Evening star., 1912-09-15

Jessie Glendinning had birthday yes
terday
Sarah Bernhardt will celebrate her
sixty-eight birthday October -.
Rosine Henley. daughter OF +. ] Hem
ley, and Helen Bertram viii be In the
cast Of The Daughter of Heaven
Eddie Foy opened his season last week
in Over the River at Newark. The
Seven Little Foys' appeared with him in
the production.
Broadway jones'" in which George
Cohan will star. will open it's season this
week in Hartford. Conn.
Gerald Griffin has made hit In Eng
land In a tabloid version OF ''Other Peo-
pies Money by Edward Owings Towne
Olga Nethersole will appear I'm The
Awakening OF Helena Ritchie" i'm Lon
don having leased the rights OF the play
from Margaret Anglin.
Catherine Countiss has closed her sue
cessful engagement I'm Portland. Ore. \
suffrage league OF that city gave her a
farewell luncheon.
Josephine Victor. who made such pro-
nounced hit in "Chanticler the
Pheasant Hen. will be the leading wom-
an In The Wedding Journey" in which
Eva Davenport, who has appeared in
number of Gilbert and Sullivan operas.
Is going into vaudeville with tabloid ver-
sions of those old favorites
+. III. Sothern ana Julia Mariowe viii
make two revivals this season-"Much
Ado About Nothing and "Richelieu''
Daniel Frohman is to produce a one
act play. THE Diamond Necklace with
Inl fnRd In La. y 4szI~
Valerie Bergere. i'm vaudeville this sea-
son. is supported by Herbert Warren.
Katherine Kavanaugh, Effie Bordine and
Henry Smith.
THE Rose Maid" closes in New York
September 81. and then takes the road.
Washington is I'm its itinerary.
London for Marie Tempest in Harold
Chaplin new comedy. Art and Oppor-
tunity.''
this season has been christened 'Au For
the Ladies"
Programs are to be sold in all the
Shubert New York theaters according TO
recent news report
Richard Carle is now interpolating
songs Of his own into The Girl From
Montmartre
In the Barracks" the new Jesse L.asky
vaudeville production, was written by Ce-
Gil De Mile, with the lyrics by Grant
Stewart and music by Robert hood Bow
ers.
The burlesaue press agent offers
"bisque babies as a substitute for baby
dolls" as current slang In designating a
pony" ballet with THE Merry whirl''
Cissie Fitzgerald of the naughty wink"
is no longer known to footlight fame but
Lillian Fitzgerald is trying to keep the
patronymic In the public prints.
w. s. Hart, who was with THE Trail
of the Lonesome Pine" last season wi
appear this season in vaudeville in a play
let called 'Moonshine."
Henry w. Savage has engaged Edith
Wynne Matthison and Richard Bennett
Tor new play, as yet unnamed. by Mar
garet Turnbull, to be produced i'm Mon
treal next month
Charles Frohman has announced he will
enjoin any attempt at motion pictures of
the home life of Ethel Barrymore AMI
Maude Adams, as these actresses do not
desire such publicity.
THE Governors Lady" by Alice Brad
ley. was produced by David Belasco in
New York last week with the usual sue
cess attending fiawless Belasco produc-
tions.
"The Man Higher Up.'' by Edith El'is.
dramatized from Henry Russell Millnr's
novel, had its first presentation in Pitts
burgh last week.
John Herne. son of the late James \
Herne. will make his debut on the stage
as the chauffeur In THE Man From
Inyvr xxyift am n6
Alice Brady. daughter of William \.
Brady. is to leave the Gilbert and Sullivan
Opera Company to resume her original
part of Meg in Little Women
Last of the Columbia Players to leave
the city were Frances Nelson and Arthur
Ritchie. Miss Nelson went 10 Atlantic
City. and Mr. Ritchie to his home in Al
lentown, both for short vacations.
Burton Holmes subjects this season
will be THE West Indies. THE Panama
Canal" India. from Bombay to Delhi"
India. from the Tai to the Himalayas."
and "Burmah and Ceylon."
Details of the Washington Detroit ball
game will be given at the Columbia Thea
ter this afternoon on Rodier scorebosrd.
Arrangements have also been made to
furnish by innings the scores of the Bos-
ton-St. Louis and the Philadelphia-Ciev
land games.
In the archives of the New York Public
Library Fuller Mellish is said to have dis
covered a rare print showing the head
and bust of Julius Caesar which was
copied in an Italian monastery in the
fourth century from a life-drawing OF
Caesar that is no longer in existence
Reginald Darlington, who was for sew
eral years a prominent member of Eu-
gene Walters Paid in Fulr' company,
has been engaged by William Harris. jr.,
to lecture on the famous Paul j. Rainey
jungle pictures.
Robert Campbell. under whose manage
ment Porter Emerson Brownies famous
play. "A Fool There Was" will be pre-
sented this season. is a OF the late
BARLEY Campbell. the pioneer Of success
full American playwrights. Robert Camp
bell now has 1.-The White Slave" on tour
and Edith Ellis dramatic comedy. '.He
Fell in Love with His wife." a drama
tization of f. p Roe's novel of the same
name.
THE Meier Do Well" dramatized from
the novel OF Rex Beach. by Charles Klein.
was produced in New York last week.
with Hale Hamilton in the leading role.
Other well known players in the cast
were Dewitt Jennings, Katherine Kael-
red, Orlando DAILY and Beatrice Noyes
Louis Haines Of the Poll Players was
at one time a r,ember of a travelling conn.,
pany which played an engagement in
Nome, Alaska, where Mr.. Haines. II is