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The Washington herald., 1912-04-28
NOTES OF THE STAGE

he Joined the New York police force,
from their favorite corners on Broad
way.
Eleanor Rohson's beautiful play, ''The
Dawn Of a Tomorrow" is announced
as the offering of the Columbia Players
for the week beginning May 10.
Violet Heming. who, when she was with
''Chevalier." was the youngest leading
woman IN the world. is year older at
the present writing, and even prettier
than this. time twelve months ago. She
has an important part in ''The Unwritten
Law" Her mother travels with her.
A critically inclined gentleman recent
ly wrote to Lyn Harding complaining
that Bill Skies, the character Harding
plays In "oliver Twist" was invariably
surrounded by q stubby growth Of beard.
whereas Mr.. Hardings face sometimes
appears clean. The actor replies that
even burglars sometimes shave. and be-
sides, the chopped-horse hair which he
sticks to his face through one act is 30
painful he would be unable to wear II
through an entire performance.
A. S. Byron and A H. Van Buren, have
both been asked why they do not use
their first names. One solicituous and
! superstitious admirer Of the two Poll
Players said last week: why, how can
they hope to become stars? No actor
who merely uses his initials ever
achieved international success" This en-
thusiast has evidently overlooked E. II.
Sothern, e. 8. Willard, and ]. z. Dod-
son.
Among the several local organizations
the Columbia Theater for Joseph Hazel
toms lecture on Washington are the
Chamber OF Commerce and the Eagles.
Little Marie Doro, the Oliver of"'oIiver
Twist" says people are all the time re-
ferring to her as a graduate Of the
chorus and they ought to stop It. as she
never has been in the chorus In her
whole life. As a matter OF fact, she
was a star during her first year Of stage
work.
The greatest film feature yet presented
to the American public will be seen at the
Colonial the week Of May g. It is THE
Coming OF Columbus" wonderful PAN
erama created by the Selig company
at a cost Of $4,000 1t has taken two
years to complete, and the story is told
in three reels. The American rights have
been sold for the cost OF production, so
that whatever profits accrue must come
from the sale Of the rights in foreign
countries.
Evelyn Beerbohm, who plays the COM
edy role in Lewis walters production
of "A Butterfly on the Wheel" now
being presented at the Thirty-nInth
Street Theater. New York, is a nephew
of Beerbohm Tree, the famous English /
actor-manager. Before he went on the
stage he was a soldier in the regular
British army and saw service as a field
officer in South Africa.
From plans formulated by the Lieb-
ler Company 1t would appear that The
Daughter OF Heaven" next seasons big
Century Theater production, is to out
do even The Garden of Allah" in spec
tacular splendor.
The Irish Players, who share In the
profits of their organization, divided
$4,000 upon their return to Ireland
The Washington herald., 1912-04-28

From plans formulated by the Lieb-
Ter Company it would appear that The
Daughter of Heaven" next seasons big
Century Theater production, is to out
do even The Garden Of Allah" in spec
tacular splendor.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-28

