Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-28
THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D. c. JULY 2s 1s12-PART

duced on this board All seats viii be
reserved and the box ONCE is open for
their sale.
Carrie Thatcher is learning to operate
an automobile and will shortly apply for
a license
Edward Paulton and Charles Bradley
have written an Irish drama. The Rose
OF Kildare" in which F1ske O'Hara Will
star.
A young actress named Reeva Green
wood has been engaged by Henry w.
Savage for the role Of Marjorie in Eek
cuse Ne"
J. Hartley Manners has written . one
act play. THE Woman Intervenes" IN
which Florence Roberts recently appeared
in Los Angeles.
Both games Of the double header play
ed by the Washington and Cleveland base
ball clubs at Cleveland today will be
reproduced at the Academy on an Inn
proved scoreboard Special telegraph
service has been installed and every de-
tail Of the game will be reproduced.
Tho Concert" was recently produced
in London under the title OF THE Music
Master" but the revival was not a bril-
liant success.
Alexandra Carlisle viii play the title
role in the English production Of Every
woman.
AL Wilson will open the fall and winter
season OF the Columbia Theater with 1t
Happened in Potsdam."
Tho new musical comedy for KoIb and
DILL the western comedians. il called
Tho Grocer and the Shoemaker"
sT1,v~ Dbl. C<-s~
been established in London one year and
is still playing to packed houses.
William Morriss has been engaged by
w. A. Brady for one of the leading roles
in Little Miss Brown a comedy by
Philip Bartholomew.
Willard and Bond, the well known
roles in THE Rose Maid company.
which Will make a tour OF the Pacific
coast.
himself recently by jump
Ing into the water. fully clothed, and
rescuing a young girl who was drown
ing. Nat Goodwin had previously &C
complished the same feat
Lyn Harding will play the part of
Drake in the play Of that name to be
produced in London.
Irma La Pierre will take tho part of
Mercedes in the motion pictures Of James
O'Neills production Of Monte Cristo."
Lewis Waller has selected four modern
plays for use the coming season. Madge
Titheradge will be his leading woman.
A musical comedy to be produced the
first of the year in which Nat Wills Will
be featured. is called "A Perfect Lady"
role in Charles Klein's dramatization OF
THE Neer-do-Wen."
Rita stanwood win be the prima donna
Of My Best Girl" Of which Clifton
Crawford will be the star.
Charles B. Hanford. the well known
Shakespearean star Of this city. has been
nance" Mr.. Hanford will also appear
in the motion picture drama shortly.
Among the promised productions OF the
man. called The Guardsman" 1t Is by
the author OF The Devil
Elsie Ferguson will appear the coming
title role of Eva" Franz Lehars new
opera She has been studying in Paris
and has developed a good mezzo-soprano.
Deen
play the role of Domini In THE Garden
of Allah" when its season opens in Chi
cago. Lawson Butt will play Boris An
drovsky and Arthur Forrest will be the
count
Mrs. Stuart Robson has signed a con-
tract for three years with Henry w.
Savage. and will appear the coming sea
son in an important role In the operetta
Somewhere Else" by Avery Hopwood
and Gustav Luders.
Clara Lipman will appear in a drama
called 1T Depends Upon the Woman,
which she wrote in collaboration with
Samuel Shipman.
Chorus girls Of the Broadway type do
not appeal to Charles Frohman. He says
he will seek originality in girls not all
cut on the same pattern from other parts
of the country for his new musical pro-
auctions.
comedy. Lieutenant What's His
Name?" is to be produced In the fall.
The authors are Jacques Futrelle. who
was lost on the Titanic. and his wife,
May Futrelle.
Joseph NJ Gates is going to produce the
farce by Frank Mandel. called Our
Wives" which had trial production by
stock company several weeks ago In
Hartford. Henry Kolker will have the
iedoins roie.
Arnold DAILY has returned from abroad
with several plays. of which he thinks
Lorenzo the Magnificent" q drama of
the fourteenth century, by an Italian
poet. is the best. He also has q play by
an American author in which Shake
speare Is the principal character. and a
Swedish play. THE Deluge."
The odor of roasted ducks at Polls
Theater and the disappearance OF eight
of the nine japanese goldfish in the wis
taria garden are two established facts
which are intimately associated. Manager
Thatcher can give details to any one who
wishes to pursue an investigation Of a
domestic tragedy.
Weber G. Fields have decided to con-
tinue their partnership with their own
company and make productions as they
did formerly. They will also make pro-
ductions outside of their own company.
including a musical comedy called The
June Bride" in Boston.
For the accommodation of the fans
who are eager for the details of the
ball game that Will be played by the
Washington Climbers" In Cleveland
this afternoon q direct wire will con-
meet the Columbia Theater with the
ball ground and every play Will be
shown by an up-to-date scoreboard on
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