Arizona republican., 1913-11-16

one visit to Italy and Paris.
 Whether or not there is any truth
 in Lloyd's story it has awakened re- neWed interest in the question and it
 is within the bounds of possibility
 that Wnde's tomb may be opened and the question as to whether or
 not the unfortunate genius is buried
 there settled for all time.
 On the eve of the production of his play The Man Inside at the Cri- terion theater tomorrow night, Ro- land B. MolineuX announces his mar riage to Miss Margaret Cornell, the play broker who placed his drama with BeIasco. MT MolineuX is one of the very few men who have been released from the death house at Sing Sing and quite apart from the 1 fact that MT. BeIasco is producing it., there is d tremendous interest in the premier of The Man Inside
 There is considerable talk of Oliver 1 Morosco establishing a stock company ] in New York. It was stated quite ! positively short time ago that he would do so and the tremendous sue | cess of his company in Los Angeles | made the announcement an interesting one.
 Unquestionably MT Morosco has l been more successful in this particu- l lar line of work than any other manager of late years In addition | to the splendid traditions he has inn l bibed' from Mr. Belasco, this gentle
 man has ideas of his own and he is l not afraid to put them into practice. | His Morosco Company in Los Ange- | les is the mark at which companies 1 throughout the country aim and it
 may be said that most of them fall
 long way short of it.
 l MT. Moroscos idea was to establish
 q producing stock company in New | York and establish a chain of stock ! houses in the big cities of the east
 but he announces that he is undecided
 as yet in regard to the feasibility of l the scheme and will make no final i decision for some time yet.
 Following in mothers footsteps
 Liane Carerra, the pretty daughter of Madame Anna Held will shortly make her debut in vaudeville at Hammer | stein's Victoria. 1t is quite a long
 time since Anna Held made her bow l at Roster and Bials old music hall
 on Thirty-fOurth street where Macey' s
 store now stands; but most of us 1 can remember the splendid advertising | that heralded her and her milk baths.
 this clever little French woman, her 1 aided as very much of a devil; but in reality a very sweet, charming and l domestic matron. Mile. Carerra is 1 being almost as well advertised herself
 and is using mother as the basis of
 it. Just now she is working up a i terrible fight with mother who has.
 according to the press agent cast
 her off and disowned her for daring
 to go on the stage. The young lady
 says T am my own manager. my
 own packer, and my own teacher. l
 have worked hard; if I fail the blame
 will be mine" She will not fail for she is her mothers daughter and
 when she succeeds it will be largely | on that account.
 What will the moving picture people
 do next? The latest celebrity to fall victim to their offerings is Mime Destin the famous prima donna of the Metropolitan Opera House. Not
 only did this lady pose for the pie ture people but she posed in der
 of roaring lions It was over in Der
 lin and the scenario called for 6
 woman to go into the den of lions and sing The lion trainer sat at 2
 piano and played the accompaniment and Destin stood in the cage ano
 went through the motions of singing
 but did not really sing. The singin&
 was furnished by photograph. Dur ing the song one of the big lion:
 jumped up and sat on top of tho piano and the lady went over ant sfroked his mane and she is still aliVI