Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-04

and Ivan Caryll, entitled Marriage a la
Carte
Mrs. Ezra Kendall has gone into vaude-
Vile.
The music of Lulu Glaser's latest piece,
| ''The Girl and the KAISER is by George
Jarno, Hungarian composer.
In Judy Forgot Daniel V. Arthur has
replaced the typical show girl by young
and pretty girls who can sing and dance.
| Maclyn Arbuckle is having comedy
prepared for him to appear in later in the
season under the auspices of klaw & Err
| LANCER.
William H. Marble is in the city herald
| ing the coming of May Robson to the Co.
lumbia in The REGENERATION of Aunt
| Mary
| Work has begun upon the erection of
a porte cochere at the entrance Of the
Columbia Theater on F street. 1t will be
| of plate glass and ornamental ironwork.
| The original Billy Watson will appear
at the New Yyceum Theater the week of
December 10 In two brand-new creations.
| entitled Levi in Japan" and 'Bashful
Venus
Clarence Jacobson, formerly connected
viii the NdtlOTdi lnedleT, VIII ne III tHe
city this week at the Columbia Theater,
as business manager for The Country
Boy company
James w. Morrisy. the well known the
atrical manager, was in the city last
Thursday arranging for the concert Of
the Imperial Russian Court Balalaika
Orchestra, which has created sensation
in New York.
A1fhnncb "na6Hy D1fl ri - in which
Albert Chevalier opens at the Hackett
in New York Tuesday is a three-act conf
edy, opportunity will be given the artist
to sing several of the songs which con-
tributed to his music hall fame.
Two Broadway musical successes now
boast of gypsy choruses. One is He
Came from Milwaukee," the other THE
gyrsies are merely incidental. while in the
latter production the nomads play an i'm
portant part in the operetta.
Madeline Hazlett, who plays the part of
Miss Dustan. an embryo prima donna, in
THE Country Boy" was the winner Of
the ladies' single in tennis tournament
at long Island last summer. Miss Haz-
lett is an exceptionally talented tennis
player.
lover Night" new farcical comedy.
by Philip II. Bartholomae. the scene OF
winch Is ld1Q OH d 11uuSOH river StSdIl-
boat. will be presented in New York be-
fore the first of the year by William A.
Brady.
George NJ. Cohan will be a guest at the
annual dinner of the Society of American
Dramatists and Composers in New York
December II. On the entertainment
committee are Martha Morton, Charles
Klein and Harry P. Mawson.
Henry Arthur Jones has named his lat
est play 1--WE Can't Be So Bad AS All
That" The play is of the English social
life in the upper classes, and will be given
in this country by the authors producing
company.
Fred Terry and Julia Nelson produced
in New York last week the romantic play
In which they scored success in London,
liberties with history and has for its
central theme the love story of Henry
and Marguerite De Valois.
"Trlby." which is to be produced by the
Shuberts, will begin this week in New
York. The book is by Joseph Herbert and
the music by Victor Herbert. The stellar
role is to be taken by noted foreign star
whose identity is not yet disclosed.
Percy Williams. manager of three
vaudeville theaters in New York, has en-
tered into an agreement with the theatre
cal union whereby he agrees to increase
the salaries of the men employed on
the stages of his houses on the under
standing that they will not accept tips
from artists playing in those theaters.
w. Somerset Vaughan. the English
playwright, now in this country, has Civ
en- Charles Frohman the first act of
new comedy. entitled "Loaves and Fish
es'' He proposes to write the second
act .on board the steamship going home
and the last. act when he reaches Lon
don. The play will be produced next
season.
Mrs. Leslie Carter appeared in New
York last week in her new play by Rupert
Hughes, called 1.-Two Women She enacts
the dual role of two women, alike in form
and figure, but totally opposed in char
acter and temperament. The cast is a
large one. including fifty people. The
play. which is taken from the Italian.
gives Mrs. Carriers peculiar ability good
opportunity.