Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-02
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SPOTLIGHT
Louise Drew is appearing in musical
comedy.
aizzi Hajos is announced 10 appear in
vaudeville.
Billie Burke in 1.-The Anazons.' Will be
e. Washington Thanksgiving week
II is announced that William Gillette
Is TO return to the stage in new play.
Rudolph hummer is brother of the
late H. c. Bunner. editor of Puck.
Frank Craven has rejolned the
Thought and Paid For" company in
Boston.
Grayce Scott, favorite stock actress.
mas had theater named after her in
Richmond
Rube Marauard. the base bail pitcher.
will appear with his wife, Blossom Seeley.
IN vaudeville.
Henrietta Crosman opened her season
sn The Tongues of Men in Norfolk
last week.
THE Honey Bee will have its first
presentation ut Atlantic City, Noven-
Der g.
I.ai Mon Kim. the Chinese tenor is a
graduate of the University of Washing
ton.
Los Angeles is to have Little
Theater'' with Katherine Grey playing
the leading roles.
THE Old Homestead VIII be the
I.
bia Thee ter.
marguerite Clark appeared in "Pru-
nefia' an Winthrop ames Little Theater,
New York. last week.
Gsby DesIvs will sail the latter part
IF next month fnr this country, open
ing first III New York
Fdwa-d Paulton has written a play
called Police uh'"h has been given
trial in Los Angeles.
Liza Campbell. n niece of Mrs. Patrick
C.m"h"1l Is r'a,ing one Of the roles In
'Disraeli." with Georee Arliss.
ABOUT the middle Of January Maude
Adams viii arrear IN James NJ. Barrie's
play, 1.-The Adorned One"
.sTIsppv Fanny Fields" is To retire
from the stage ~ the first % tive new
year to marry New York physician.
Hans poha-ts ~ rlavine vaudeville
COMEDY nv rSear Allan Woolf called "A
Daddy by Exoress'
At me coucIrsio,1 of her enoaoemeur in
New yo~k Miss Marie Tiov1 WIN imme-
di3teiy begin a tour in vaudeville.
Oliver Maroseo fha pro6uoar az "Peg
O. NV Heat" introduced 1.-THE Bird Of
Paradise 10 WASHINGTON last season.
Pauline Moran. the dainty English
sonos+~esS. hos retrrnei to America and
has h-or"ht several new songs from the
other side.
The farce nv Ph'I'o Bartholomae. called
"Eiss We Quick IaS been Rewritten, up-
der the na--a ~ ."Gloriana,'' and opened
last week in Troy
Oliver Mcrosco who IS uat' known as a
producin~ ma-aoar IN California. intends.
Il Is said to ;nv"da New York and later
on Boston and Philadelphia.
Homer >'iles who won vaudeville fame
In rs own H.t'S pIavlet. "On Sid
Street" has f"urd another vehicle in
"From the House Ton"
'"The Little lost Sister, is announced
as an ear'v o~erine az the Acaae-ry The
p'sy Sea,s with an innocent country girl
IN big city.
ceer Powser Of the Poll P,avers has
written for SONGS for Kendis e. Pa'ev
for vaudeville act called Character
Studies at the Piano.
vio'iri the v'olinsst with the Dream
iar5 P',r'aS~uers was with the original
PINK adv co-rnany In the part of the
vioiin'st at the cafe.
"pan,aeAd Goods" which is row If
Tered 90 reeuIa- thar trica1 attraction
is booked far. weeks engagement at
the Columbia Theater.
Josarh p-ooks' pew vArsion of THE
ffar-'etta with William " Game
DOUGLAS Eairharks and Amelia B'ng-
harn In the cast. will be seen In WASH
ington.
Tho d-aratiratou Of "et Elmo" which
win be seen at pn'i's rhis r~,o-+r .s 40
on'y ve-s'nn OF the story authorized by
the autho~. su~u~ta J. Evans. It was
made ~ Willard Hoicomb.
Eorh & dill the western comedians
e~nect to have a theater in New York
for their musical shows. They have been
plaving in a piece called "A Peck OF
Pickles
The present is Sousa's twen.v-secon1
American season. slthouph Sousa's for
tune iS lave he VIII nor retire from, the
concert riatform lone as the popular
demand for his band continues
Emmy Dest'nn. the onera star is to
sing IN Gaze with a lion for NOV
ing picture story. 4 trainer Wilt be along
60 see that the Ion does not get out of
the spirit OF his part
'"rhe Girl an1 the pennant the base
ball nlay- by Rida Johnson Young and
Christv Iathawson recently given under
the title OF Fair Play" had its intro
duction 10 New York last week
produced this week In New York II is
called Miss Phoenix In the nroducine
cast viii be Ann Murdoch Maude knowl-
ton. Conway Tearle and Henry Mortimer
"Oh I Saw" the French farce that was
carded for production in this city, was
presented for the first time on any stage
in New York last Thursday night. The
piece Is described as risqpe.
The Moon Maiden" has been taken off
Temporarily by George e. Stoddard for a
REORGANIZATION and Ii Will be ready to re-
sumo in Syracuse in about ten DAYS
After that II goes into Chicago for q run
Harrison Rhodes. author of The Gen
tienan from Mississippi" has written &
comedy for Thomas A. Wise, called THE
Prince of Showmen = In which the actor
VII; assume the character OF the late p
4. Barnun.
On account OF the hero spirit in "A,
Bay. the Shuberts have decided thai