Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-13
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comedy called 1.-The x-Ray Girl" by
Paul Rubens. author Of THE Sunshine
Girl"
Louise Randolph. who was the manager
of her own company in Chicago, Is to be
leading woman of q stock company in
Springfield, Mass.
French version of 1.-THE Girl In the
Taxi was recently produced in Paris
with an American girl, Bella Atkins, in
the leading role.
stop, Thief. has caught New York
ers so much with it's rapid fire of fun
that 1t will continue in that city all
summer.
Hedwig Reicher is to go into vaude-
Vile with a playlet entitled THE Con-
quest" FRANKLIN Richie will be in
her support.
Max Rogers and Bobby North are to
star together next season in musical
and comedy mixture with a notable
vaudeville cast.
Florence Reed. who made such a big
hit in The Scarlet Woman" is play
ing In Los Angeles in the Morosco
Stock Company.
In commemoration of the first anniver-
sary of the establishment of the Poll
Players in Washington, violet souvenirs
will be given to the ladies in the audi
ence at the Thursday matinee this week.
The picturesque uniforms of German
soldier students will give pleasing touch
of color to the ensemble scenes at Polls
this week. where a cast of nearly sixty
will present "Old Heidelberg
For the closing week of the present
Theater will offer as ito attraction 1.-The
F'ollies." This years vintage is said to
be the best ever.
The Gilbert Sullivan operettas will
again be seen in New York after the
revival of THE Beggar Student" Anna
Wheaton has been added to the COM
pany.
Blanche Fisher, in the cast of 90
Pauline Frederick. who plays Poti-
phar's wife. She made her stage debut
in the piece.
Edward Rose. was produced in Dan
Vile, Ill, last week, with Hugo B.
Koch as the star. The story concerns
the troubles in the Balkan states.
Sophye Barnard will make her debut
in vaudeville in Baltimore this week
in The Song of the Heart" book and
lyrics by Edgar Allen Wolff and
music by Anatol Friedlander.
The Argyle Case" with Robert
billiard as the star, and W. J. Burns,
the famous detective, as one of the
authors. is to have London produc-
ton.
\ new farce is to be produced which
is satire on the prevailing type Of
al You
Crook" and Marguerite Clark Is to
have the leading part.
Marie Drofnah, who is again mem
sOn, is planning to open a dramatic
school OF which she will share the prin-
c:palship with her husband, Charles B.
Iianford.
Edith Wynne Matthison began her
career in musical comedy, and says she
has played every kind of role from
Greek tragedy to Shaw and Gals
worthy. She has played twenty-five
Shakespearean roles.
Rida Johnson Young has written a
base ball play which Selwyn and Com
pany will produce next season. Mrs.
Young has been travelling with the
New York Giants with view to Sc
curing suggestions.
Arthur Hopkins is planning to pro-
duce in New York next season
dramatization of Longfellow's "Evang-
cline" with Edna Goodrich in the
title role. The dramatization is to be
made by George Broadhurst
Anna Pavlowa's tour next season
Will bring forward a new American
girl violinist Ellen Keller of Boston
a recent graduate of the Royal Acad-
envy OF Music In Berlin. where she
studied under Klingler and Willy Hess.
When the Sothern and Marlowe COM
pany went from Cincinnati to Detroit
It's route, made necessary by the
floods, was from Cincinnati to Knox
Vile. to Washington, to Harrisburg, to
Buffalo, and then to Detroit. arriving