Arizona republican., 1913-11-09

Frances Demarest, and here the won GerfuI Agoust troupe of fifty jugglers are given their opportunity. which they embrace by juggling everything there is in the place from the knives, forks and napkins to the tables chairs and lighting fixtures. Up and down the line they go taking in sam Bernard in a tabloid musical comedy "The Modfste Shop" where this prince of nurderers of the Eng
 fish language scored one of the big
 gest hits of his career; and then
 Made Minty. the human spider, in
 her silken web and the ballet sur
 rounding her, one of the few real
 novelties of the season. and finally end ng up al the gorgeous ballet Of Carmen with our old friend TOrta- jada still in the ring and breathing passionate fire and birthstone as the
 little devil of a gypsy. It is another big Lew Fields success and there is not a man in the theatrical world that is not glad to hear of it, for Lew Fields is universally and de- servedly loved.
 An official announcement by Chas. Frohman of his plans for the balance Cf the season contains a great deal bl interesting news. Miss MauQe Adams will open at the Empire for her annual engagement in Peter Pan on December 22nd Peter Pan has become Christmas classic in New York and to leave it out would be like forgetting the holly and mistIetoe.
 During her engagement in Peter Pan Miss Adams will be rehearsing new J. NJ. Barrie play. The Adored S.t1o y1rfI1 uary 10th. During the engagement she will be seen in a cycle of Bar rie's plays including revivals of The Little Minister" Quality Street and the heretofore unproduced Barrie fan tasy, The Ladies Shakespeare" At the close of her engagement Miss Adams will be seen as "Rosalind" in As You Like It."
 Miss Billie Burke will come in from the road where she is still play ing The Amazons" and will be seen daring December in The Land of Promise" a new comedy by Somer- set Maughan who also wrote Mrs Dot for her.
 About the middle of this month MT Frohman will produce The Laughing Husband" now running at the Lyric theater, London, and which is the biggest success of the Eng fish season.
 Tom Wise will appear in a comedy by Harrison Rhodes who wrote The Gentleman from Mississippi" This comedy will be called "The Prince of Showmen'' and if you have ever seen MT Wise and also have seen a pie ture of the late P. T. Barnum it will
 not be hard to figure out just what this play will be about Arrange
 ments have also been completed for the return to the stage of William | Gillette in a play designed for him some time ago but only just now
 completed. Marie Demarest. if she can complete her London season in time, will appear in January in The Girl of Today" a modern comedy. l MT. F'rohman's final musical pro-
 duction of the season will be The
 Girl or the Film" which begins re- hearsaIs on December 22nd.
 What corking little advertiser
 Gaby Deslys is. She is playing at
 the Palace theater in London now and has succeeded in shocking the l Bishop of Kensington so much that i he has forgotten that discretion is | the better part of valor and has en- tered into a wordy war with the clev- CT little artist. When the church i enters into an argument of this kind ! there is only one result, the defeat 1 of the object of the church and .the i highly successful exploiting of the ! object of their censure As matter 1 of fact, while Gaby may be a bit
 risque she is so wonderfully artistic
 in all she does that there is little