The Washington herald., 1914-11-15
Small Talk Of the Stage.

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In honor Of IEetta Jewels request that
| ali her friends wear q touch Of pink
when they 90 to B. F. Keith's, this week
| a number Of leading Washington florists
will place floral designs dominated by this
color In the lobby OF the theater during
| Miss Jewels engagement there.
Rose stahl, in "a Perfect Lady" will
be one Of the early attractions at the CO.
/ iumbla Theater.
Herbert Clifton. the male soprano
with the 'tzIegfeld Follies." was formerly
bass singer at the coyent Garden, Lon
don.
The Lie" Is the title that has been
decided upon finally for Henry Arthur
Jones' pew play which Selwyn and Com
| pany will produce shortly with Margaret
Ellington as the star.
Charles Frohman's next production will
be Driven" q four-act comedy, by E.
! Temple Thurston.
The author Of Consequences" H =.
! Rubinstein, Is a young man OF twenty
two. and a socialist. 1t is his first play,
/ and his second, called "Over the Wall.
viii be produced shortly by Miss Horni-
man at the Gayety Theater. Manchester.
| and subsequently In London.
Max Relnhsrdt IL said to be responsi-
( bic for keeping some Of the Berlin the
aters open by inducing their managers to-
| keep the actors at work for IS month,
regardless Of their professional standing.
David Bispham, one Of Americas
4 ka h.
December musical attractions at the Co.
lumbia Theater.
Willard Mack, whose new play, $50
Much for So Much" will be seen at the
Columbia Theater tomorrow night. made
his first professional appearance at that
same theater in "Niobe." Before that
debut as amateurs while e1fellow-students
at the Georgetown University.
Elsa Ryan will play her 5cOth perform
anee OF Peg here during the coming
week in Peg o. Ny Heart" at the Be-
lasco Theater.
Irene PoElaska, who sings the prima
donna role in the operetta ''Sari," was
Montreal Opera Company. Next week
will be her first appearance in Washing
ton.
The guns and material equipment OF
| ''The Story Of the Rosary" which comes
to the Belasco next week, which for their
| accuracy and modernity have ELECTED
! wide congratulatory comment, were
smuggled from England shortly after the
outbreak Of war. by Annie Saker, in
trunks Of lingerie.
T. jerome LawloF. supporting Izetta
tJewel in THE Passion Play of Washing
ton Square, at the B. F. Keith Theater
this week is an Englishman by birth and
London Company. Mr.. Lawlor first came
to this country with William Fayersham.
i II seems entirely likely that William
4 A. Brady's production Life" will re-
main at the Manhattan Opera House,
New York, until spring. In as much as
the management announces that the ad-
ed to include Lincoln's and Washington's
birthday anniversaries.
Edgar Allan woolf is now working on
three-act comedy for John Bunuy's
Australian tour next season.
o. B. Hessie IL to have the tftls role
In ''The Philosopher" play by Grace
Heyer.
Italy nos has seventeen mOtion-pIctureI
ma 1cturerA
For every IOo.0OO persons in london
there are. II IL said. forty-five places Of
worship and six theaters.
'sThe Mysterious Mr. Russell" Al
novelty IN comedy dramatic sketches;
Lasky's 'Sfx Hoboes," q famous comedy
orgznization; the Tierney -Four. famous
rathskeliar quartet; StavitS and strass-
ner. high-clssz refined musical duo:
Kelley and Gaivini clever comedians,
and the Verde Trio. famous pantomine
scrobatic comedians. are announced as
coming attractions at the Coamos Thea
ter in the near future.
willard Mack, author of $50 Much for
So Much" which viii be seen It the
Columbia Theater tomorrow night, and
OF kick In" the big New York success
that was seen here earliAr under the title
OF Birds Of Prey. is dramatizing Rex
Beach'S famous novel THE Auction
Block for Manager A. H. Woods. who
viii produce Il next season. In con-
nection with this II 10 interesting 70 know
that Marjorie Rambeau Cwhp is Mrs.
Mael), met Rex Beach In Alaska, where
she spent several years.
Louise Meyers. the comedIenns with
.sziegfeld Follles.- 10 10 be starred next
season IN musical comedy under the
direction Of +. zleEfeld, jr.