Bachelors and Benedicts." a play
written by Jackson B. Haag, e former
Washington. newspaper man, will have
its premiere at the Duquesne Theater in
Pittsburg this week. by the Harry Davis
Stock Company. Mr.. HaRg is pleasantly
remembered by many Washington
friends whose best wishes go out for
the success OF his new play.
The full Columbia Theater orchestra
will be used for the Bernhardt-Rejane
motion pictures at the Columbia to-day
and tonight.
Al Jolson. the leading comedian at the
winter garden, has been put under con-
tract by the Messrs. Shubert for a term
Of years. After he leaves the winter
garden he is to be starred in q new
comedy with music.
Miss Izstta Jewel and A. H Van
Buren were the recipients Of hearty
congratulations from prominent public
oficials who went behind the scenes
at Polls last Monday night after en-
joying The Virginian."
The Unwritten Law" a dramatic
plsylet which is a feature of the olio
in the Jersey Lilies entertainment at
the Gsyety this week, was written by
Leon Enrol, the grotesque comedian,
who was the stellar performer in this
seasons "Follies Of 1911" Mr.. Enrol
draws almost as much royalty from his
numerous burlesaue sketches as he does
In salary from Florenz zeigfeld, jr.
George Barr McCutcheon's Beverly
will not close during the summer. but
will rIav the Canadian Nortburast dpr1,.r
July and August, continuing on to the
Pacific Coast for the regular season.
Bessie Monaghan, q former member of
the Columbia Players, has completed q
successful season on the road and is
spending a few days in the city prior to
leaving for Hamilton. Ontario, where she
will begin stock engagement with the
Clsrk-Brown Stock Company May I3
She has adopted Betty Harrington as
her stage name.
The roof Of the Century Theater, in
New York, is being remodeIed into a
separate playhouse. TO be known as the
Children's Theater. 1t will be opened in
October and will be the first exclusively
children's theater in the United States.
The mandolin orchestra in the lobby of
Polls Theater is one of the most popu-
lar innovations in Washington theatrical
management. The music is not too loud
TO interfere with conversation, and yet
it is a pleasing diversion for those who
are waiting for friends before the play
begins.
The New SIM is the title Of a new
play just purchased by George c. Tyler,
managing director of the Liebler Co.,
who is in Europe on his annual pilgrim
age in search of dramatic novelties
Just what this sin Is is a matter caus-
ing much conjecture among playgoers.
James T Powers says it is a good
thing to be a specialist in any occu-
patton. He once knew an actor who
specialized on impersonating policemen.
He got to be one Of the best stage po-
licemen in the world, but no manager
would employ him for any other kind of
a part. When he finally got out of work
for the dramatists didn't seem to be !
writing any police heroes, at the moment |
The Washington herald., 1912-04-28

The roof Of the Century Theater, in
New York, is being remodeIed into
separate playhouse, TO be known as the
Children's Theater. 1t will be opened in
October and will be the first exclusively
children's theater in the United States
The Washington herald., 1912-04-28

The Irish Players, who share in the
profits of their organization. divided
$4,000 upon their return to Ireland
The Washington herald., 1912-04-28
Victim Of Bad compsnr.

From the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
The opponents of temperance" said
Edward +. Marvin. conductor of the
Sons of Temperance, advance about as
good reason for their opposition as did
drunkard one morning in a police
court.
You are accused, SIR said the mag
istrate, of being drunk and disorderly
Any defense?
am a respectable man, sir the
prisoner answered. and this would never
have happened. only Travelled from
The Washington herald., 1912-04-28
PIttsbure % sew York yesterday in baa

Pittsbure to New York yesterday in bad
company
What sort of bad companyr said
the magistrate
Sons Of Temperance. sir
. Sons of Temperance? Why, they
are the salt of the earth. should think
they'd be the best company man like
you could ask for.
No, sir. Excuse me, sir. You're
wrong said the prisoner huskily. You
see. I'd brought a quart OF whisky for
the journey, and on account Of the COM
Dany had to drink It all myself
The Washington herald., 1912-04-28

George Barr Mccutcheon's Beverly
will not close during the summer. but
will play the Canadian Northwest during
July and August, continuing on to the
Pacific Coast for the regular season.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-28

this in addition to their nxed salaries.
Almost as good as worlds series In
baseball, this.
Nine. simone has sailed for France.
promising to return in q year or so.
She frankly admits that in many re-
spects our stage is farther advanced
than that Of France.
BY reason OF the excessive demand
for seats for both Of the performances
Of the Bernhardt- -Rejane pictures at
the Columbia Theater to-day. arrange
ments have already been completed for
return Of the same programme next
Sunday.
Yesterday afternoon at the Century
Theater. The Garden Of Allah" had Its
200th performance in New York. As
''The Garden OF Allah" has already
smashed all records of attendance for
an attraction of Its nature, each addi-
tional performance makes it's success
more remarkable.
Instead of decorating the walls Of
the Children's Theater. atop the Gem
tury. in New York. with panelingS Of
Shakespeare. MoIiere, and the authori-
lAGa Usually aPAChOt Ca Ah -
new idea In playhouses will be embel-
lished with portraitures OF Hans An
dersen, Grimm, and those folk.
The present theatrical season has
proven more successful than any the
Lelbler Company have had in the nf-'
teen years of their managerial actiyi-
ties. Not only have THE Garden of
Allah" and 'Disraelf'' carried on first
honors Of all attractions In New York,
and The Herfords" and The Unwrit-
ten Law proved splendid material for
big city runs for next year, but the
foreign importations OF the concern,
Nine. Simone, and the Irish Players,
both helped to make this season one OF
unusual interest.
winona Shannon, who is alternating
In the leading feminine role Of "A But
terhy on the Wheel" now being pre-
sented in New York, Is sister Of Efie
Shannon. She has made distinct hit
as Peggy Adamston, and is being re-
ceived with the same degree OF enthu-
siasm as the English actress who orig
mated the character.
Lucia Cooper, one of the statuesque
beauties with the Jersey Lilies COM
pany at the Gayety this week, is the
wife of James E. Cooper, proprietor of
the organization.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-28
To Run All Summer in New York.

