El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1912-08-17

a partnership for a short tour Of tbs
Keith circuit.
''HaEky Panly" has found favor al
the Broadway theater and promises to
remain there long into the cool
| weather Florence Moore and William
Montgomery, who were well known IN
vaudeville as Montgomery and moore
in the cast are Max Rogers, Carter
DeHaven, Bobby North, Harry Cooper,
Hugh Cameron and Cristine Nielsen.
Popular matinees will De given on
Wednesday when 500 of the best seats
are sold at 81 each
The Rose Mac, which has run
through the summer at the Globe thea
ter, continues with but slight changes
in the cast, made necessary by Vaca-
lions.
.aThe Easing Show of 1912" which
has found the most favor of any OF
the Winter Garden productions, will
enter on its fifth week tomorrow
Owing t. the length of the program the
curtain rises at o'clock for The Bal
let of 1880" which precedes the main
eater tainment
The 4Ogth performance of Bought
Bradys playhouse this week. Inc
Scotch comedy. "Banty Pulls the
Strings also had its 4Ooth perfor-
nance this weei--
There are a number of strong at
fractions at the Brighton Beach Music
han. The headliner George Y. Ho-
bart's one act morality play called
''Everywife," in which p characters
are presented
Although a Winsome Widow con-
tinues to draw large audiences at the
Moulin Rouge it has been announced
thai the Hoyt play will be taken TO
Rouge by the 1912 series OF "Ziegfeld
FolLes."
Louis Cunning. who starred in
several musical plays, particularly OF
late in Marcel and The Balkan
Princess made her vaudeville debut
Monday night at the New Brighton
theater.
Having failed to discover a musical
comedy to suit his needs, Jefferson De
Angels will make hay in the varieties.
Madam Simone, the French actress,
is to return to America in January,
appearing in a romance by Louis n.
Parker and u. DeYere Stackpole, deal
ing with the time of Louis XIV.
Ida Verrcn. who as once leading
woman with Edwin Booth, star of the
company, in which Mrs. Fisk made
her debut and now in her 45th theat-
rical season, will again appear with
William Hodge in The Man From
Home" under the Liebler company
management
The comic opera 'Mousme." an Eng
fish work on d Japanese theme, Will
not be mounted in this country by
Henry ". Savage, who secured the
rights to the piece when it was pro-
duced in London last season He has
he does not care for it.
Eleanora Duse will return to the
stage next winter, breaking retire
ment that was thought to have been
permanent She will act in Ibsen's
THE Lady From the Sea" and other
plays not requiring a large company.
Her chief associate will be the italian
actor, MOissi-
such a Little Queen" the Claiming
Pollock play, in which Elsie Ferguson
made her first stellar venture, is to be
fitted with tunes and turned over to
Mizzi Hajos, the bantam Hungarian,
who wandered about the country as
the prima donna of the second Spring
Maid" company Pollock and Rennold
Wolf are to convert the formers
comedy into a libretto.
A cablegram announcing that
George NJ. Cohans comedy Get
Rich-Quick Wallingford" had been
given its premier in Sydney, Australia,
on Saturday night, August g. by ].
c. Williamson, relates that the piece
won a great success. Fred Niblo, in
the role of J. Rufus Waningford, and
peatedly cheered as the play pro-