Evening star., 1914-09-27

of Three" is a Washingtonian. Hel
father was the late William N. Dalton
Of this city.
Carl Brickert, at Polls this week.
will wear the uniform of an officer OF
the imperial Austrian Horse Guards.
Ralph Rickus and his sextet of Eng
lish Girls are one of the features of the
Dreamland burlesquers.
Hazel Dawn and Margaret Romaine.
who made hit last season in "The
Midnight Girl" are sisters.
Eddie Foy and the Seven Little Foys
Hazel Cox and Queenie Dunedin will
be among the attractions at Keith'f
next week.
Fred G. Berger, manager of the Co
past week in the mountains Of Virginia
Mrs. Berger accompanied him.
Chauneey Olcott, who has been a reg
bia Theater for the past six years, will
be seen at that house in October.
Victor Morley. in My Best Girl" will
shortly appear at the Columbia Thea
ter. 1t is said to be one of the best OF
the musical offerings.
Will Archie is only a trifie over four
feet high. His first appearance as q
professional was in the original New
York Stock Company at the New York
Theater about fifteen years ago.
1t is said the voice, expression and
peculiar characteristics of the Scotch
Harry Lauder singing and talking pic
lures.
Katherine Grey claims to have play.
ed over three hundred roles since she
first appeared in New York in "Shore
Acres" and to have been leading lady
to more male stars than any two Amer
lean actresses now before the public.
The Poll mana cement announces the
issuance of an attractive new program
this week. 1t is to be printed on heavy
calendared paper, with a handsome
cover design. Laurence Mills Is the
publisher.
Manager George Peck of the Gayety
Theater entertained last week Sam A.
Scribner, general manager; Herbert
Mack. president. and Charles Waldron.
director, all of the Columbia circuit,
which is said to be now controlling sew
enty-two theaters in different cities
and sixty-eight burlesque companies.
Victor Herbert, the composer. spent
the production of 1.-The Debutante" at
the New Nixon Theater. He will be in
Washington tomorrow night to con-
duct the first performance here, return
ing later to Atlantic City for the open
Ing of another new operetta of his,
The Only Girl
The New York Philharmonic Society
will inaugurate it's Washington sea-
son at the New National Theater, Tues
day afternoon, November "a. Three
concerts are to be given with Nine.
Johanna Gadsl1i as the assisting artist
Advance orders for subscriptions are
already being taken at the new office
of T. Arthur Smith.
One Of the numbers which Victor
Herbert has written for The De-
played on the stage at the opening of
the second act, will be played by. Thao-
dore Heinroth. who has been specially
engaged. He will use Victor Herbert.s
own instrument. the cello he has al
ways used. even before he became a
great composer.
Miss Charlotte Carter of saThe RuIe
OF Ihree" company, the first attraction
OF the regular season at the Columbia
Theater. Is Washington society girl.
She is said to be related to three of
the American Presidents on her faith
er's side. and many prominent literary
people on her mothers side. Miss Car
ter is also said to be worth over a mil
lion dollars In real money.
Negotiations are said to be under
way for the appearance in Washington
of Felice Lyme, the young American
soprano whose engagement at Covent
Garden is said to be the one big musi-
cal event of the season that has not
been Cancelled on account of the war
Arrangements have been completed for
the appearance in recital also of Julia
Culp and the Flonzaley Quartet.
Maude Eburne was an actress whose
name was unknown in New York when
"a Pair of Skies" was first produced
there, nearly year ago. She gained
fame over night. She plays the role of
Goddess. a slavey, or maid of all work,
ner that the critics credited her with
being one of the big hits Of an un-
usually funny show.
Francis x. Bushman, the moving pic
ture star. who with his company has
been endeavoring to secure scenes In
Washington for 1.-THE Slim Princess"
was a dinner guest Of Harry Crandall
of Crandalrs Theater. Later while
Bushman was recognized and Obliged
to hold an impromptu reception on the
sidewalk. He Is expected at Crandalrs