The Messrs. Shubert and William A
Grady announce that their production Of
''Bunty Pulls the Strings" the Scottish
comedy which is having such a remark
able New York run at William Golfers
Comedy theater, is to continue its en-
gagement without interruption through
the summer season. The 10th perform
ance occurred about a week ago and there
is yet no sign of diminishing patronage.
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obsr Spajisrsuns, uuisrs Smsutsrs
weroen sic fsit umbhusu unO parm
balten. Se$1 bis So.
8Orbersr rs6tsr DnrdSans.
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2acfamanna 3meid

Sc mar cine barmOniihe uno ,iemlih
gut beiuhte Ysriammluns. welhe Der
Nudawanna 3weig um 6reitas abeno
in Ger SieOertran3 0alls ubbielt. buupt'
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pdrtissn Beumten iAre uole Pflidt ss.
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DOR, wsl6er srsub. oas Der Rsinsrtrns
uon Wuloorf Part iid uuf iiber $500
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Bsridt iibsr ben Or. @rOnau YOrtras
,eist. buB iia Elm lebsridu6 pou iibsr
s73 erssben. SH SsrbiuOuns nit lee
tsrem. siuen tueitersu belebrenosu Dor
tru9 gu bultsu. Daro bsidIoGen. bic
Sufs bis CUR ndditen 8sriummluns
IiberlIs9eu Su laHsn.
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6uumpre.

Sito Bartalomeo pon bier, mel.
der Dor 3abrssirift usrlest purbe, ale
sr uon eiusm StroBsnbubnpa9en trstsu
pollts uno Oislsr uHermartet iu Beneg.
uns ssiest uuroe. bot am Samitas &C.
gen bic scranton Railma1 @ompanis
stns 8lass far $25, 900 @nti6dbisune
sintrussn laii.n.
Der butd ben Srono am lssten
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ben, moourh Grant Wtilane's @ebduos
ON WillOD StraBe ,eritort uno oas R.
.. Nalli Dotsl ltarf bsihdoist puros.
belauft iid insseiammt auf $1,000.
SSle bic 6lammsu sntitauosn, lit niht
befannt.
- Supt. Der Sdulsu 6. 8. Soban
lteB um Dienitas Die Snabsn Stepe
GrOntO. SOhu 9iuans unO @Owarb
Surbuti usrhuitsn. neil iis DOR @odsn.
fruit bic JiO, 4 Shule in BrunO ssisst
battsn. Die Burden seitunben bisiss
YerSsbsn elm, iowis uuf. oaB iis pon
ben unOsren S6asrn @slO seiioblen
batten.
Sn elmer Spe,iolueriummluns oss
Borough Council am isreitag glbeno
wuros Der SuooelmuOOsl in betrsif Der
StruBenbeIsudtuu9 Oaourd bssnost,
biB man Der eIsttriidsn 3iht @ompanis
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9is @Ompunie elm aOutratt fir so
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8urssB bat iih nit Der neuen Regsl.
uuS Der 5rass ;ufrisOsn ,rildrt uno
mirb tsins weiisreH Slnwdnos srbsbeu.
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@apne Scuntp q.

