Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-23

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 Cara ElardicE 1as been launehed in vaudeville. She Clyid,s ths ume with ]l1y.ng stock star engaceweuts.
 Pau. ker win play in 'Ialu ECls' ll thc summer n New York uni prc- 1are for production his own mua.h 7omeoy "Ihu Haumarlktra"
 Lillian kHgslmy rrcsun'o0 new Hiaylet ln New York last We.N aL ,Nc >cighborhnoJ Playhouse. where SO many Interesting plays are now being lone.
 Dallas Anderson created a new role lls Nrck m a comedy Wr.tten lur talph lIorz and done under the ttle Monsieur PoIret' e Che Little Thea ro. Philadelphia.
 ieiign ENiy playing with Wh.ford >anc iu Lonesome LiNc.' was sJ -eri- usly Injured lust week as Co make it necessary Go cancel tao cngaEemeuts or this quaint lillc Lancashire idyl, md 1t will mot be seen .n New York .nil fall
 lDsen is Go have a revival of great interest ln New York. several inde- cndent players have announced their intention OF rev'Niug his plays, the most notable of which being the sroup which tliu Ea-lund .s to ensu-e.
 Rupert Harvey late leading man WIth .illtslunts, the play which scored to distinct success throughout Inc United states is Go pose for motion pictures during the summer. thus ald- Ing another Go the ever growing list uf dramatic playar Co adopt the newer form of entertainment.
 Aiter one of tge longest runs of tha season. 'Ila Law or Ilc iauI' dee parted from EeW York lust week with It's brilliant cast iucludu- the pair of feminine members Julu Dean and tthei Wright The play is Co be seen on tour for short time before closing the spring season.
 Catherine Cameron has developed d winning act in "IHn lu-tO-lIte Girl, ,' which was first pr1Ja.ed iu Washing lon as ve'icle for prominent dramatic actress. Miss Cameron. yu- toying a distinguished vaudeville ree- arL uas contributed ono of tho best acted and best developed nets la vaudeville.
 Robert Patton Gibbs. the dramatic actor who created the role of Gcckc "Ir-hN' has returned Go New York a.-er his athletic accident received WnIe doing pictures n Texas. Mr. G.Hbs is bCt one of the worry many dramatic actors who has found pleasant and profitable engagements posing bee .g"a the camera
 B. lden Payne noted producer of England whp has done luIUant work .G tho United Slus1s us rroJbecr and actor has been invited to revive his excellent production ot "TNe Critic for a fall tour IJ was one of 4e comedy uta ot Che pas. season in New c-s and Philadelphia the ony two cities In which t was seen.
 Suzanne Jackson has am idea sine would like to own her own stock C1m- Eauy. Therefore sine Eas set about t0 #... .. |. u. .| ... ousaEgm.utB in Eastern cities through out Che year, regardless of seasons lu tAe winter it will be a winter company auJ-fn lhe summer iL will be a summer company That makes it am al-tho- year company
 FsUc Rogers, prima donna and rather euerE escent pro- Ggrmauite, Is arr nging a programme Of ull German songs which she ls GO use on her con- cert tour Miss Rogers has developed the largest following of any native singer among the Germans of tha world The newspapers of the Father land feature her pictures with those ai Cen. yun iiudeuherg, and the demand for her photographs in the book shops exceeds those Ot any other parsonage save the Kaiser himself.
 The stock seasons of the Eastern companies will he of greater interest co thc general playEocr this season than heretofore. due in 60 large measure Go the new plays which will have their hrst trial in these companies. later to bs seen in New York and other thea trical Centers. In Hartford, where an excellent company has been assembled with Marguerite Skrvin as its princi pal aruste, a number of new plays are to be done with her own services in prospect when they are removed to tho wider field.
 Gilbert White, who is American. but whose long experience in Paris and London enables him to size up with fidelity the art situation of tho world declares that American art win Doe iu greater demand after this ycsr than ever before He declares that Ger many France. England and in an likIi- hood Italy, will soon have its chief artists musicians and painters at thl front. and as art does not recognize such conditions, the present demand must Doe filled by Americans And America will meet this artistic olliea- tiUn as it meets aI others. with nc fe.r for the outcome" he concludes.
 Wallis Clark has returned to Phna- nDlphia in the support of William Faycrsh8m iu The Hawk making hI, second succe- sful appearance i'm tho Quaker City this season It was ir ! Philadelphia that MT Clark won dis. tinCtion as a character actor with tht excellent repertoire company conducted at the Little Theatre ll was also ir Philadelphia that Mr. Clark was in. formed that he was not good cnoug' for the tcn-cent vaudeville audiences Mr. Clark ha his own ideas as (, which was wrong. the two-dollar audi.