The Washington herald., 1912-01-07
NOTES OF THE STAGE.


Sam, Clara. Paul, and Kitty still COM
pose the -Four Mortons appearing next
month at Chase's.
Hollister Pratt Franklin Jones. Manton
Chambers, and Inez Piummer are sup
porting Paul Dickey in vaudeville.
Among the players with Nora Bayes
and Jack Norworth in "A Musical Sur
prise Party" which heads Chase's jan
uary . week bin. are Rita Walker.
Cyril Chadwick. David Stamper, Albert
Anderson. and Hubert Carlton.
No other phrase could more triteIy ex-
press the aim Of the travel-Iecturer than
the slogan which z. n. Newman has
adopted for use IN his travel talks.
Bringing the world to you" The inten-
ton is to bring to the audience in color
views and motion pictures the worlds
wonders and places OF interest at small
expense
For his travel talks this season Mr..
Newman will present an unusually at
tractive series Of subjects. He spent the
entire past spring and summer in Europe
using an automobile as his means OF
transportation. and will lecture on the
foiloving subjects: Rural England and
the coronation OF George W ireland"
Scotland and Wales" Moscow and ST
Petersburg" and Germany These
travel talks will be given at the Columbia
Theater on the five successive Sunday
evenings and Monday afternoons. com
menctng January q, in the order Named
Among the attractions that will appear
at the Columbia Theater during the month
of January are Margaret Anglin, Chaun-
-eey olcott, Mrs. Fiske, and Helen Ware.
Mrs. A. n. Van Buren. wife of the pop
ular leading man OF the Columbia Play
ers during the past summer. has Joined
the ranks OF the Edison film company,
and several picture plays have already
been seen IN this city with the dainty
little lady In the cast.
Louis Nethersole. brother Of the we'll
known actress, Olga Nethersole. was in
the city during the past week heralding
the coming Of Margaret Anglin-
The Philharmonic Society Of New York
viii make its first Western tour the COM
ing month. appearing in Cincinnati. Chi
cago. st. Louis, Milwaukee. st. Paul, and
Kansas City.
Grace George has made a most strik-
ing hit at the Maxine Elliott Theater,
New York, in Just to Get Married
Alan Dale says the comedy Is bully"
and 'exauisitely acted" and the other
critics to a man praise the play and
Performance.
This looks like a William A. Brady ]
year. In addition TO Bought and Paid l
For" at his own playhouse. and Grace |
George in Just to Get Married. at
Maxine Elliotts Theater. he is asso-
ciated with the Messrs Shubert in !
'Bunty Pulls the Strings" which is
having an extraordinary run at the |
Comedy Theater. This makes three not |
ably big hits within hair mile OF one
another and causes Mr.. Brady to smile |
serenely when there is any talk OF hard |
times.
The rehearsals OF Little Women in |
Its stage form viii begin next week. 4
The cast Is being selected with the |
greatest care. for Manager william A. !
Brady Is determined 10 make the pro- |
duction memorable from an artistic !
standpoint
Over Night has started upon a tour
Of the principal Southern cities, where |
the adventures Of the two bridal cou- |
pies who become separated at the out. !
ret Of their wedding tours are observed |
Vita the greatest eRloyment -