The Washington herald., 1910-05-29


Montgomery's new play The Aviator"
ana viii give II an elaborate production
in the fail.
The London company presenting Paul
Armstrong; ATLAS Jimmy Valentine
10 shortly 20 make one-night stand OF
Paris. The entire company and produc
ton will be shipped 10 the French eapi-
tai to give Sunday evening performance
in English.
Grace Cameron has engaged Frank E.
Morse as her business manager, when
she starts the season in Nancy" new
play by c. H. Kerr. The season Will be-
gin August Is.
Clayton White is to star in "Get-Rich-
Quick wallingford' under the direction
OF Cohan & Harris.
THE Oficer in Command" a new and
original musical play. received its first
presentation at the Princess Theater, San
Francisco. April II, and was received
with much favor.
Leo Ditrlchstein, Vincent Bryan, and
Arthur Pryor are busy on a musical
comedy. based on the farce There and
Back" John Cort win produce It early
next season at the Cort Theater Chicago.
Frederick Burton will have the leading
part in Augustus Thomas new play The
Member from Ozark"
The sympathies Of the whole theatrical
vyOrId 20 C1oro u-ho fs
the victim of a nervous breakdown and
partial blindness.
Ogden Stevens, the character actor,
died Of heart failure in Chicago last Fri
day. while playing at the Whitney opera
House with William Norris IN My Gin
dereTa Girl"
Eben Plympton, who has been seri-
ously I'll at the Roosevelt Hospital, New
York. is slowly recovering from his re-
cent operation.
It is announced that Blanche Walsh.
who suffered an attack Of blood poison
ing recently by reason of rubbing grease
paint into a confusion on her forehead.
will not be permanently dieigured, as at
first feared.
May Buckly has returned from Europe,
where she witnessed the production OF
The Little Damozel," in which she will
appear next season under Henry w.
Savage's management. She will take
rest at the Rangeley Lakes until re-
hearsals begin.
cey of Tiberius" for the first time at
the Lyceum Theater. Detroit. May Il.
1t is dramatized from the novel of Au-
gusta Evans Wilson. author Of st
Elmo"
Louise Mauldener. who has just closed
a successful season with Walker White
side in The Melting Pot" sailed for
Germany May 10. and during the summer
will go 10 Oberammergau.
Robert Rogers and Louise Mcintosh
have bought a residence in Chicago.
where they were married twelve years
ago.
The Lottery Man is to be an all-sum-
rner attraction in Chicago
The Girl in the Kimono." a farce with
music, is in rehearsal. Adele Ritchie is
10 have the best part
Blanche Chapman, who has been star
ring in Mrs. Wigs Of the Cabbage
Patch" has Joined the Page stock COM
pany in Baltimore. Will A Page.
Washington man. is successfully con-
torium Theater, and many Washington
ians have journeyed over 10 see the ex-
cellent productions. reporting good busi-
ness and good shows. st Elmo was
one Of the recent productions
z. II. Sothern and Julia NIarlowe have
been sweeping the country with their
Shakespearean revivals. Capacity busl-
ness all along the tour is reported The
combination has arrived as far West as
Kansas City.
Mcintyre and Heath have returned to
vaudeville, opening at Young's Pier. At
lantic City, last week
Paula Edwardes has reappeared in the
limelight and IS doing a vaudeville sketch
The success promised for the Metropon-
tan Opera company in Paris promises to
be notable, although the Chatelet The
atre, the scene OF its operations. IS small
and described as in state OF decrepltude
The first performance drew a large audi
ence. though operate politics marred the
occasion.
Nat Willis IS married The lady in the
case is none other than La Titcomb. who
rides a horse so beautifully and has one
OF the finest equestrienne acts IN vauda-
Vile. The couple will sail for London.
where they propose 10 combine business
WITH pleasure, for an engagement IS 70
be played at the Palace Music Hall.
Charles Frohman is to give US another
thief play next winter "a Thief IN the
Night will be IT'S title. and It is an adam
tation Of play now running al the Van
deville Theater. Paris
James X. Hackett has announced that
he controls the rights to three new plavs
The first production will most likely he
THE Wings Of Peace"
Three Million Dollars" is the title OF
a piece by Edgar Allen Woolf which will
have its premiere in Boston on August
next. May Boley. Mark Smith. and Olga
Rollins are engaged for the cast. The
score is by Anatole Frledland
Edwin Arden viii soon join Maude
Adams for the rehearsal % .bo .t, 1,