Evening star., 1911-08-13

and sunshine. william Courtleigh. Christ
ienne Louisette. Mile Leeis Lloyd.
IN THE SPOTLIGHT.
The Ioleen sisters, aerialists, are q re-
cent German Importation
George Arliss will open wallack's The
ater with Louis N. Parkers "Ddsraeh."
The work Of pulling down Madison
Square Garden win begin next February.
Edwin Arden will be leading man for
FRITZ Won Busing and Forrest HUH
will support Margaret Sylvia in Gypsy
Love- 9s
A. H. Van Buren, and Nina Melville are
taking fencing lessons of q local master
OF the art
Marguerite Clark is to star in Owen
Davis new play. when All the World
Was Young"
Harry B. Smith and Reginald de Koven
are at work on q new musical piece for
the Shuberts.
Katherine Grey has returned to San
Francisco after an eighteen-month tour
in Australia.
Walter Irwin, son of May Irwin. was
married to Ethel M. Thompson. In De-
troit, August 8. Well!
Eddie Foy's new musical farce. Is called
'sThe Pet Of the Pettfcoats. It opens
at Asbury Park. August %.
FIRTH Schef Is to appear in 1.-THE
Duchess" by Joseph Herbert and Harry
B. Smith. with music by Victor Herbert.
Margaret Anglin will begin her season
In "Green Stockings" and later will try
Israel Zangwill's play. THE New Re-
Hgion."
Word comes that Edith Helena has been
re-engaged by the Aborns and will not
appear in vaudeville. as has been an
nounced.
Gaby Deslys, with troupe Of five. will
berts in Les Debuts de Chichine," one
act sketch.
Mark Twains estate was appraised at
$6O7, ,906.64. His royalties from Harper
Brothers are said to amount to about
$1,000 a month.
Mary Boland will play her fourth sea-
son as John Drew's leading woman In q
new comedy by Hubert Henry Davies
called "A Single Man"
George NJ Cohan, with his mother and
father, is to appear in September in his
new play, "The Little Millionaire" at the
George NJ. Cohan Theater.
Frances Nelson has become quite a
favorite with the social set and was enter
tanned last week in several Of the prom
inent homes Of the West End.
At the close of the Columbia Players
Ill. >lkr 49, AItyr hi xryfl
return to the stock company in Pater-
son, N. J.. at an advanced salary.
Orme Caldara. who was last season
will succeed George Nash in the role Of
Wilbur Emerson in 1.-THE Gamblers.
Jack Mason will stage the dances for
THE Wall Street Girl" and Hapgood
Hurt will write the lyrics for the piece.
George Peck is again manager OF the
treasurer. L. A. Rice, last seasons press
representative, is now assistant treasurer.
The dog catchers caught ''Scotty," Nora
Bayes' collie dog g-actor, recently, and very
nearly broke up her show, Little Miss
Fix-It" He was redeemed In time, how
ever.
Edgar Allen woolf is said to be the
Clyde Fitch Of vaudeville There are
more Of his comedies being played in
vaudeville than are credited to any other
author.
Frederick Forester. who has been In
New York for a short visit, has returned
to the city and will tomorrow night re-
sumo his place In the cast with the CO.
lumbia Players.
A musical version Of "Trilby," by Jo-
seph Herbert, adapted from Paul Pot
ter's dramatization Of Du Maurier's novel,
will be presented by the Shuberts and
William A. Brady.
Bob Long. Chase's chief ticket dis
penser. was the first of the vaudeville
inseparable better half spent a number
OF weeks along the ocean shore within
sound OF the surf.
Sherlock Holmes and Arsene Lupdn."
showing the efforts of the English de-
tective character to outwtt the ruses of
the celebrated thief character. is to be
one OF tho Shubert sensations.
Lyman n. Howe expects tonight to pre-
sent at the Columbia Theater the motion
pictures Of the recent aeroplane race
from New York to Philadelphia, which
was won by Lincoln Beachey.
N0l90 h 10 VIII Iu0 uloAs-
ager Of Chase's. has returned from her
summer vacation In Europe. ana will re-
sumo her watch over the welfare Of the
house when 1t opens Monday week.
when tho curtain rises on The Garden
Of Allah at the Century Theater, New
York, It will represent the ALL Of IAeb-
ler & Co. in the matter Of stage produc-
tion." writes the press agent Of the firm.
Pending the return to the city OF Man
ager Fred q. Berger, announcement OF
the name OF the last play Of the season
to be presented by the Columbia Players
is being withheld. It will be surprise.
After his week In the opening bill at
Chase's Taylor Holmes. the former com
edy star Of ''The Commuters" will re-
main but q short time in vaudeville, as
he will be starred In the autumn In
new light comedy.
Yvette GuiIbert, who viii appear In
concert under the management OF R e.
Johnson. will bring on orchestra Of seven
to accompany her on old-fashioned In
strumentS in o sketch called "An Even
ing With Marie Antoinette at Versailles"
Martin Harvey. the English actor, win
come to New York for Prof. Max Rein
hardts production Of Sophocles' "Oedipus
Rex" at the Manhattan Opera House,
New York. Six hundred supers have been
engaged for 1t.
Wagenhals & Kemper, New York pro-
ducers, announce that they will have no
stars and feature nobody now or here
after. They believe the public doesn't