Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-18
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A aurnber Of washingtonians who WIS.,
eeed BaltimoFe during the past week 10
eee che dFs, performances OF Deacou
Hfood.' with Harry Kelly. are enthusi-
esse over the new mns'Ga, ss e1me tS,s Week
with Its name changed to me Deaco"
and the Lady"
Frank Shannon, who made many friends
in Washington during the past summer,
both on and of the stage. as. member
of the Columbia Players. has been en-
CARED for the role of Gabriel In Marie
rsmpest's play. "a Thief IN the Nm,
The play 10 In rehearsal at the Garrfck
Theater In New York. and opens In
Phaladelphia october J.
Harry Kelly, the star and ieadin~ fea-
ture of 1.-THE Deacon and the Lady y has
announced his intention OF appearing as
Deacon Flood the rest of his life. He
Intends to perpetuate this character ard
any author hereafter who wants his
services will have to write In deacon
character. and he must be called Deacon
Flood The stage only possessed one
Trip" Kelly proposes that 1t shall have
but one deacon"
Harry s. Award. who is in advance OF
Three Million Dollars" is one Of the
most widely Travelled of theatrical man
eGers. He visited China. Janan and
Hawaii seven years ego for Daniel and
Charles Frohman. laid out a tour OF the
entire east coast of South America for
Mrs. Langtry. personally going over the
ground. and conducted concert tour,
With Nine. Lillian Blauvelt as the star.
through South Africa.
lenna Duer. who n private life is the
wife OF Robert Edgar Long. formerly
press representative at the National
Th~afer "e-e. fs rnc"nNer of the Three
Million Dollars" company.
Johnny FORD. cne IF the featured play
ers In "Three Mi''ion Do'lars." has a
to WASHINGTON this week. ga h's VIE.
Mayne Gehrue. Is In the cast of 1.-THE
Deacon and the Lady at the Columbia.
John r-ev a,peared ~ Ne-, Yc-k last
week IN he new -lav ''S-ni'h' nv Srnrer
get Mau2tar-. f'he nav deals w'th the
9rivolity Of london society AMI tho mn
themselves with the caves IF home and
chiidn.n Mr. Drew has his customary
role Of FIXING eve-yhndv'e affairs. ann
Incidentally wed~ his sisters narlor maid.
Smith who is the orIv wonar he can
And who has the mixing. ACCORDING to
his standards. Of true wife and help-
meet
For what NAV he termed. from a Wash
fAgtor sta ,dnoi,f. the supplementary the
atricai season Na-a~er l.. TAYLOR %
the Beiasco Treater has decided to a6ort
q popular scale of prices. which vii!
mean nieht perforrra -ceS at from * cents
TO $3.50 and both Wednesday and Satur
day natinees at from q cents 81. This
scale will be In effect for several weeks.
which will include the local appearance
Of notable attractions which have recent
~ played In New York at the regular
two-dollar scale. and never below that.
An interesfin- event occurred on the
Befasco stage after the ma tinee perform
anee last Wednesday. when TIE members
OF THE Little Danozef' company pre-
sented Edward Fitzgerald the stare di-
rector. with a solid silver toilet set. the
presentation sneech heinz made by Miss
May Buckley. the leading lady. Six weeks
ago Henry w. Savage broueht Mr.. Fitz-
gerald from LONDON to stare the first
American production OF THE Little Da-1-
o1ei." II being an English comedy. The
psemiere now bein" over. Mr. Fitzgerald
sailed for London On the Cedric yester-
day.