The Washington herald., 1910-10-30
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Ruth ST. Denis began rehearsais at
the Hudson Theater last Monday for her
new repertoire in dances. which she will
present this coming season These
dances viii differ from those shown last
year. inasmuch as ancient Egypt will be
the locale for her terpsichorean exhibit
tons
An added feature of "Girlies." at the
National Theater next week, will be the
Introduction OF a travesty on the pres
ent Portuguese situation. King Manuel
the queen mother. and several high Of
ficials. together with Gaby Deslys. the
Partisan dancer, will be introduced in the
scope, and several new musical numbers
viii De interpolated. The travesty is
called The Golden Garter"
Liebler & Co. decided TO open Bayard
Veillers new comedy-drama When All
Has Been Said" in New York early in
November. week in Toronto viii pre-
pare Miss Emily Stevens. Messrs Eu-
gene ormonde, Charles BaIsar, George
Woodward, Joseph NJ. Sparks, and Mas
Ter Thomas Tobin for the metropolitan
occasion.
Election returns will be read between
the acts from the stage OF the Columbia
Theater week from Tuesday night.
One OF the features Of "Girlies," the
big musical production which Frederic
Thompson viii bring 10 the National The
alter for the week beginning Monday.
November = is an aeroplane number IN
NH. oh
so flying In a huge biplane that is an
exact model OF the machines now being
used by the best known aviatOrs The IL
fusion is wonderful. and Frederic Thonlp-
son declares that il excels even the mem
orable yacht-in-a-storm scene which
was one OF the surprises of his production
of ''Brewster's Millions
w. J. Locke. the distinguished English
dramatist, has been a steady theater-
goer. but absolutely refuses to discuss
any Of our native plays He will do that
when he gets back 10 London AMI fur
nish material for some of the English
theatrical publications.
The Shuberts havc secured the rights TO
THE Barefoot Dancer" the most recent
work OF Felix AleinI, the author of
MduaLno IrouDadOur.
The Diving Venuses are coming to the
front in lively fashion. Annette Keller
man has no less than half dozen rivals.
the latest being Lottie Mayer
Beulah Poynter has secured the exclu-
sive rights of Edward Eggleston's famous
novel. The Hoosier Schoolmaster," from
the Eggleston estate, and at present is
AT work making four-act comedy drama
from il.
The Fourth Estate is in Louisville
this week, and Col. Henry Watterson
promises 10 witness a performance be-
cause the play deals with newspaper life.
The Aviator" was accepted in Chicago
because OF. the excellent work Of Wallace
Edding4r
Paul Armstrong has come back from
Chicago with the statement that THE
Deep Purple is the deepest play he has
ever written. AS his royalty checks carry
three figures with them every week he
wears smile OF satisfaction
Mary Hampton has finished rehearsals
OF new one-act play which has been
booked for Mount Vernon and South Nor
walk for trial performances Miss Hamp-
ton VIII eventually go TO New York.
Apparently Robert Mantell has had all
he wants of Justin Huntley McCarthy's
new play, The O'Flynns." for in spite of
its treatment in Pittsburg, he has dis
carded it for his Cleveland engagement.
As Mr. Mantell is one of the few Of our