Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-10

H. B. Warner will not appear in Alias
Jimmy Valentine after this year. Next
| season he will have a new play.
Felice Morris has been engaged for an
important part In Sadie" by Rupert
Hughes. which John Cort is to produce.
Guy Bates Post will star in a new
drama of American life by Edward
Childs Carpenter, called The Great
Desire"
| Mabel harrison has returned from
abroad so much improved in health
| that she is likely to resume work on
| the stage.
e. n. Sothern and Julia Marlowe VIII
give the proceeds Of one OF their per-
| formances this season to the Actor s
| Fund.
Josephine Conan Is now playing the
heroine in THE Fortune Hunter" OF
which her husband, Fred Niblo, Is the
star.
Mabel and Edith Taliaferro have re-
turned from a vacation trip to Europe.
The younger sister will resume her tour
In "Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm
Georgia Drew Mondum's husband.
George Parsons, has written q musical
comedy, which has been accepted by
the Shuberts for production this season
Henry Miller who has been playing In
the west, under the direction OF K1aw q
Erianger, will return to the east In No
vember and appear in q series OF plays,
new and old.
Helen Ware appeared in Waterbury.
Conn, last week in the first production
Of her new play, The Price,. by George
H. Broadhurst. under the management
OF Henry B. Harris. The play was well
received
Louis Mann has begun .rehearsals OF
the new character comedy, Elevating
Husband written for him by ms WE
Clara Lfpman, and Samuel Shipman. MT
Mann's role presents him In an entTeiy
new character without dialect.
Catherine Countiss, for her second star
ring season under Stair q HavIn a.
rection, has been provided with Nlola
Aliens production or r. Marion 1raw
ford's successful romance, Inc Wnite
Sister, She begins early next month.
Annette Kellermann, the aquatic star.
will give her new diving spectacle at
Chase's in October
Houdini. "the jail-breaker," will be at
Chase's in January next, Manager lie
Witt announces.
Anna Brandt has been playing ingenue
roles with the Holden Players for the
past five years.
L. S. Mckee Of the Holden Players.
who is an expert angler. spent all or last
Sunday at Great Falls trying to f1sh
!. Creatore and his famous band is an
nounced for a single concert at the Co.
lumbia Theater Sunday evening, Septem-
Der "a.
Henry Mortimer. formerly of the Co
Iumbia PLAYERS will shortly be seen in
this CITY in a New York production or
Dietrichstein farce
Kyrle Bellew will begin his tour next
week in Buffalo in Hubert Henry Dawes
play. THE Mollusc." His company IN
cludes Isabel Irving as leading woman.
Arnold Daily will probably remain
abroad until October OF next year he
will try out new plays and build up
renertoire for his next American tour.
performance OF THE Red Widow"
by Charming Pollock, Rennold Wolf ana
Charles J. Gebest, was given In LONDON
the first Of the month for copyright pur-
poses.
Liebler & Co. will make a production
of the first new play Of the season. an
adaptation from the German, called Inc
Affair in the Barracks" by {. Nj. ,.
Mcclellan.
Henry w Savage who for years made
the Columbia Theater the home or ms
attraction In this city, is again booking
with that house The first of his Offer
ings there will be THE Million
Amelia Bingham. the dramatic star,
with a strong assisting company, VIII De
seen at Chase's this month in Big Mo
ments from Great Plays her recent
vaudeville triumph.
Nine. Adelaide Norwood. the Savage
Opera Company prima donna, who Great
ed in this country the principal role IN
Pucciui's Girl Of the Golden West. Will
be heard here In vaudeville this season.
Vera Desmond, the singing and dancing
comedienne with Howe's Love Makers.
delights in publicity. but she strongly
objected to the efforts Of one press agent.
who asserted she was the wife OF Des-
perate Desmond.
Mrs. Aphie James will open her season
in Judy O'Hara," by Mrs. Burnett. In
Jacksonville. Fla, next week. the pay
York in the spring. James Young Is
the leading man of the company.
Musical Director Smiths program at
Chase's this week will contain THE Red
Rose Rag" by Wenrich: The Sweetest
Girl in Paris by Howard; In the
Shadows" by Fink, and Prince Charm
ing" march, by Innes.
A delegation Of Baltimore editors came
to Washington Thursday evening to get
a preliminary glance at the Columbia
PLAYERS which open q season OF STOCK
productions at Albaugh's Theater, BaHi-
more, tomorrow.
Cathrine Countiss. with a strong com
pany the original Viola Allen scenic pro-
duction and a. choir OF traiacd slnsers
for the convent chapel music. VIII present
THE White Sister at the Academy the
week of October 2
The Calling gun. q feature IN Blaney
ACROSS the Pacific has been used In
over twenty-five hundred performances
up to the present time. NOT 10 .nehtiol
numerous rehearsals It has done It's
work nobly. however, and is SAID 70 DC
good for many more Dattifs
In 1912 Dumas and Napoleon. the son
of Prince Jerome Bonaparte. VISITED the
Isle Of Monte Crfsto while on q hunting
trip for wild goats dumas mas oe
scribed the island as "a splendid rock
rising from the sea in the form OF q sugar
loaf
w L. Arlington, the English actor and
husband of Bijou Fernandez, Is MEM
Der of Ethel Barrymore's company In
her new play, 1.-THE Witness for the De-
Tense" A. E Arson. VINO was last year
a member of the New Theater Company,
"a also a member of the cast.
rSlaw & Granger will open their new
Atlanta theater 1.-The Atlanta" In Sep
TENDER, with George Beban. who will
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