Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-02-05

| figuring under a thin disguise in an oper-
eta produced in Homburg and called
Creole Blood
The first performance of 1.-The Pink
Lady," by c. NJ S. Mcclellan and Ivan
Caryll. is to take place in Atlantic City
tomorrow night.
playing in a sketch of his own entitled
THE Fire Escape his leading lady is
Mabel Frenyear.
ported from South America and called
Argentine Largo" 1t is described as a
cake walk played ada2io.
Lenore Oakford, who has been playing
in London with Lawrence Irving In THE
Cnwritten Law returned to New York
last Wednesday on the steamship Arabic.
Billie Burke's season In New York in
Suzanne" has been extended In the
spring she will make a tour which Will
go as far west as San Francisco.
Anna Held will appear in this country
next season in a new musical piece under
field. jr. She has been appearing in Lon
don.
The New Theater, New York, about the
middle of this month will stage a new
play called "Nobody's Daughter 1t is
by George Pastor. the pen name of a
young Englishwoman.
"The Balkan Princess" which had a
long run in London, has been produced
in this country. with Louise Cunning in
tie title role. Alice Brady, daughter of
William A. Brady. is in the cast.
Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth in
will open the New Cohan Theater in New
York. This opening will be about the
latter part OF this month.
In the cast of the company presenting
ITO Serve the Cross" new play by r.
Reed. shortly to have it's first production
in Baltimore, are Orrin Johnson, Theo-
dore Roberts and Ralph Deimore.
Mrs Frances Hodgson Burnett author
of the Dawn of Tomorrow has written
a play around one character in her novel
THE Shuttle and Richard Bennett will
star in ii. The subject is International
marriages.
Paul NJ. Potter's latest play. 1.-THE
Zebra" was tried in New Haven last
week. The cast included Irene Fenwick.
Hamilton Revelle, Lawrence D'Orsay.
adelaide Nowak. Alexander Clarke and
Very McCord.
Edgar selwyn. who has been writing
plays. will return to the stage and APP
pear in a comedy of his own called The
Arab The scenes are laid in Syria, and
the play will first be tried by a stock
company in Los Angeles.
A play of the time of Queen Anne, in
Producing the pretender. is to be pro-
duced in London. One of the characters
IS Sarah. the great Duchess of Marl-
borough. Gerald Du NIaurier will play
the romantic role OF the pretender.
Torrance in this country at the Garden
Theater, New York. last Wednesday
night, appearing for the last time during
his engagement in Friend Fritz The
performance was testimonial to the
star.
ST. Charles Wyndham has bought the
English rights of 1.-The Havoc" which
Henry Miller is now playing in the Bijou
Theater, New York Sir Charles will pro-
London. next May, acting the leading par,
Of Richard Craig.
Morris Gest announces he has obtained
OF a Partisan pantomime The Darling
of Paris" with Nina Minar. a French
actress. in the title role. The piece will
be given It's first presentation tomorrow
n gut at EaStOn. Pa.
"TreIawney OF the Wells" has scored
such marked success that Ethel Barry
more will probably continue in the role
In New York until the spring. The plays
success proves that good romantic comedy
is not as dead as the managers have been
declaring it.
David Graham Phillips Just previous to
being killed. had been negotiating with
Daniel Froiman for a dramatization OF
his book White Magic" Mr. Frohrnan
will probably continue the negotiations
with the executors Of the novelist and
produce the play.
Joseph NJ. Gates has completed ar
rangements whereby he will have exclu-
sive rights 70 utilize Massenet's original
score OF the opera That's" in his forth
coming production OF Paul W:lstach's
dramatization OF That's which Is also
the same name.
Chase's bookings tor this season in
clude some notable stars. among them
being Dustin Farnum. with company
numbering seven capable actors. in "A
Little Rebel: Maud Raymond in new
songs. written especially for her. Frank
keenan,, with strong support. in Man to
Man: Andrew Mack the famous Irish
romantic singing comedian, who will ap-
prorriately appear during the week in
which st. Patrck's day occurs
lowering over New York are num-
Der oe su-e-fire successes which are
merely waiting an opportunity to land
The Shuberts report a remarkable
musical comedy In 1.-THE Balkan
Princess" in which they are starring
Warming" a melodrama by Arthur J.
Eddy, under the same management. IL
fast ripeninG for New York, and Liebler
4 Co. have a Clever play in "Disraeli,"
IN which George Ar,iss is being starred.