Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-03
of Sam Gerridge in the revival Of Caste
in New York.

Of Sam Gerridge in the revival Of Caste
in New York.
Fanny Ward has a vaudeville playlet
called IAN Cniucky Star" in which one
OF the characters carries on the action OIL
the piece from the audience.
Lawrence Irving has a play Of An1eri-
Harrison Rhodes, one of the authors OF
A Gentleman From Mississippi
Earle Browne. an actor in the cast OF
Alias Jimmy Valentine has written a
play which will be produced by the Lieb-
Ter company. with Wilton Lackaye IN the
leading role.
May IL announced as the date for the
return Of the Columbia players to return
to the city-the opening Of the stock sea-
son. Frederick Berger, the manager
promises genuine surprise.
The new Nazimova Theater, New York,
which is named after the distinguished
actress, Is expected to open within three
weeks. The contractors are now working
night and day.
One of the scenes in 1.-The Midnight
Sons" which comes to the Belasco next
week. shows the interior OF an opera
house with tiers of boxes. orchestra
seats, balcony and gallery.
Molly May by Julian Edwards and
Walter Browne. with Grace La Rue as
the star. 10 shortly TO open in New YORK
James f. Sullivan is a member OF the
company.
Marietta Oily Is to give special per-
Torrance of 1.-The Whirlwind' in New
York for the benefit OF the Actors Fund
fair. This Is the play produced IN TINS
city under the name Of "Baccarat'
Forbes-Robertson will end his New
York season in THE Passing OF the
Third Floor Back at Maxine Elliott 8
Theater April Q. He will play several
weeks in Canada. sailing for England
about May II.
Rutan and his juvenile song birds. who
during their recent week at the Casino
played to capacity houses. will appear at
both the afternoon and evening perform
ances daily during an engagement In the
near future
Jennie From Jacks which will be the
attraction at the Columbia Theater, fol-
lowing Wallace Eddinger. will not open
the Mask and Wig Club had reserved
Monday.
Ada Dwyer, Ernest c. Joy and Roy
Fairchild will sail for London to prepare
for Gertrude Elliott's company in the
Lieber production in the English capital
of THE Dawn of a Tomorrow" The rest
of the company will be engaged in Lon
don.
When 1.-THE Skylark' is produced in the
New York theater tomorrow evening by
Henry B. Harris, the leading juvenile role
will be played by Leslie Gaze, well
known English player. who has appeared
in many of the musical comedies pro-
duced in London by George Edwardes.
George P. Huntley. who has always ap-
peared in New York in SILLY" roles, IL
to get away from that style OF humor
when he appears in Caste which Will
be produced in the Empire Theater by
Mr. Charles Frohman late this season.
Mr. Huntley will be Eccles in the famous
Cd play.
This is William II. Cranes forty-seventh
season on the stage. He made his debut
in Utica, n. Y. July IS. 1853, in The
Daughter of the Regiment Ever since
ne became star, thrty-two years ago,
William III. Crane has kept a diary, Civ
Ing the cities, theaters, receipts, weather
conditions, etc, OF all his engagements.
James O'NeilI has played the Count OF
Monte Cristo more than 5000 times and
made a fortune out of it. In the Viola
Allen company's performances of "The
White Sister Mr.. O'Neill plays the part
of a venerable archbishop, which is the
seventh ecclesiastical role he has played
during his stage career. Minna Gale OF
the Viola Allen company was leading
woman for Edwin Booth for four years.