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CrOsman IS soon 10 make her appear ance is by Percy Mackaye and is called "Anti-Matrimony."
 Marietta Olley is to go to Germany She will return to the United States in the early fall to make her second tour of this country. Theodore Roberts has been engaged | as one of the cast of the coming revival of "Jim the Penman." He will appear as Baron Hartfeld.
 The Shuberts anounce that they have | acquired the production for next sea son of new play of modern life called "The Dreamers," by Laura Nelson Hall.
 | Vernon Castle is to have one of the leading parts in the new summer review "The Summer Widowers," which is tc be produced at the Broadway theater.
 Among the new Liebler productions next season will be plays by Paul Arm strong, Anthony Hope, Hall Caine, Is rael Zangwill, O. Henry and c. M. s Mcclellan
 Bertie Leslie will be seen next season in Charles Frohman s production "Oui Miss Gibbs,' which is to open this sea. son in New York at the Knickerbocker theater.
 Edgar Selwyn, who is to star in "The Scarecrow,' under the management of Henry B. Harris, is the husband of Mar. garet Mayo, who wrote the play, "Polly of the Circus.''
 Geraldine Ullmar, who sang some years with the Bostonians and who made success in England in the Gil bert and Sullivan operas, is to appear in this country in vaudeville.
 Winthrop Ames, the director of the New theater in New York, is to build theater in Boston, but he denies that he IS to retire from the management of the New York house.
 Eva Paraguay is to star next season Tn musical comedy under the direc- tion of Florence Ziegfeld. The piece VIII be written by Henry B. Smith and the music composed by Maurice Levi.
 Rose La Harte, for two years prima donna of the New York hippodrome. has Just returned to America after a two years absence in Europe and made ner appearance in a vaudeville sketch in Wilmington.
 On the occasion of her daughter Mar Jorle's marriage, Mrs. George Gould gave dinner to the inmates of the Actors home, on Staten island. Mrs. Gould was formerly Edith Kingdom of Augustin Daly's famous company.
 Wilton Lackaye will star in a new nlav next season.
 William Gillette is writing a play called ''Miss 'Lectricity" for Miss Ma rie Doro.
 Olga Nethersole is still resolved to produce one new American play each season.
 Harriet Burt is to go into vaudeville with one-act comedy entitled "In Silver Idaho"
 Charles Bigelow and John E. Hen shaw are going into vaudeville, acting together in a sketch.
 Miss May de Sousa of Chicago has joined the cast of James Forbes new comedy, "The Commuters D
 Eva Tanguay is to succeed Anna Held as Florence Ziegfeld' s principal star when Miss Held retires.
 Julia Herne lately appeared in a sketch called "A Mountain Cinderel- la", by herself and George D. Parker.
 The Shuberts will have summer re- view, "Up and Down Broadway" the feature of which will be Eddie Foy.
 The New Theater of New York has engaged George Arliss for its company next season. He will make his first appearance there in the autumn.
 Katherine Kavanaugh has received two commissions for vaudeville sketch es, and it preparing the outline of a three-act comedy for prominent star.
 Frank N. Darling has been engaged by Florenz Ziegfeld, Jr., as musical director for "The Follies of 1910." He will have an orchestra of thirty-two pieces.
 Eva Macdonald, an Australian ac- tress, has been engaged for the role of Anne Brown in one of Wagenhal s & Kemper's s "Seven Days" companies for the coming season.
 George Arliss will shortly appear in a new play entitled "When Two Write History " The piece was originally intended for production by E. H. Soth- ern.
 Viola Allen has closed her season in "The White Sister, and has sailed for Europe, where she will make an exten- sive tour during the summer vacation.
 Kitty Gordon will be the star of a new production in Chicago in October, called "Theresa, Don't Be Angry" The production will be by Klaw & Er- langer.
 Helen Ware, who made such hit in "The Third Degree,' is to be starred next season in a play by Robert Pey- ton Carter and Ann Alice Chapin, called "Delia of the Secret Service"
 Arrangements have been completed for Bertha Malich's starring tour un- der the direction of the Shuberts next season. Mime. Malich will be seen in two plays, "Youth," from the German "JIgend" by Max Halbe, and |" Sold" a play from the Russian by George Erastor. The season will open early in the autumn.