Evening star., 1912-03-10
ready been dramatised ana presented in

ready been dramatised and presented in
Yiddisi
Edgar James is to write one-act play
COR julius Steger called Justice
Haddon Chambers, author of ''Passers-
by" is at work on another play
George N. Conan IL writing q playlet
| for the use OF Tom Lewis In vaudeville.
| '~rhe Great Babylon Hotel" by Arnold
Bennett, has been dramatized.
! One Of the new productions I'm New
York 10 to have .red-headed chorus.
Laura Nelson Han has received an Of
fer to Join Robert LOraine's company in
London.
| Julia Marlowe has rejoined E. H.
Sothern in New Orleans, with her health
restored.
.The Penalty" which first Arnold DAILY
and then Hilda Spong tried. has been
revived.
1t is reported that Mrs. Langtry may
make another American tour in suf-
fragette play.
.Bunty Pulls the Strings is in its
ninth week in Chicago, with popular en-
thusiasm unabated.
Lillian Albertson has left the cast of
1.-THE Talker" and will rest for couple
Of weeks.
A musical play called ''Stung" was
produced for the first time last week in
Poughkeepsie.
''The Pink lady" will have its first
production in London about the middle
Of April.
It is announced that Bayard WELLER is
| the sole author Of Grace Georges new
play, Within the Law.
Mrs. woodrow Wilson and A. L. Ses-
sions have submitted their play, Secret
Chambers" to David Belasco.
The engaEement of Little Women in
Chicago has been extended, and the man.
agement Is giving four matinees q week.
The house is already entirely sold for
the opening performance OF the Columbia
Piayers-a week from tomorrow evening.
Helen Ware will not close her present
season in 1.-The Prcie" until August. She
will 60 as far as the cities of the Pacific
coast.
1.-The Apple of Paris,'' vaudeville fea-
ture, concludes its unique wordless plot
with duel between two of it's female
principals.
Edwin Fl. Robins, the new leading man
of the Columbia Players, Is described as
a handsome man. of magnetic personality.
and is expected to become an immediate
favorite.
A romantic drama is to be produced
this month in London. called Proud
Mazie.' 1t will be seen in New York IN
| the early fall.
Cyril Scott, who has been having rather
a hard time to find q suitable vehicle, Is
to appear in THE Best People" under
the management OF W. A. Brady.
John Galsworthy. the English author
and dramatist, is in this country with his
wife, and Is going to make a tour OF the
south and west for a rest.
Emmy Destinn is to create the role Of
Ariadne in "Ariadne In Naxos, new
opera by Richard Strauss, which is to be
produced in Stuttgart In October.
Mr.. and Mrs George L. Kennedy have
made a successful appearance in vaude-
Vile with Mr.. Kennedy's own comedy
sketch, "A Strange Grip"
William McVay, who plays Mr.. Pan
n,ure in Mr.. Pinero's comedy. "Preserv-
ing Mr.. Panmure," was formerly one Of
the members of the late New Theater
Company.
John barrymore will have in the COM
pany with which he will appear In
Half a Husband. Emily Stevens, Olive
May, Louise Closer Hale. Jessie Busley
| and Louise Rial.
Charles Frohman has selected Hattie
Williams for the title role of ''The Girl
| from Montmartre." William Pruette
and Emma Janvier have also been en-
gagged for the company,
Baltimore will have another first night
when a new play by Augustus Thomas.
! called 'aIhe Point OF view," will be pro-
duced there Easter week. The play is
| comedy, with the scenes laid In New
York.
'.The Greyhound" by Paul Armstrong
| and Wilson Miner. was produced In New
a melodrama Of ocean gambling, with in
| eidents and complications coming thick
and fast.
George c. Tyler lie likely to renew his
lease of the Century lTheater, in New
York, formerly the New Theater. He
will make a big production, which he
believes will equal 'sThe Garden of
Allah" ..ss-
| Holbroek Bunn will be starred by Paul
Armstrong in the latter's play, "A
Romance of the Underworld" which has
been expanded from a one-act drama.
Catherine Calvert will be the leading
woman.
| Willard Spencer. who years ago wrote
] Princess Bonnie and THE Little
| Tycoon" both big successes in their
day. has completed a new opera, called
"A Wild Goose" which F. c. Wlitney
| will produce.
| Frank Cooper. an English actor who
came to this country with Mrs. Langtry's
company. has been engaged to take the
place of Emmett Corrigan, who was to