosen George Nash 10
play the leading part
Marguerite Clark as Peter Pan IN ST.
| Louis last week was one OF the summers
I novelties. Il was the dim,nutive actress
debut In the dramatic line
Harry Corson Clarke has returned
from Europe. whore he has been appear
/ ing in The Dollar Princess under the
management OF George Edwards.
Adele Ritchie has been engaged FOR the
role Of the widow IN The Paradise OF
/ Mahomet" the new musical production
/ in which Ralph Herr IS TO be featured.
AS a commentary on the popularity OF
I The Midnight Sons" # is said that the
/ gross business OF the piece last week at
/ the Broadway Theater, New York, was
$1,000
| Mabel Taliaferro. who IS 10 star in
Nell" the forthcoming season. has just
wound up a transconunental tour OF
/ 1000 miles. including a trip TO Yellow
stone Park.
Julia Dean. who played Cousin Kate"
/ Sc charmingly last week at the Columbia
/ Theater. appeared in the part with the
/ Hunter-Bradford company in Hartford
/ last season.
Mrs. Leslie Carter has engaged Hector
Fuller as her press representative. This
assures Mrs. Carter OF the services OF a
practical newspaper man. who thoroughly
knows the ropes"
The Motor Girl" showing no signs OF
lessening speed at the Lyric. viii remain
at this theater until late IN the summer.
when It VIII be transferred to another
I Broadway house.
Henry W. Savage's second The Merry
Widow company is already in rehearsal
II is expected that the Viennese opera
viii continue 70 smash all records dur
ing the coming season.
Grant Mitchell. who VIII be in Kellett
Chambers comedy, An American
Widow" was one OF the first civilians
TO enter Pekin after the relief Of that
city during the Boxer uprising.
Flora Parker Will be a member OF THE
Magician Sam Bernard's new musical
comedy. The cast, by the way, will have
but seven principals. Bernard now says
the play will be named The Wizard"
THE Faithless VIE" translation
from the Yiddish. is announced. The
translator is DR.. Victor Trager. The
original is by Isadore Turk, and deals
with the revolutionary movement in Rus
sia to-day
Charles T. Evans threatens the country
with a revival OF "a Parior Match" the
old Hoyt play in which Evans and Hoey
made their big success. The production
Is for one week only at Kelth's Theater.
Providence
Werner Charges, who viii be in the COM
pany supporting Robert Edeson in "The
Noble Spaniard" this coming season, be-
came famous IN England by reason Of
his wonderful representations OF the late
Sir Henry Irving.
'Tnconstant George" IS the name Of
John Drew's new play. which will be
produced at the Empire Theater in the
fall II Is by the authors OF Owe