Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-29

Olive Briscoe, wit of the profession, Insist that many nut grows on an otherwise ostimgble family tree
 l'uAa, Anderson is Co appear in the rviya of 'Ihe Silver Bax," by John ,ialsW worthy, which is to be done in foruivhI
 A G0c or recommends music as a medi- zine. and his opinion is confirmed by Ma 1raret Nyhluc, who insists that it c'-r q her of the restaurant habit
 -An chort ls Icing made to revive one Si Che most notaMo plays written by FeilN Arthur Jones, "Aiichael and His .toet Angel Louise Randolph is spoken Of for the chief role.
 New lerk heard a delightful singer of lchghtfNi songs ut inc Lyceum Theatre last week when Mrs Gilbert White sang b groUp'of Irish ballads t was one of ! tlt musical treats of the season. Harold dc Becker, au English actor who has l'eva familiar to American play EoerS for the past ten years, has ap- lllleu for citizenship papers for the nitcd Sratss, Alr. de Becker IS now playing in ''lnpoceut.'
 B. lden Payne, the art director of the ! rpertoiro '0utp- ny in Philadelphia, who , made notable revival of "Hiudle | Wakes last week, hus in contemplation | an early revival of John Galsworthy's | drama, N'The Silver Box"
 Tn the eIor, which is being made to 1 osta o' sh repertoire companies in the im- ! rurUnt Eastern cities. Francis Powell | gu eminent director of stage productions ! is spoken uf as thc chief director
 Af,er a loug absence from New York l GrafN Valentine ''came back Monday | eyeniag in Mercedes, thc leading fcmi- ! niIe role in !" "Hosemite,' with which the ! uuous old theatre bearing the name of 'rlalys was opened.
 The newspapers made an error in an- ! uonncing the cast Of the flm version of ! rAriStocracy.' tht old social comedy by le iate Bronson Howard. It is not Eff h, Shannon sud Herbert Kelcry but Ty- rome Power and Marguerite Skiryin. ! PaGl ker, the German comedian. join el tLc New York company playing Twin Bed at the Fulton Theatre this | week. HG has b'cu entrusted with the ryle of the eccentric Italian tenor, Eround w1oiu most of the fun of this n- .cre=liU. play reVolycs
 Hhd,. Euglund. 9 distinguished emo
 ho1-l or,rtss. well kucwI iu the United Stal as well oS England and her na- l iIvr coWtr-, Sweden. is to retire fro'n iue rtfr'rtoire company at the Iittlc IheAte, Philadelphia, within fort
 '' 'e only fetching waitrcsscg now in
 rNE teucc,' Whitford Kane declares, "arc
 4 domestic comedies and sen only on
 tho stage. Apd he began tho spconl act of a neg comedy which he was read
 iuE. awaaing the pleasure of the food | server
 Two intereaing newslaper writers
 Who are now winning fam' on the dra-
 natic stage are Margaret Nybloc, the , inimitabl, Mag Duncan iu the New York company # Kitty Mackay' and Ida
 Ham .ron, now adding distinction to her
 aTtl (ic reputation by playing Fannt
 HLw;horne in "liiRdle Wakes
 VI he Forest Fire which was of such "a ffftfr fr
 England that langlon AIcCormick. the
 nlanaser and producer, had tO go before
 the curtain nui rcassnre the audience
 ls To be seen a the palace Theatre iI
 ,e.w York in few weeks. They were ilolizing new actress , ! "ShG has the most wonderful power
 have ever seen one observed. "She car make you feel hot or cold, happy or mo
 cose at will, she" 'Is that allf' SW , zanne Jackson inquired 'She has moth
 ing ou our isuitor if it is." Dorothy Bentley, also known as Mrs B Sebastian. being the domestic and ar 2 dstic partner of Carlos Sebastian, hai invented a new dance. which she calli the "hobhe Gmp. lr was invented aftel ] ! Mrs. Sebastian met with severe injury | to her foot, which gave her step an Illus
 tratiye movement
 Lillian Kingsbury, who appeared Mon 3 Jay night at Daly's Theatre in the re rival of Yosemite read the IndiaI
 legend in the picturesque dramatizatioI !. cf lougfellow's "Evangeline" at th, 1. Park Theatre in New York last year. |. was the one part that sta Dds ont if thl memory of those who saw the play serye - ihc"' right.
 ] The most original scene devised for
 New York play this season is the secOn,
 sc; of "fosemite" al Dsly's Theatre.
 represents the iRterinr ef an extinct vol 2. cH po, situated iH the Yosemite valley il lever C2liferuh. FrEEk KeenaR play the hs aslH. V ho HSks ibis uRuBusl plac i. his headquarters.
 Al the cpHclusien sf her present en
 gaEPBieRt iu FhpsdslBha Marguerit
 Heria. the attractive young actress, vii
 debut Ia New York ih a group of shor
 plnyH N kirh a-H 70 hs prodHced at epp ,lsi nndH~ea. c lHs of thew is te b , 'Sihs Aaker o, iDr~Hpr Whimsics s c0Wedv iS WAisl she appeared with uu
 uFuh sucy-fs is 'Aioage.
 Ida Hamilt0H, bRcS oa the stage afte 8 ap ahsence of siS gears, has arhieve a the distircti9R of pls syiRg such diferen