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the statement. recently published. that
they are married. Mr.. Terry Is the son
of the late Edward Terry.
Marjorie Rambeau, who has been noted
for several years on the western stage.
is to be seen in New York. She. has
lately finished a starring tour in Merely
Mary Ann.
Grace Helane. who is winning note as
a clever and graceful fancy skater, is the
sister of Billie Burke.
Julian Street the millionaire short
story writer has collaborated on a comedy
with Frederick Palmer, the war corre-
spondent.
Viola Allen will 20 to Sweden this
summer to witness the Olympic games.
Later she will go to Africa to visit the
scenes of THE Garden of Allah.
Lennox Pawie. who made hit in
"Pomander Walk" has been enga ged for
the company TO support Richard earle
and Hattie Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Brian will spend
the summer in Newfoundland.
Mrs Sol Smith has been engaged by
David Belasco for the coming season.
Harry B. Smith, the musical comedy
librettist, is said TO have made fortune
of about 81 100000 in that field.
G. A Redford. who is the ex-censor of
plays in London. has himself written
one-act play, called "A Snug Retreat.
Julian Eltinge has a miniature theater
at his Long Island home, where he lives
with his mother.
John Cort is to produce a satirical
farce called The Richest Man in the
World" by Arthur Gillespie and Collin
Davis.
Margaret Ellington will play in kin
ding in the west until the fall, when
she will return to New York to open a
theater which bears her name.
Although "Cyrano de Bergerac'' is not
protected by copyright. Walter Damrosch.
who Is making an opera from the drama
says he will pay royalties to the author
for the use of the work
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Robert Edeson will appear in new
play, called Mister Bill. a Man" by
Albert E. Lyons. prominent business
man of Worcester, Mass.
Pretty Peggy" will be the offering of
the Columbia Players. following "Zira."
1t will be produced the week beginning
July 10.
Violet Heming is promised in another
important role soon at the Columbia
that is said to be even more ap-
pealng than her AIici in THE Seven
Sisters"
In the fourth act of the play at Polls
this week, fifteen compositors, makeup
men, stereotypers and pressmen are en-
ployed in addition to the regular acting
Joseph Medill Patterson, author OF THE
Fourth Estate" is the son OF Medill
Patterson, founder OF the Chicago Irib-
une.
Taylor Holmes will be seen the COM
ing season in a new operetta by Avery
Hopwood and Gustav Luders, called
Somewhere Else" Henry w. Savage
will make the production.
George Egerton, who has made the
translation of Pierre Lofts Chinese play.
THE Daughter of Heaven" is the pen
name of Mrs. Golding Bright, the Eng
lish novelist, author of The Wheel or
God" Her vogue as dramatist was
by her adaptation of THE Whirl-
wind for Nine. Simone.
The Liebler Company is to produce in
the fall play called Gen. John Regain,
is really an Irish priest. who
does not care to have his identity dis
closed.
There is hot competition now among
American managers to obtain the first
option on the plays of Basil Macdonald
Hastings, who woke to find himself ia
nous the morning after the production
Of his play, The New Sin"
The leopard skin coat worn by Frances
Nelson in "The Climbers" during the
past week is said to have cost $500 Miss
Nelson played the role of Miss Godesby
in the cast with Amelia Bingham.
The Shuberts. w A. Brady. Lew
Fields Marcus Loew ard others have or
ganiZed a circuit of theaters in thirty
cities in the east and middle west. and
will present in them plays at prices al
ternatng from the 10-2O-3O-cent scale to
standard frst-class prices.
Albert Terfinger a Washington boy,
who recently closed an engagement with
the Cleveland Players has Joined the
stock company at Polls Tneater. and will
make his initial appearance tomorrow
night as a newspaper reporter in the
Fourth Estate His stage name is
James Duncan.
Aurelia Rachman and George L. Nc
Kay have brought suit against David
Belasco. alleging that The Case of
Becky" produced by him, and in which
Francess Starr is starring. is taken from
a play written by them. called "Etelle,"
in which the main idea was that of a
dual identity worked on by hypnotism.
They claim this play was submitted to
Mr.. Belasco and returned.
Elizabeth Brice and Charles King. who
have been appearing together in vaude-
Vile and musical comedies, viii next sea-
son separate. Miss Brice will star un-
der the management Of A. H. Woods in
.Tantalizing Tommy" and Mr.. King will
go with his wife. Lila Rhodes. in George
NJ. Cohan's Little Millionaire" Miss
Rhodes. by the way. is the cousin and
adopted sister of Mr.. Cohan.
Edward Hass Robins finds keen pleas
ure in the friendship of the officers of the
Mayfiower Tuesday he he'd Is his guests
to luncheon Lieut.. and Executive Officer
Cook, Paymaster Little. and Leuts. Ster-
ling, Douglas and Mckinney. the last
named a naval aid TO the President A
box party followed. Thursday he was the
guest of the officers aboard the May
flower.
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