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Elmer Harris is working on play Z.
be named Satan"
Helen Lowell has a new play by Will
lard Mack.
Martha Hedman is John Drew's lead
ing woman this season
Julius Steger is to have q one-act
play called The Warning.
The new play in which Nazimoya is
to appear fs called THAT Sort
Lew Fields is 10 make a production
called Blood Win Tell.
James X. Hackett denies the report
that he is negotiating for a theater in
New York city.
William Collier is to appear about
In new play BY George
NJ Cohan.
Izetta Jewel and "Ar' Van Buren, will
appear IN Keith yaude vile in this city
In November -
Elsie Ferguson is to appear-tn New
York this week in her new play. Out
cast" by Hubert Henry. Davies
Lowell Sherman has been engaged a.
leading man with a stock company In
New York city.
Agnes Miller. the daughter OF Henry
Miller. is in the company presenting
Peg o My Heart"
oliver Morosco is to produce The
Bohemian by jack Laft. in Los An
geles the latter part Of this week.
tfeftrude Coghlan7 has vaudeville
piaylet by William, Hodge, called "a
Lesson in Bridge. "'
Robert Baker have written for May
irwin is called THE Crimson Rambler"
DR.. Cook. the arctic. explorer. is to
make a motion picture called The Ex-
plorer." in which he will play the lead
ing part '-'-'' $50" 90
decentralization Of Rider Hageards
"chfid of Storm" called "Mameena.
by Oscar -Ashe. will be produced in LoA-
don. -f-t -.."0,'
=. Nav Blavney, who made a success as
the Hen Pheasant in "Chantecler," has
come from London 10 this country for
a special engageme nt- ,a,.,s,. ..,.
rne cast of Watch Your Step" Will
include VT. atid 'Mrs," Vernon Castle.
Elizabeth Murray. Charles King and
Frank Tfnney. -, 80 ......-..
George c. Hazleton. author of Mis-
tress Nell has co1lahorated with Gill
bert White on a piay' caTled Career
which is to be produced this season.
Louis n. Parker will have his new
play. The Highway of Life. founded
on "T3avid nCopperfieid." produced first
in, thts country by the Lebier company
-Foreet-Me- Not" in which Genevieve,
Ward made a success years ago, has re-
Gently been revived in London. and the
venerable actress is sometimes seen on
first-night- occasions ,---- =
saiied asreafs The Rented Earl si - by rs" Salisbury
Field. author of the story which fuf-
nished the dramatizatfon OF fw'e
Beds i-:,:5 500 e"a'' n"
"a Pair, Of SIX Stockings" by Cyril
Harcourt, a.hght comedy. with an Eng
lsh company w was given at at the n,.cn n'ti ie
said to be witti1y written qud shows
good CHARACTER drawing. -
julia xrtiiiiuf Il At7,.f q .ffeeturs.ssstags
IL far B2ss:g BsssH fRfs ss sslss .ssd ~i
.Favershain In a performance the1-latter
Is getting. pp for the same purpose
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1.-THE Queen of the Moviesf' 'wilf soon
sser ss rna tls. s.sssi'os set M ses sa s
=. LsllianasniaHey. prima. donna with the
liberty: Girls Is pRkjng her first ap-
,pearances in.. btrfs3que- coming from
Henry W. Sayages.attrac
Historic Daly.s Theater,. in New
York, WHICH has -bssn-c : closed s6or some
months. WIN neopen~frr November un-
der the management of corporation
to be known as the DAILY 'Theater Com
panE. .r"H -,
- charles Frohmah win bring The
Beautiful Adventure to the Columbia
Theater for the week of November
8. Ann Murdock and the entlre New
1Foduction nosh aonsya %si e sssn Ssss. anu
| It is said an unproduced play by Os-
car Wilde. a satire on London society.
may be found among the effects of the
late Mrs. Frank Leslie. The. author
ga we, the, play, to his brother William.
" lre ma rriesic Mrs. Leslie and William
WilFd. gave 1t to his wife,
Mary Shaw. one of the best known
woman stars in Amberica. but who has
not appeared in New York since Arnold
Daily and Mrs. Warrens Profession.
has been engaged for Polygamy, the
new play on the marriage question in
America. by Harvey O'Higgius and
Harriet Ford q -4ss'ss' e
"The Crinoitne Girl IN, which Julian
EltinEe-is appearing this season. is a
melodramatic farce comedy with songs.
The book is by Otto Hauerbach. author
of Madame Sherry" The Fascinating
Widow" etc. Mr. Eltinge wrote the
lyrics and Percy Wenr1ch composed the
music.
A notable event of the past week was
the revival in New York OF Sardoua
Diplomacy" with William Gillette Al
Henry Beauclerc. Blanche Bates as
the Countess Zicka and Marie Doro as
Dora. The play with modernized
touches made a success.
Henrietta Crosman and company, IN
two new vaudeville comedy hits. VIII
head the b. F. Keith Theater bill next
week with Laskys new production,
THE Society Buds" The Peking Mys-
teries," Ryan and Tierney, Francis
Dooley and Corinne Sales, Claire
Rochester. Adler and Airline and Arthur
Barrett
Prof Horatio Parker of Yale, COM
poser, and Brian Hooker. librettist.
won the $4,000 prize offered by the
National Confederation of Musical
Clubs for the best grand opera writ
ten in English. The opera is called
"Fairyland."~ The same authors won
another prize of the same amount
three years ago for their opera Mona
During the past week In New York
Billie Burke signed her first Theatrical
contract with Charles sFrohman. 1t
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