Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-10
DIXIE HINES

Wallis Clark. the English charaa,er actor is Co produce in stoC. thi- snw- m,r
 Marguerite Skirvn is contributing her talent and charm Go the stock com. IauN recently formed iu Hartford.
 Ida Hamilton. who retired from the reueIiory company in Philadelphia, 60 fortnight since. win return fur a post season next week.
 Julian Johnson. who has long been writer ol interesting press matter for the Princess Theatre in \yw York. has gone west Go edit a uhutU-nIaN maga zine in Chicago.
 Harmon MacGreEor. who was being initiated into vaudeville a few weeks since, reached the second degreC only. Now be has changed his secret society and accepted drama" as his password.
 Hilda Euglund is to pose for film versions of lbsens Peer Gynt and Ghosts. Later I'm the season she is to produce the latter play with Rupert Harvey as Oswald Alving.
 Elizabeth Murray musical comedy star and prima donna has withdrawn from the New York musical play, Watch Your step and win add her own talent to the vaudeville stage where she is now a. shining star.
 A new play by C. F. NIrdIinEer, who wrote for Elsie Ferguson "The First Lady of the Land" is to he produced at Bridgeport within a fortnight. The principal role has been entrusted tu suzanne Jackson.
 A condensed version of Peg Wolf ing;or has been arranged for Mary HalL the celebrated emotional actress. which would justify the suspicion that Miss Iall is not turning deaf ear to the biandishmeuts of the vaudeville maenato-.
 After the longest tour credited Go any Metropolitan production, 'Nl,- stones Is vending it's way Eastward again. Rupert Harvey, talented Eng fish actor. who plays Llr leading role. has made this season his Nrst trip Co the Far West
 The critics in New York found much Co delight them In tle character sketch of Sir Walter Raleigh done hy Whit ford Kane in "rhe Critic at the Pr.u- cess Theatre. One cr. 70 goes SO for as Go observe that it was one ot the keenest saIlres or the season.
 "Oh ] say" Harold dc Becker iu- quired of a jehu who was driving him t0 the theatre in small town near New York "oh. ] say. can't you beat this time es. sir but J would have to leave the horse behind f ] did was the startling response.
 "The Critic being done i'm New York this week with B lden Payne. Wallis Clark. Whitford Kane, Dallas Anderson, Marguerite Hertz, SaNouc M0rland. Emelo polni and other art- ists had its hast appearance In this city thirty years ago at DalEs Theatre.
 Olive BrisC0e. who has pIutud a train of laughter across the American continent. has come forth With now spring vaudeville act. Miss Briscoe sings tells stories in am InIW HnI. manner and culuvatcs the laughter duets ot hor audience in other ways.
 . H# T.. director. noted during rehearsal pee cuia~ mauuCrIsm af one of the men. Raising his left hand Go hI7 chin nr uf.ItaLEDIE strO.Ul Il 'N. .E "u Nuu stroke your chin like thata AIr Powell iruu.r.H. "EDHar-.." was Che prompt rusDoHsc. "T am lcft-handod."
 Helen ENIIE the Chicago actress, who ls now Iu New ' Ork rehourSIus with The newly formed Modern Drama Players. Is tn make her debut next week af the Toy Theatre in Boston iU "CuIua' and Num,uInd' The form CT the poetic drama uy Rahindwnarh TagorD, the Hindu poet
 It Is the purpose Uf Granville Barker. who opened a.- season last week .u New York in 'AudruoIas and the Lion, tU establish his company as rUgHIaF feature Of the New York dramatic season Ian MapIaren, who played in London with Miss AIoCarInv. the tal- eutcd wife of MT. Barker is to be an important member
 The company which has occupied the Little Theatre in Philadelphia for some time past has been dlsuHucu d. The members are at present playing in New York lt is rumored that iho reuertorv company is To Doe later rg- organized, and Wallis Clark and Dal- las Anderson uf tha original company have been invited To return.
 Anna Cleveland. clever leading woman and artistc Of rare charm, has been engaged t1 head one of the stoc. companies. said Co bg promoted by a wealthy Boston syndicate Companies are t0 .he established ar different cities in the East the euga -umcuts of Miss Cleveland. Helen Ware and Edmund Breese having been announced.
 New York had ite first opportunity to see Che clever young Chicago acc tress. Marguerite Hertz last week in 'The Criuc.' at the Princess Theatre, Miss Hertz won great distinction as an actress of charm and intelligence with the Little Theatre iu Chicago last year Go which she added further dis- tinctlon this year at the Little Theatre in Philadelphia.
 san Francisco fell afOul of "To-day" fIe drama Of "Npw York; which i7 heinz presented in that section. Rer- tla Mann who plays fhc leading role, acored an uumistaly3hle personal trI- lln1ph. but the kind words looked for in behalf of the play did not material
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