The Washington times., 1912-11-03
EMMA TRENTN| TO
Be HEARD As STAR
IN THE FREELY
Score of Comic Opera Was
Written to Fit Prima
Donna's Voice.

Emma Irentini the httie prma doh.
| ma, VIII be heard here Tor the second
time as the star of a comic opera when
| she makes her appearan nee I'm Arthur
uar,mor.,.,n.. n.n, rrnduc,,on "The
r,,rao," n, ,ho NJ, .ya,,o,aI Tbs.t.r
r"ehs, a' '"e w"
next week. ,, ,,.t,,
QUO M IauerDacn anu huoSn a,a h..n,,
| two wrlte,s whose cai iesrs ,, naNe ILL.,
sssreWn WI, man S suseesss. ,,,sia.. ,I acnre "rhe
.or 1 .ne oJoN u"u g.r.,otn g.,us Tr.,,i,'I
Ia,,or,,ac,, . nj nj Trin,i 10 iorm,aa hi,
one and Trentinrs breif s,ay here prom
i.os 90 ,e ,narred With s,rnai success,
p,ao,S' Erini wrote The score OF 9Th.
Trentini's voice, and the iimpid voiced
| and pIouant star fairly reyeis In the
high notes and .iifficuit passages, which
she dashes of with an ease and aoan-
Trentinl in ''The Fireiiy" should prove
one OF the operate events OF the sea-
son.
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comes '"u ,bat 1o sweet winsome little giri,
| .D.hooca ~ sunnyhrook EARN" the
| ,htid haroina 81 Kate Douglass wig
eln,a niass,r "Rebecca stoTie," who
sn s'asse s I,, neuIa naaa. ., a.
stepPea troin ,he prn,eu a., pas sea.n. w "9n a9n
aiu p,uou , a.. .e,., ,a.,n ~. So, ,n,o
anu anu a',s "a, ,yo,s.,'S, "I, ,be 81
& &,ne &ne"'.s 49,, VI mra Wis., has ,nid
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OF th's rauiaht cnl,u s, as sne e.I .un anu
men. women, ana shnuren ,h oui nou,
,ne WoIlu nave 'oNeu her anu e"e'is"eu
her memory.
In the play written by Mrs Wiggin
and Miss Charlotte Thompson. and pro-
duced by kiaw q ErianSer under the
direction OF Joseph brooks. II has been
proved that Rebecca's charm has been
real live" giyl In the person OF Miss
Edith Taliaferro. has won for the girl
heroine a permanent place in the front
rank Of modern stage characters. The
pany seen here last season.
-.
Next week William A. Brady will Of
fer at the Bclasco that dclightfui coruc-
dy. Little Miss Brown which has
eighth street TSeater ,1ns New York HS fcrtg TE,.
comedy IL from the pen OF Philip Bar
tholmae. the young author who wrote
over Night" seen at the Belasco last
season. Little Miss Brown" will come
same excellent supporting compa ny
that so ably assisted her during her
New York engagement and which In
cludes Madge Kennedy and William
The scenes are laid In a hotel where
Little Miss Brown. an unsophistica,e,l
maiden. wanders after she has been
OF a siangy telephone girl and pretends
to the night clerk that she Is n Mrs
He takes her at once for Mrs. Deu-
n!son who is expected to meet Mr.. Den.
assigned to an expensive suite.
/ How Mr.. Dennison comes In later In
the night. goes to his own room In the
auartment. how both come out in the
morning to nnd themselves in pre-.
dicament made worse by the arrival
In which they untangie themselves, IL
told in two more acts.
Chases next week will be favored b,
he f,rst presentation here Of The Now
YorI. Laughing novelty, And Thcy
Lived Uappy Ever After" bv PhIIIs
Night and Little Miss Brown" Mex
, In ste,,ar rapk wiz he tha mated con,
ductor and composer. Theodore l,cn,
dix. and Ills SYMPHONY PLAYERS, form
Third in order will be Nick Hufrord IND
Dell Chain i'm THE .Cuihnd' Parson ant
the Minstrel Man" described as an ir
i resistably funny and ORIGINAL bIackfac,
| number Then will come Frank Coomb,
| seasons a tenor attached to the Ham
mersteln Manhattan Opera Company
ally fine baritone. They will give Song,
, of Then and Now" The musical come
!, DIV features, Hurry Linton and Anits
lawrence will give their iimericks a n,
:, topical extravaganza, ''The Pia n,
store" Harry Devine and Belle WIN
Jams will offer their new winner. 9Th,
n Salesman and the Drummer" Th
CIairmonts will add their aerial laddc
climbing. The ;ipe organ recitais a
I 40 80 and intermissions, and the Ami
d mated Weekly photoplane motion bic
4 tures OF Important "ncws'' events In
4 world over are the concluding numbers
y
n One OF the most striking OF the lat
). lies favor is THE Dinrbat Family.
. .be musical comedy in which "the fainI
70 iw upstairs'' is the pertinent subjec,
, "rhe Dinpbat Fa amily" really stands n
!; a noveltv' not alone in the manner an
=, n,agniaoence of the production on IN
a | stage hut in the yerv theme. II take
Il fuli 1So minutes OF solid fun. prctt
II ,nusjc and nm unusralI., strong cas-. a
~ nnmcdians and vocaIists With an elaboI
% ate,v gowned chorus to unwind tn
II ,ansle. apparentiy homeless. OF NJ,
D,nChat and his snouse "Tbe DUCHESS
and a Ster the most Ia,iyhable series q
= | situations, bring the whole to the usua
.,TIs Dinahat Eao,,.," "a tn ANNA
q, az Academx next week with IN
Q ~suaI matinees
u .ss
For next week Polls will have a III