The Washington herald., 1911-01-01
ABOUT THE PLAYERS.

vesta Victoria arrived from Europe on
Friday under contract to William Morris.
Lillian Boardman and Irene Martin are
with the ''Song Revue a. Chases next
week.
Henrietta Crosman has discarded "The
Duchess Of Suds' in favor of Anti
Matrimony," her former play.
Billy CASTOR is back in vaudeville. and
at Chase's next week will sing a dozen
OF his own new winning MARBLES.
Rosina Henley, a daughter of Helen
Bertram and the late +. ]. Henley, is
appearing in "Marriage>a la Carte.
One of the January attractions that Is
assured a hearty reception Is George
Evans and his Honey Boy Minstrels.
The Columbia Theater is preparing for
the annual engagement of Chauncey
OIcott, who has a new play this season.
Laura Nelson Hall will create the lead
ing role in "Everywoman.' which is
among the new Savage productions for
the new year.
ASHeS SCOtt, ofe VI SudSc StoiS hSAt
week. is the author of THE Wall Be-
tween" as we'll as Drifting which is
her latest success.
Carter De Haven received a Christmas
presen, in the shape of an infant, which
arrived in the De Haven household on
Friday. The mother was Flora Parker.
John Slavin is again playing his old
part in 1.-THE Girl and the Kaiser" the
Viennese operetta which is running at the
Herald Square Theater. New York.
Genial Bob Blake will still be inter-
preted by Frank J. Mcintyre when '"The
Travelling Salesman comes to the Co
iumbia Theater the week Of January 16.
T. Daniel Frawley. one of Washington S
successful actor-manasers. is now playing
an important part in ''The Spendthrift, "
which comes to the Columbia Theater
next week.
Rose Stahl will close her four years
association with 1.-The Chorus Lady" in
Jersey City. n. J., January Z. and will
start preparations of her new play,
Maggie Pepper" by Charles Klein.
Edna MAY is to come from her retire
ment to appear in the title part OF The
hospita: in London. The affair will take
| place at the Savoy Theater on Febru-
ary 13.
DOC" White. the famous Chicago
American pitcher who is tossing timely
topics in vaudeville and comes to Chase s
next week. is native of this city and
took the degree of d. D. S. at George
town University.
Chauncey Olcott is in Philadelphia. and
until he leaves tina. city there will be no
more dinner parties or social engage
ments, for all the cooks and upstairs
maids are getting ready to honor Mr.
| Olcott with their presence.
Reports from the West are highly en-.
couraging about Henry Woodruff. He ID
starring in 1.-THE Genius" which Ii now q
musical entertainment OF an enjoyable
quality. NJ. Woodruff remains q staI
J under Mort H. Singers management.
| Millicent Evans. who has just closed
| with Douglas Fairbanks In 1.-The Cub,
| has been engaged for the leading female
! role in William H. Cranes new play
/ .U. S. Minister BedIoe." by George AIDE
| opening in the beautiful new Blackstone
! Theater In Chicago.
william Lawrence. for fve years Uncl.
| Josh In 'The Old Homestead" win head
another company In the play. which vii
/ 20 to the Coast. The production win b
1 made under the personal direction 81
/ Denman Thompson. and the tour viii b
managed by Franklin Thompson.
The dances Of ancient Egypt in which
\ Ruth g. Denis WIN appear n cootuno