Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-11
includes Charlotte Nilsson. Walter Hamp-
den. Mabel Moore, J. H. Benrimo and
Harriet Sterling.

| includes Charlotte Nilsson. Walter Hamp-
den. Mabel Moore, J. II. Benrimo and
Harriet Sterling.
With the rise Of the curtain tomorrow
| night at the Columbia Theater on 1.-The
Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary" May Rob
SON will begin her third engagement In
this city with that comedy.
Mime. Nordica's concert tour will open
| In this city at the Columbia Theater JAN
uary 10. She is now meeting with en-
| thusiastic approval in Boston, where she
| Is appearing in grand opera.
Several Hungarian societies Of New
York are arranging a special celebration
In honor of George Jarno. the composer
| of the score of 1.-THE Girl and the Kaiser .
Jarno was born in Pesth, Hungary.
| John Flood has been engaged by
porting Mrs. Patrick Campbell in 1.-The
Foolish Virgin" The play will be pro-
duced in Philadelphia this week.
Chester H. Rice, who was in Washing
| ton few weeks ago in advance of Elsie
Ferguson, is expected back in the city
in few days to arrange for the coming
of Helen Ware in THE Deserters."
The cast of "Trelawney of the Wells,
which will be revived in New York early
next month. will include Ethel Barry
more, Louise Drew, Constance Collier,
Lawrence D'Orsay and Charles Walcott.
Emma Dunn. who lately retired from
the cast of Mother in whose title role
she appeared, has gone into vaudeville in
a sketch in which she impersonates a
young girl.
Francis Byrne. who will play the role
of the guest in Henry Miller's new play,
THE Havoc" created the leading male
role in the original production of 1.-The
Chorus Lady,, when Rose Stahl first be-
came a star.
Alpine James. widow of Louis James.
who has been playing an important role
In THE Seventh Daughter. in Chicago,
has returned to New York to begin re-
hearsals with another production soon to
start on tour.
1.-The Havoc has been christened three
times. When the manuscript was sent
to Mr.. Miller it bore the title "a Hus-
band. Wife and a Friend" He changed
it to THE Guest" and eventually decid-
ed on 1.-THE Havoc
By her own special request Clara Lip
mans tour in THE Marriage of STAR
has been terminated and Miss Lipman is
back in New York city. Miss Lipnan
has severed her business associations
with William A. Brady.
Felice Morris is out on the Pacific coast
making new friends in her little comedy,
"a Call for Help Her father. Felix
Norris. was such favorite out west that
wherever his daughter appears she is
greeted warmly by his old admirers.
Mary Roberts Rhnelnart, whose roy
aities from the comedy, ''Seven Days"
have made her rich, is the wife Of a
physician in Pittsburg. She was stu
dent nurse in a hospital when she met
the man to whom she is married.
George Brownson Howard. known
widely as the writer of popular novels.
is to devote himself in the future to
play writing. Charles Cherry is to star
in one Of his plays. THE Law and the
Lawless,'' and Henry B. Harris is to
produce another called "snobs.'
Henry W. Savage has secured a new
comedy in Vienna. entitled weeping Jo-
sephine.' 1t is by Julius Engle. from
whose comedy Clyde Fitch adapted his
play Girls The fearful heroine is a
sort of Cinderella, who sees some asso-
citation in even cheerful things to bring
back sad memories of the past.
Another new musical production was
announced last week by Arthur Hammer
stein. 1t is called musical drama. the
tith. being THE Maestros Master
p1efe. Inc duInOr Is EDWARD LOCfe,
who wrote THE Climax The cast will
be announced later. The first produc-
ton will be made in Syracuse.
kyrle Bellew is making arrangements
Tor a unique theatrical venture. In con-
junction with Charles Frohman and
London navigation syndicate a vessel is
to- be chartered, in which he will make a
tour of the Globe, with two companies
on board. OeA will present repertoire
Of twenty stsldard plays and the other
will give Hgh6musical comedies.
1.-THE Imposter.' new play by Leon
ard Merrick and Michael Merton. with
Annie Russell in the title role. was pro-
duced for the first time last Thursday
night in Atlantic City. The play, which
is presented by Charles Frohman, is
comedy dealing with a misapprehenso on
as to the real character of Mary Fen
ton. The scenes are laid in London at
the present time.