The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-09-17

Drew in the New York comedy success
Billy" at the Grand soon. New
Workers said it was "great55 and out
In Chicago playgoers shouted Sim
menSe."
Thayer Jackson, who Joined the North
Brothers Stock company at the opening
Brothers Road show. which is playing a
weeks engagement in the Grand theater.
Dang goes e1e to a City where the
while in Topeka owing to the fact that
coming here and was unable to work.
Manager e. G. North of the North
home on West Eighth street.
In writing of The House of A Thousand
candles" the attraction at the Grand on
Chicago Daily News says: "The audience
at ar, the Garrick liked the play. and there
S W1 via 6e man many many audiences that will
sad Candles is a Decentralization of Mere
aitn Nicholsons famous novel of the
In Miss Nobody from Starland." the
Grand on October i. Ralph Rigs imper-
aire who while engaged as an assistant
TO an apothecary, becomes apprehensive
instead of Peppermint. w WINE e. on on board
the Lusitania In flight from the conse-
quences. he becomes attached to young
woman who combines the Interesting oc-
equations of chorus girl and diamond
smuggler. Inevitably she is also the
T5a oc M # Res tp SStm
Der 20 is to be William A. Brady's produce
ton OF the play of the moment THE Dol
Man Of the Hour" It is a play Of finan-
laudatory mention by the press Of the
country.
Robert Hilliard's company in "a Fool
Stella Archer. winifred Burke. Little
ginia Pope. Berton Churchill. Edwin Hol-
ward Glare, W. C. Bristol, Frank Russell,
LIE Roy Johnson. and Charles W. Has
| Gertrude Quinlan, who was featured in
| Miss Patsy has been raised to the dig
nifty Of star by H. w: Savage.
plays to her repertoire: .aThe Fairy Tale, .
| by Arthur Schnitzler. which she win pre-
She will also be seen in two Of her Ibsen
successes-"Little Eyolf' and "a Dolls
tour to the Pacific Coast before returning
| to New York for her annual season at
Harry conor ana ~ INA Mabe e Garrison sn are
| on tour in 'TLulu's Husbands" surround
ed by a company including Margaret
er, Mae Carlisle, Edward Haron, Riley
H Rsmar J Mast
'LuIu's Husbands; will also be presented
by s second company Which lnclTdes
| Hicks. Myra Bachelor, Owen Baxter,
! James Norval. Charles Willard. Charles
| Eastwood, and Neal Burns. The company
| comes to Topeka in the season.
George Fawcett will go on tour In 1.-THE
| Great John Canton" and a new play en-
| titled 1.-The Fighter" The latter piece
| is dramatized by Hillard Booth from AL
bert Payson Terhune's novel. Caleb Con-
| over. Mr.. Fawcetts supporting company
| will include Ann Cleveland, Louise Mar
shall. Florence Glenn, Frank Wilcox
| Royal Byron, Lucius Henderson, George
| Warrington, Louise Bresson. Charles A
Gay, and Samuel Godfrey. Fawcett is wei
/ known in Topeka.
/ Frank Daniels win go on tour in 1.-THE
Belle of Brittany, supported by Christine
Nelson, Emma Francis, Annie Meyers
| Bingham. L. Espee, and Louise Rother.
| The offering at the Grand September "a
matinee and night. is a play by L. II
Parker, founded upon the theme suggest
| ed in the song by Charles K. Harris o.
the same title, namely Cast Aside" Tht
j play handles an old subject in widel!
1 different manner than that of It's prede
| cessors, and although new this season, 1
| has caused comment and discussion, hav
ing been the subject of sermons from
three prominent pulpits. The play belongs
in the same class with 1.-THE Lion and tn,
Mouse" paid in Full and THE Easies
/ Way."