El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-10

theater. London. and Will be produced
this winter IN Paris.
J George c. Tyler. general manager for
the Liebler company, has just arrived
, in New York after summer spent in
( persuading Pierre Lott that the most
famous literateur in Europe should
! come to the United States this fall and
/ overlook rehearsals of THE Daughter
i of Heaven" which Mr.. Lott wrote on
! collaboration with Miss Judith Gautier,
daughter of TheOphile Gautier.
Lott is coming-but only on condi-
These are the promises the American
/ manager had to make before the
author. who is. these days. almost a
/ recluse. would consent TO leave his
htne in France:
No interviews
No snapshots.
His address while in New York to
be kept a secret
Even with these restrictions. M
/ Tyler is happy, for he feels that with
the greatest living authority on China
. and Chinese matters present at re-
hearsals, THE Daughter of Heaven"
cannot fail Of being faithfully produced.
The play is to furnish the lbrettO for
an opera soon
\ remarkable play is announced for
the latter part of II. B. Warmers com
ing season. The young man who, for
the past three years mas BteQ breaking
safes and hearts as Alias Jimmy VAL
entine," is TO have a new comedy of
three acts. in which the star does not
appear or the stage in the entire sec
ond act.
And yet you see him there in front
OF you every moment" says George c.
Tyler, graphically. Mr. Tyler being the
man who arranged for the new Warner
play.
Another new play Of promise falls TO
Madame SimOnes lot This famous
French woman is 10 return 10 this
country in January, bringing with her
romance Of the time Of Louis XIV.
written for her by Louis y Parker and
D. Devere Stackpole in collaboration.
The date Of the opening Of the Chill
dren's theater on the roof Of the Cen
fury, New York, has been set for No
vember.
Robert Lorraine may follow his
American tour in his revival Of Shaws
ance here in new play by Justin
Huntley Mccarthy.
Richard Bennett is to have a new
play by Joseph Medill Patterson, the
man who wrote The Fourth Estate"
That Viola Allen will figure in one of
the most important productions of the
y
il will be viii be withheld until Miss
Aliens return 70 New York
Ida Vernon is once more to appear
with William Hodge in The Man from
Home" Miss Vernon is one Of the
links between the past and the present
of the American stage. She was once
Edwin Booths leading woman and en-
gagged to be married to that great
actor. She was star Of the company in [
which the present Mrs. Minnie Maddern |
FislIe made her debut. She was famous /
as Camille" when that nlay was still /
fairly new. She created the role Of
Sister Genevieve in THE Two Orphans" |
This season will be her 18th of actual I
stage experience.
Lawson Butt. one of the best actors I
London has sent US, reports an inclina- !
tion to adopt US permanently. His /
STAGE career, at least. viii be confined /
to this country for the next few sea-
sons.
John Maurice Sullivan. an actor who
apparently makes a speciality of sacre- !
dotal roles. will be father Roubier in .
The Garden Of Allah" this year.
new stage society recently founded !
in New York. and declaring its object /
to be simply the boycoting Of plays
that leave q dark brown taste. has re-
quested Miss Viola Allen 20 act as its
honorary president and chairman Of its
advisory committee. putting forth in its
request that Miss Allen had never ap-