The Washington herald., 1910-01-24

played the part LOO times on Thursday night Of
the Washington engagement and has arranged q
supper for TIE members q the company 20 mark
the event.
OF the seventeen Frohman stars William Gillette
IS Al present TIE only one not either playing or re-
hear2ns play His excuse Is that he is writing
one.
Charles FrohmAn intends to add % the scanty
allowance Of sunshine made b. nature to London By
presenting William II, Crane and William Collier
IN the English CAPITAL next season.
Ethel Barrymore. who is back in the dramatic
harness again. looking younger and more charming
than ever. expresses herself delighted with her
new part Of Zoe Bundel IN the Pinero play Mid
ChanIel, which she has Just begun 10 rehearse
KENTUCKY has given Miss Hattie Williams ard
Detective SPARES a warm welcome. PLAYS with
go appeal 70 that community Il sportsnen. esre-
0ally When acted rs players like Miss Williams
who infuse everything they act With their oWn life
and viyaGty.
Anna BusssTt. who viii sing the role Of Natalie IN
ms Merry Widow at the New National this
week. will be remembered for her fine mrersonl-
sars. which Henry W. Savage has temporarily
withdrawn.
Bertha Kalich has been engaged as a member Of
the New Theater company and viii make her first
appeapnce February A. in The Witch D" remark
able drama, ADAPTED by Prof. Hermann Hagedorn
O. Harvard University. from the Norwegian OF H.
Wiers-Jenesen-
Julia sanderso, has scored another big slccess as
thh lT1sh slri, Eileen Cdyanaugh I'm The Arra-
dams But there are enough opportunities to 10
around in that tuneful comedy, and Ethel Cadman.
Connie Ediss. and Audrey Maple share Miss Sar-
dersOn's lauIelS
The title role Of The American Lord" has given
Charles B. HaRfOTd what he has long sought.
modern character which while being distinct and
End ifaalf all
cessiniy developed IN years Of cxDeIienoe as a
classical actor.
After seeing The Arcadians" che comes away
with sort OF resident impression Of a morning ont
Of doors. IN very pleasant sunshiny land peoplad
by graceful hg'Ires. place where soft airs lun and
soothe, and the prose Of the woTkaday world seems
very dun and gray beside the charming simple life
New York Times
Marie Tempest in Penelope" has begun her
tour OF some Of the largest American cities with
two weeks engagement in Boston, al the Colonial
Theater. Her slccess in this role during the niteI
SIX weeks engagement at the Lyceym was such
that she viii play 4 short return engagement In
New York before sailing for London
A. B. Walkev the London critic. nays tbi. cov,
plimeut 70 Miss Geneo: Nile. Genee is in America
London without Nile Genee will be a mere hudeJle
Of pedestrians. beuighted place where tipsoeiuy
Is known only by hearsay II and when Genee de
Tarts she viii have 70 leave London her white satin
Richard earle is baseball fan He soIeulnlv de-
cares the following incident actually happened:
One day during the worlds series I wired nv wife
TO this effect: Next me to the Cubs and Tigers
play After the contest. surprised that nv wife
had not attended the game. l returned 70 the hotel
where learned that she had waited for me all day
al the no."
Henri Bernstein's Israel Is exciting Comment ~,
tour. not only because Of the strength and interest
Of the play. but on account Of the remarkable pro
duct;0n which Charles Frohman has made Of II
Constance Collier. Edwin Arden and Graham
Brown. Who take the three leading roles ara all
players Of the rst rank. Miss Collier was Sir Beer
bohm Trees leading lady for seven years in London
before she cans TO the Frohman management.
Leaders Of Orchsstrss in fashionable New York
restaurants and Of hands that play at balls are
authority for the statement that the Dollar Primo
ess Waltz" is demanded seven times as often as any
other piece OF music being played this winter At
a recent private ball in Buffalo. for which a New
York orchestra was imported. all the music PLAYED
was from this tuneful musical comedy, which has
scored 50 marvellous success at the Knickerbocker
TheateT.