6aussbalr. lr.-Die iusenblidbe Tohtsl
Der @bsleute Safob 0dfnsr pom Ysrlir
Gownibip. fpsIhe Gass ,uuor itarb
purbe Donneritas I'M osutidsn luth
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Rfarrsr 8. SS. Salta leitste. -Sn isi
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Samitas Sormittas Soispb S8. BELL.
mann febr plOslih sinem 9erHhlas sr'
lssen. @r mirb uon Der gDltlme unb
fiinf SObuen iiberlebt unb feline Ysiisss
uns srfOlste Disnitus. Souis Ridert
pom @rsat DsnO uno Srdulein Dtaraa
ret Dean, uon Bhite WfilIs Uuroen am
Oieuitag ourd Biarrer l8. 8. Balta
,um Shno fiir's %sbsn ein9eis9net. -
Den @bsleutsu Sutob ShwsIser uno
@us Selt uon gYbits Uillls Iino
Stnmmbalter 9eboren woroen.
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Spbe Narf RDttseri.

-Sn einsm 9lsiberfloiet In Der
8Obnuns O.s Ssrrn @ruft Sal,mann
an @arfislo ausnue CAB ss am Montas
sinsn 8ranb, bod founten bic Slam.
men ssl6i&t psrbsn, sbs GROCER S&a'
ben nnesrihtst mar.
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elm Ssrsmanu Der SsIlsuus 5sas, pur'
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S1doelbruh unb innerlihe Ssrlss'
uussu. oeneu tr am slsiGen Sia&mtttas
i'm WiOiss TuplOr Soipitul srlas.
- DaS Sau @omtte Der ct. Soban'
nes @smsinOs beidloB in elmer fiirIlid
ubssbaltensn Ssriammluns, ndditss
Srhbiabr NIT Otm Sau einss nsueu
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@sbauoe wiro aus Badltsineu erri6tst
psrOen uno nud Der 5srtisitslluns sin'
Der bhbihsitsn 8irhen in Der StnoI
isin.
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ourd ibsrmdsists 2rinfen ueruriadt
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nue. um 5rsitas Oiadmitta9 In Del
S8irtbidaft oss 8. Scintsti on Der slsi
den StruBs cine SdrOt1ints. issts Die
islbe on isinsn gtuden uno jo9 Der
Subnsn. Die 9aouns orans ibm Ourd
ben Jiaden unO bas @sfht, bod ftslltI
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Tbomas @uans nurben ON Sonntae
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in oas 3 us brans. @uans sridisr
in 3eit auf Der SilofIdds, nm bic 5sn'
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gum Gintrsifsn oss aritss Die brsi jun
gen Oamen iif) mieoer tbeilwsiie srbOli
buttsn uno feline iiblen 6Olgen leioeu
wsrOen miihsH.
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@tlfes. Barre Ra@riAteu.

- RapOr Sohu sOisi wtro ben
Staotratb sriu@sn. cine ftdotihs 9elo'
l.ibunftalt ju ireiren. oa bic lofalsn
9sibuuftultsu 10 borrsnts Stnisn bsrs4'
men.
- Srdulsin Gertrude Sart, Shwss
fire bss ftaOtiidsn Sdusmsiitsrs Du'
MEL Y. part. 1T ON SOnntus in ibrsr
8Obuuns on S0,ls Strass mad msbr'
monutIidsm llnwObliein S.itOrbsn.
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ger Ssit pon Osm lofulsu armsnoiitrift
uutsrbaltsu paroe. ioa NIT @slo, bas
ibm ieins Soitfrau Srau BllcOr uer'
madts. pieoer mad europa surtidSs'
Ianot nerosu.
- Samss Sanlon. fir lunse Sabre
PrinBipat Der 9illarO Strube SGul'
uuo elm frhbersr Stuotratb, 1T am
,sreitae in Der UObuune ietnsr Wtutter
an Wturweu StraBe einem SunsenIei'
ben erte9su.
- Abnm 6sisnsr, Elm @ilfss' Barre
uuo 3a,IstOn @tisnbabn SOnOutteur,
III um Sumita9 9tudt nabe,u auf bsr
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tnohsn wurOen Oem uuSIdlihen in
ben unterletb 9etrieben.
- SSinium JiiIsp uon aibIs9. mel
der Dor sinissr 3slt Den Charles dag
ou unsrifi. nisoerihlus. ibm Wide In
Die Augsn mari uno oann nm s11 be
raubts. 1T am DtOntus uon Rlhtel
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niht mebr wle ,sbn Sabren 5uhtbaus
uerurtbult moroen.
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lBaibiustou StruBe wuroe ON isreiiul
bel slnsm Susoausflus nabs 9toren uOn
islnsm @sidhrtn Ouulo BartteiOn 3u
fGllis in Den Riidsn 9eihOHen unO mar
bsihrhtsts. oaB pOn ben Shroten aud
in bic Suuss ssorunsen iiuo. Der Yer
wuuOste bsfinOe iid I'M @llp 5oipital.
ShuIlse Stauitus. welhsr Dol
mebrelen S8Odsu ,u @OmurOsulIle Osm
GbOmas Yusfustl sinsn SllliurOltsdsr
in Ous Ause lilsB. ptIdsr YsIlesunssr
Der Wlanu alas III ON OOnneriius
abeno uOn Den @sihwOrensn ireias
iprOben moroen. SiunItuS bshuupts
ts. ouB Die Ysrlssuu3 uOn Yustust
cine rein iufGllise mar.
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4ittStpu.

