El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-10-14

about all peeped above, the horizon, and
started fun career around their orbit
headed for springtime. There Is Don
sid Brian down at the kn1ckeroocker.
Donald Of Merry Widow fame Is a
new arrival in the ornament Of electric
lights. On the. next block at the En-
pire, John Drew IS shining brilliantly
In his new play, "a Single Man. cyril
scott VINO opened Jle II Faso LneatsL,
is at the BiJOu In Modern Marriage
and George Arliss has opened in new
play called "Disraeli,' across the street
at WaIlack's. Still further sCuthWard
at Weber's theater, Edmund Breese IS
playing in "A Man OF Honor. AROUND
the corner on 39th street, Henrietta
Crosman and John Mason are appearing
at neighbOring the8ters- Frank NC
lutyre in "SnObs" has settled down at
The Hudson, and likewise mas Rose
Stahl in Maggie Pepper" at the Har-
rs Next door, at the Liberty the
alter, julius Eltinge is successfully eG-
plotting The Fascinating widow
w nile a Few or last season sue
cesses are held over, there is no end OF
the crop Of new plays-gOod, bad and
Indifferent The tuneful Kiss Waltz
is at the Casino theater. Golfers the
ster is offering an automobile comedy
called Speed" Days opened its regu-
lar. season with When Sweet Sixteen"
''Passers By is on at the Criterion,
and Edgar Selwyn's play, The Arab,
Of oriental setting, has the boards at
the Lyceum-
The news that Caruso is regaining
his voice and viii be ready to open the
METROPOLITAN season on November 10,
IS received joyfully by admirers Of the
great tenor. If CarusO has fully recov-
cred his vocal powers in so short time,
Il Is remarka Die, and calls to mind the
similar misfortune that befeu Jenny
Lind, the celebrated soprano.
She came with tears in her eyes to
consult the greatest Of vocal teachers,
Manuel Garcia, at Paris. He advised
her to take rest for six weeks, do as
little talking as possible, and at the
end Of which time to come back to see
him. Then, under the guidance Of the
great Garcia, she started in again TO
study. She had 10 commence from the
beginning with the study Of scales and
shakes. For 10 months following she
took two lessons every week, and did
not sing a note In public. The return
Of her voice was the reward Of hard
work
Nine Nazimova, out in Chicago, faces
the complete failure Of her new play,
f'The Other Mary" IN which she was
presented in Chicago Monday last, and
she is to fail back upon the ample
bosom Of Ibsen as saving grace for
the remainder Of her Chicago engage
ment Her possibilities as an English
speaking actress were discovered by
Henry Miller and fOstered by Mr.. Miller
and the Messrs. Shubert. 1t was the
Shuberts who paid for Nazimova's tut
ton when she was learning to speak
English, and it was they who furnished
her with the money for her living eX-
penses during the period Of her transit
tion from leading woman Of q half
starved troupe Of Russian players on
lower East Side into the most talked
Of star Broadway had known for many
years.
Lew Fields announces the completion
Of tn cast Of principals Of THE Wife
Hunters" which VIII probably open
in New York within the next few
" eeks. The principals include Miss
Emma Caruss cOmedtenne, and Miss
FanchOn Thompson, prima donna; Miss
Lillian Lee, formerly of Mrs. Wigs
Ct the Cabbage Patch;' Miss Dorothy
Bremen, Miss Hazel Kirke, Miss
Frances Alain, Miss Madge Vincent
ana Miss Geraldine Gerard. Louis
Simon is the principal comedian.
Miss Marie Dressler, under the man
agement Of Lew Fields, will resume
the third season OF her tour in TITLES
Nightmare" at the West End theater,
beginning Monday night, October 16
TITLES Nightmare has proved one Of
the most successful musical comedies