Evening star., 1914-01-04

bia Theater shortly with a new play.
new production and a series of his most
! beautiful songs.
William Morris is to resume his
Ioriginal role in The Family Cupboard. I
Leonora Bradley has Joined a stock
company in Canada.
1t is said Louise Cunning is to de-
vote herself to voice study in Europe
preparatory to her debut in grand opera.
'crhe Poisoned Needle is to be pro-
Iduced in New York shortly.
| George Ade has written a playlet
(which will probably be produced in Chi
cago before the end of the month.
| James X. Hackett will produce Brandon
iTynan's Melody of Youth in New
! York this spring.
new play called THE Crucif1x," under
the direction of T. c. Whitney.
| 1t is reported Primrose and Dockstader
| will head separate organizations next
season.
! Paul Armstrong is writing u play with
la strong emotional role. in which
Catherine Calvert will be starred
| Ben Greet and his company are to go
on short tour. opening in W: ). Gil
berts comedy. THE Palace of Truth
| Henrietta Crossman has terminated
| her brief engagement in vaudeville ana
lis reappearing in THE Tongues of Men. y
| The new romantic play, His Majesty
the Fool" produced at the Little The
ater in Philadelphia, is credited with
making a hit.
| Alan Campbell, d son Of Mrs Patrick
| Campbell has become manager in
London, producing comedy called The
Night Hawk.
THE Red Canary is to be revived,
to Boston. Lima AbarbaneH will again
be seen in the principal role.
Madeleine" a grand opera by Victor
Herbert. is shortly to be produced in
New York at the Metropolitan Opera
House.
Morgan oiingston the Welsh tenor. an
nounced as a discovery, will sing under
the direction of Milton and Sargent
Aborn for the next three years.
Edith Wynn,. Maethlson IS 20 appear
this month in New York in new Amer
lean play called THE Deadlock" by
Margaret Turnbull.
Joseph Howard is planning the revival
of "A Broadway Honeymoon, the cast
to include besides himself. TriNie
Friganza. Mabel McCane and Arthur
DEACON.
a. &. Delanater may produce a
dramatization of Diane of the Green
Van" by Leona Dalrymple. which won
a ten-thousand-dollar prize in a literary
contest.
Maude Adams appeared last week in
springfield, Mass. .5, in Barrie,s r, new os
Leonora. The play and star scored an
| immediate success.
| Frederick Perry. with Jean Shelby as
leading woman, is appearing in play
| let by George V. Hobart called "A Jack
and Queen" under the direction of
Joseph Hart.
| H Y. Esmond. Eva Moore and their
English company are to appear first in
| New York on their American tour in
Mr.. Esmond's play, Eliza Comes to
Stay
Margaret Romaine. an actress who has
appeared in Paris and London. has been
engaged for the title role of The Mid
night Girl to be produced by the Shu-
bertS. She is sister of Hazel Dawn.
| Don't Weaken an optimistic comedy
! by Walter Hackett, was produced last
week in Wilmington, Del. with Earle
Brown in the leading role Of young
man who, spurred on by his friends,
turns failure into success.
THE Conspiracy will have Berlin
production this month, with the eminent
German actor, Herr krakauer in the
role of Clavering, the part which John
Emerson has made such personal
success.
Charles Richman is to star in Jack
Lait's play, Help Wanted Lois Mere
dith is to have the leading feminine role.
The piece, which has been successful in
Chicago, is shortly to be seen in New
| York.
| Charlotte Walker will make her last
appearance here in THE Trail of the
| Lonesome Pine at the Columbia Thea
| ter the latter part of January.
Bert Clark and Mabel Hamilton and
Paul McAllister and company are under
| lined as headliners in the +. +. Keith
Theater bill January 10.
| E. NJ Newman. the travel taiker, dur
| ing his series OF five lectures to be de-
livered at the Columbia Theater soon.
has set the hour for the Monday after
| noon series at 4:45 O'Clock, as more
convenient for teachers and government
| employees who wish to attend
| Charles Dillingham; has received an
offer from Williamson Bros. the the
| atrical magnates of Australia, for the
| antipodean rights of Romance for next
summer. Nine. NaZimova is also said
| to be negotiating with MIR. Dillingham; for
| the same rights.
| weird terpsichorean effect called La
Danse Dementia' is interpolated in 'Nep-
| tunes Garden" B. f. Keith Theater
| attraction Miss Clara Sexton, the oper-
attic soprano. is another special attrac-
ton with the big vaudeville spectacle
next week.
Miss Frances Nelson has the reputation
of being one of the best dressed actresses
on the stock stage. The art of dress is
F.! one of her pet hobbies and an accom-
plishment in which she is said to excel
She spends a small fortune every year OF
| her wardrobe.
The concerts OF the Flonzaley Quarte
| Will be given in the New Masonic TEN
| pie this season, according to the an
nouncement of 7. Arthur Smith. who is
| managing the Washington engagement
This greatest of chamber music organt-
t ADJUSTMENTS.
| John Sparpo