= Ruiiel Common uOn Spring
Stru6e, 93sit Blttston. OILS Sremisr
in Osm @OrtOn poi Der Ssblsb Yullep
@iisnbabn unseitsllt, fisl am SOnnias
unter Die Raoer zines 3arren, Welde
ibm Elm BEN 10 b6s serOriidten. Oas ss
obsrbalb BEN Suis i'm PiitstOu Soipi
tai ampulirt percen mubte.
- Sn Osm @srf Der Psopls's @us
yisht @Ompunis srplooiris ON Diontas
slbsnO Der Suuptoumpitsiiel uuo Die
fOlsenos @ri6iittsruns mar In Der san-
gen Stabt fublbar. Sin Ntann lpuroe
uerlest uno Oas @sbduoe bsihdOist. is'
bod feline St6runs in Der @aslisfsruue
oeruriaht.
- 9iahosm am Wionta9 9lahmittae
In Der Balnum 3ehs elm 9bsil Der
Wtarcp Aoer elnseiunten mar, wuroe
Elm iOlh itarfer Nuitorud uerurlaht.
oaB 25.STslsute Die StrObbulms ber.
um9snirbsIt wurben. 3mOli Der Ssute
lino bOs usrlsst. wdbrruo Die unosrsn
orei,ebn nit lsihtereu Shnitten uno
Sbrammsn enttamen. Inter ben
i6limm usrlsstsn bsftuosn ii6 Der
3s6snuOrmann SObu Wic9tutp unO
Diitrltt SupstinIsnOsnt AlirsO Better.
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Cine aeniiaenSe GrprNbnna

Cine grniisenhe Grpr0buHs -lBir
fuO ,pOli in Der SumIIie. ihrsibt Srau
Ssrtba Sduls. 1916 Wiidisau Str,
SibtOib. Wis.. -unO felt 35 Sahrsn
bruuhtsn mir teinsn Arit ,u ruisn Der
aIpsntrdutsr 1T unisr 6amiItsnnr,t se.
weien. Sd babe bel allen mrinsu Sln.
bern, wsun iie iid nIdt pObl fhbltcn,
ben sllpsnfrGuter sebrauht, unO sr bat
Ittts 9ebOlfsn."
Das 1T oas 3susnis elmer Wtuttsr
iibsr blsiss olte. aeitrrprObts Srdutsr.
Ssilmittsi. EuuieuOe babsn ubnlidss
bs,sust. @r 1T tetns apOthster DisOi
gin. SpsIiaI' Assutsn lisfsrn ibn benz
Publifum. Wtan ihrsibs an: Or.
Pder 6ubrusp & SOns Co.. 10 -25
90. SOgus aus.. Chicago. 81.
SOrui's alpsnirautsr Blutbsleber iIt
gu bubsn bel Ssurp @ult,r. 1O11 @sOur
Npenut.
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DaS 5hal abndrts.

Sablor. Dem 80 Sabre altsu Tbo.
mas Dauis wuros am DOnnsritas
UtOrssu in Der Ppus 3sds Der rsdts
arm 70 ihlimm uerIsst. Ous oos @lisO
am slsiden 9iudmiItas i'm Wtoiss Gap.
lOr 0Oipitul umputirt wsroen muBte. =
Tbomas 0Dilliams pon bier muroe am
Sumltas auf Die antIuss ieiner Satin
wsssn DsiertiOu unO Jitdtuntsrbult
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