The Washington times., 1912-09-08

at the Columbia Theater the week Of
September -.
The au'nor of An Aztec Romance"
CLAIMS 10: his play the unique iiStinc
uon OF being tine first production to
exploit the life of the ancient inhabi-
tants o. America.
J., is announced that Marie Doro is to
have new play. but not until the con-
Cluslon OF the tour of the all-star
',OliNer Twist" in which she is one Of
the four people particularly featured
The success of "Fine Feathers at
the Cort Theater. Chicago, has been
SO pronounced that II h. t'razce has
extended indefinitely the run II IN .
new Eugenc Walter play, which was
cooked originally for tour weeks.
II II Flazee has n preparation what
he considers quite the most nov el
comedy OF recent years; il is called
Bachelors and Brnedicts." and vas
burgh newspaper man. MIR, Haag was
formerly Washington Journalist.
\ $4,000 adv ancr sale paved the way
for the success of The Garden of Al
lah in Chicago, 50 that it seems as If
all previous records in that city would
be as ruthlessly shattered by this big
production, a. We're New York records
Ih' season previous.
Lee Perry. the pretty Broadway come
htennc, and George White, billed for
thas"'s u,Nt week, are out Of musical
t om"dN and INTO Vaudeville, for keeps
they say. and show contracts for forty
Weeks bookings to prove II.
Besides Eddie Cantor ami Hattie
Knr,tr, N Gus Edwards new offering
At Chas"s next week, there Will b"
Mile. Mona. Ruth Francis. George Jes-
sci, Evelyn MCNay, WIN Rialto, Ben
Albert HiNston Jack Barton, Lou Ed
wards, Alice Hartv. and Nitd Johnson.
Like Marguerite Clark, lHctta Jewel
has adopted the fad OF collecting pie
lurrsuur dolls. The first member of
the doll family Was presented to her
as dinner favor 10y some Oregon
friends last week and is supposed TO
he miniature likeness Of the actress.
4 II. Van Rurcn is experiencing no
diffiCultN in mastering TN" dialect or
patois Of Pierre for the Poll play This
W,rk for he has played AmerlraniZrd
Indian and half-hrced roles before. one
Of his most successful stock character
i2ations has been 'StronGh"art, In the
play of that name.
4. II. Woods has added Salh" Fisher
to the cast Of "The Woman Haters
club" to play the principal role "f tn"
widow. Later Miss Fisher may be seen
IN one Of three musical PLAYS Mr.. Woods
has in mind. "Thr Lady in the l.tmOus-
inc" The Purple Domino, or Th"
Lady in Red. all of which he hopes
to produce this season.
With resumption Of the run OF
George Arliss in his greatest success
"Disracli." the seNrntY-tirst Nallark'
Thratcr season began last Saturday
night This is the thrtN-hrst season
at Wallack'S : since the construction or
the present building. The run of Dis
ra"N' promises to prove tho longest IN
the history OF the famous theater, and
II has had many long runs since runs
became the order of the day.
Joe Huruc and his brother Jules OC-
,.llpv the same relation t. hurl"sQu"
tnat Al II. Woods held i'll the melo.
dramatic field several '"ars az" IN
additiur to The Girls IN Happy land,
" INCH is ~ he seen in Washington this
week. the HurtiGs ar" producers and
r,roprie:crs OF "The Taxi Girls, 'The
GINGER Girls" The Social Maids an,.
the 'Rpwcry Rurl 'sqdrrs Joe Hur-
tie is thu Youngest producer in the bur
lrsouc field. while Jules. in addition 10
his producing activities. Is vice pr"si-
dent Of tnr COLUMBIA Amusement Com
nanv. vninr a chain OF thirty tn aters