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

Of recent years. The book is by Edgar
Smith and music by A Baldwin sloane.
LiebIer & Co. announce October q as
the date Of the opening OF The Garden
Of Allah" a the Century theater. Mary
Mannering is the star.
Henry B. Harris has selected a new
name for the former Folies Bergere'
which IS to be a regular theater, open
ing October 80 with Robert EdesOn IN
The Cave Man" Fulton" is to be the
cognomen Of the new playhouse in New
FORKS West 46th street heneeforth-
Two more prominent playerss have
fcrsaken the legitimate stage for Tau-
deville. Miss Blanche Walsh, who has
starred successfully in such plays as
1.-THE Test and Resurrection and
Robert T. Haines, the popular leading
man, have hardened to the voice Of Mar
tin Beck, and both viii soon be IN the
houses controlled by the Orpheum cir
cult Miss Walsh has one-act play
called The Thunder God" in which she
will be seen as an indian squaW. Her
season viii open at the Columbia the
alter in ST. Louis. AIr. Ha1ness for his
initial vaudeville appearance, has Sc
cured the only enc Of Geo. Broadhurst's
sketches. 1t is called The Coward,
and is one act melodrama. Mr..
lIaines's vaudeville debut viii be at the
Majestic theateE chicago october 10
The AIessrs. Shubert intend to or
ganize a second company to present
THE Kiss Waltz" in territory west OF
Chicago. The New York production
has made such hit az the casino the
alter that there is no Likelihood at all OF
its being able to go or tour this season,
and on that account the management
has decided TO get together another
company.
The nature Of the piay in which Dav-
"a Belasco is to present Frances starr
this season, and which IS now in re-
hearal has leaked out Miss Starr VIII
have a role Of dual personality in which
CcOd struggles with evil; in short a
sort Of female DR.. Jekyl and Mr.. Hyde
character.
David Bispham vii open his New
York season with a song recital In
Carnegie hall, October %. Mr.. Bispham
viii repeat the plan which proved so
popular last winter. of combining his
Program entirely to selections in Eng
Hsh.
There has been installed al the Casino
theater and the Winter Garden IN New
York taxicab service for the con-
venience of patrons. The patron VINO
wishes a cab after the performance has
only to notify any usher in uniform ana
pay to him a deposit Of 81, for which
a receipt viii be given This receipt
IS accepted by the driver OF the LdAlCdo
III lieu of currency. Immediately on
receiving the deposit the usher will
give the patron a card bearing the car
Rage number to be used in the Gus
tomary manner. No fare of less than 81
IS accepted.
Green Stockings" is Margaret An
glin's new play. The play has nothing
TO do with hosiery, and not so much as
a glimpse Of anybOdy's stockings does
even the closest Of observers get dur
ing the entire evening.
Harry Lauder, the king Of Scotch
comedians, is back IN New York for
another American tour. The regular
Lauder road show viii consist Of Mr..
Lauder. TrOvatO. Maud Tiffany, Merkle,
Criff and Satauella trio, the latter a
foreign turn appearing in America for
the first time.
On account of the phenomenal success
Of three Mutt and Jeff" companies now
playing, Gus Hill is organizing a fourth
company. Managers all over the cOun-
try are sending in requests for the big
tOX office winner. Everywhere the
shows have been played managers are
asking for return dates.
The White Rats will withdraw from