The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-07-06

| lection. for the greater part. especially
in the country of the Moros, which ht
| left but a few days before the severe
| fighting OF a week or ten days ago. Mr.
I Holmes has with him Oscar Bennett,
Depue and another expert photographer
Maggie Teyte will sing a series o,
| concerts in the United States next sea.
son under the direction Of Haensel a
Jones.
Ian Maclaren has been invited to ap,
| pear in a special series Of Greek plays
| on the banks Of the Hudson during
July.
Belle Gold, who is to sing an impor-
tant role In The Dream Maiden mex,
season. will be recalled as one Of the
best travesty artists on the stage.
The suffragists among the members OF
the theatrical profession are going heav-
lily into dramatic productions this sea-
son. Several plays by and for the
cause" are to be given. Clare Weldon, a
prominent dramatic actress. Is to be
conspicuous in the several casts. Miss
Weldon Is suffragist as well as an
actress.
Since leaving this country last March.
E. NJ. Newman. the "Traveltalker." has
been making a Photographic record of
the metropolitan centers OF Europe for
presentation to his audiences next win
ter. Among the many unusual motion
pictures he has taken Is one posed es-
pecially for him in Paris by President
Poincare and the King Of Spain. After
an extended automobile tour on the
Continent. Mr.. Newman will return to
America about September Is.
When Jane cowl returns in August
from her holiday abroad. she will be
greeted with a very welcome sight in
front of the Eltinge Theater. The
electric sign will read. Jane Cowl in
Within the Law" which means Miss
Cowl has. by her magnificent work in
Bayard veiller's drama. earned the
title to star. Miss Cowrs achievements
in the past two years have placed her
in very high position in the drama
The Blue Bird" which is now in its
third year in this country. will be seen
in this city the coming season with the
original New Theater production and
practically the same cast which ap-
peared in this notable play by Maeter-
linck during IT'S engagement at the
New Theater.
The announcement that Mrs. George
Arliss is to appear in support Of George
Arliss in "Disraeli" next season recalls
that actors statement in his address
to the graduates Of q school of acting
a year ago: IT am the despair of press
agents; 1 have only one wife. and to
make matters worse she Is the same
wife I had fem warn am"
Said the London Daily News Of
Gen. John Regain: 'Funnier than
Bunty." Said the Times: Charm and
1oy-if you want to forget the sorrows
Of life 80 and enjoy this Irish idyll."
Louis n Parker's Joseph and His
Brethren" will open the fall season at
Sir Herbert Trees His Majesty's Thea
ter in London.
George NJ. Conan will again be repre-
scented in the theater next season a the
dramatist Of q novel, this TINA with
Seven Keys to Baldpate." q recent hit
OF fiction that won his showman's fancy.
Homer Lind has . new play which he
Is going to produce next year. It il
called "A Man Of Yesterday" and deals
lister.
Maude Adams will close her present
tour in Peter Pan" at Clinton. Iowa, on
July Il
Richard Bennett. II Is announced. has
obtained the rights to Waterway" by
was announced for. production At the
Fine Arfa Theafnr ChicaGo undar tho