The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1914-07-06

Andrew MACK Is 10 appear snort
ly on the vaudeville stage
Refine Davis Is to join William Col
lier's support in Forward March y
Frank Lalor Is in vaudeville with
a sketch entitled Back to Earth.
Walker Whiteside will remain for
the season in London in THE Melt.
ing Pot"
Nellie Mccoy is to replace Chris
tie Macdonald in "Sweethearts.
Mrs Charles G. Craig has been en-
gagged by Blanche Ring for her com
pany.
A new romantic opera Is entitled
The Darling OF the Regiment"
John Mason Is to appear in a new
Owen Davis melodrama called The
Wall Between
1t is doubtful If Julie Opp, In pri-
vate life Mrs William Faversham
will ever appear upon the stage
again On account of a grave i'll
ness, with which she has been suf-
fering for a number of months. Mrs.
Faversham has returned to her home
in England and has given up all
thought of future stage appearances.
1t was this illness of his wife that
was mainly responsible for Mr.. Fav'
ersham abandoning his tour in Shake
spearian repertoire and going into
vaudeville. although at the time this
fact was known only to the most in
innate friends of the eminent &C
tor.
Before he became an actor Bruce
McRae studied civil engineering
while managing a big cattle ranch in
Australia. Later when he first came
to America, Mr.. McRae acted as
/ foreman OF cattle ranch near For,
Laramie.
! Miss Kitty Cheatham. whose in
corporations of American folk songs
has met with the warmest apprecia-
ton, is now in America. She has
the distinction of being the only for
eigner who has appeared before the
faculty and students Of the Univer-
sity of Berlin.
Fifty thousand dollars is the value
of a thoroughly ugly face or so
thinks Mr. John Bunny, the motion
picture man. He will receive that
amount of insurance money If some
mishap should make him handsome.
Recently Mr.. Bunny met Mr.. Hugo
Leidenroth. manager for an insurance
company. You're getting better
looking" remarked Mr.. Leidenroth,
Heaven forbid" returned the actor.
IF that ever happens I'll lose my
meal ticket"
Mr.. Leidenroth suggested insurance
against such a calamity
Never thought of that. but I'll
take you up" was the reply. What
will a policy for $4,000 against IA
tai beauty or accident to my face
cost ?"-Louisville Courier-Journal.
Constance Crawley, the English
actress, is to open movie theater
in Los Angeles, where only classic
photo plays will be exhibited.
Mrs. James A. Hearne is prepar-
ing her husbands famous plays for
the moving picture stage. Hearts
Of Oak" is now being staged.
Early in the fall the Shuberts will
begin the operation Of motion-pic-
ture theaters from New York to San
Francisco. One thousand play houses
! will be concerned in the movement,
and all successful productions of the
firm will be reproduced in pictures.
as we'll as attractions of other film
companies. The Shuberts will stage
their own picture plays.
Allan Dwan, director Of special
features at the Universal Pacific
Coast studios. recently employed
two specialists with expert knowledge
in mental telepathy and allied sub
jects to review with him and criti-
else his latest production entitled.
1.-THE Forbidden Room" three-reel
story delving deep into the fascinat-
ing field Of the occult. Dwan is ex-