The Washington times., 1915-05-16
FOYER GOSSIP.

FOYER GOSSIP. Ii
The fashion show Is to become regu-
lar feature of the Keith program. ac-
cording to present plans. Each year
tho vaudeville magnates will combine
with the big costumers and modistes OF
rev York and Paris In an exhloltioh
similar to that seen last week.
In Green Stockings" Maud Gilbert
Will have the biggest comedy role sne
pas had s.nce her first appearance mere
In The Rule of Three"
Edith Bradford will return to the Ma
uonal next week with the Aporhs pro-
duction of THE Mikado."
Elinor Henry will spend the next week
IN taking much needed rest ana pre-
pairing for the siege of hot weather pro-
auctions by the Columbia Musical STOCK
Company.
The regular vaudeville season at
keith's will continue as long as tne
patronage of the theater keeps up 20
Its present mark. No plans have peeh
made for July and August, as yet, a.,
though 1t Is probable that sometnlhs
new In the form of amusement VIII DIG
offered.
When Polly of the Circus" is pro.
luced at Polls next week, Maud Gllbert
VII have another Of the Editn Taiia- Talia
ferro roles, and will use Miss Tana-
1erro's costumes and properties as she
did in "Rebecca Of Sunnybrook Farm.
Ottola Nesmith, the Washington girl
who has achieved prominence In stock
ta ~ LEADING
IN Of tho Empire Players at Lewiston,
Me-. and recently played opposite Ed
mund Breese in "Today."
Reduction Of salaries to the so-called
s'summer" schedule is said to be re-
Edchman, Emma Dunn, and Norman
Trevor from the cast Of Sinners at
William A. Brady's Playhouse. Alice
Brady, the managers daughter, Is also
place in the rivival Of 1.-THE Mikado."
watch Your Step" was produced In
London two weeks ago and Is said to
nave scored hit. Ethel Levey, George
Graves and Joe Coyne are in the cast.
ron Trial" has been given the appro-
val Of the London playgoers, according
- . dispatch to Variety.
r, Roy Barnes and Janet Dunbar are
70 have the leads in the Max Marotn
&Arce, II Want Money" which Al H.
Woods is preparing to produce.
Frederick santley. brother of Joseph.
= to play Youth in Experience" when
William Elliott leaves the cast.
n. H. Frazee plans to produce a new
feroe. "A Full House." at the Longacre
theater tomorrow night with q cast
beaded by Herbert Corthell and May
Vokes.
Mcintyre and Heath have closed their
theatrical season and are preparing to
Ham Tree" in which the Vernon Castles
also will be featured
Charlie Chaplin. the motion picture
70 appear with the new Ziegfeld Follies
but his contracts with the Essanay Film
Company forbade his acceptance.
Under Fire." new play by Ro
Copper Megrue, is to be producad ir
Atlantic City next week by the selwyn,
with q cast that includes William Court
nay, Violet Hamming, Arthur Shaw ant
Felix Kremer.
Roclrcliffe Fellowes, former l.ad,n,
pan Of tho Poll Players, Is now playinj
&es leading role IN Under Cover" ii
S>0w York.
James Montgomery, author Of Read,
Money Is to be featured in vaudsviil,
at tho Palace, In New York. In a sketcf
Eftten by himself and staged by Arthu
Hopkins.
Adele Rowland. who. by tho way. 4
2 Washington girl. has scored a grea
pSPsonal success in Nobody Home
As new musical comedy at tn
Princess Theater In New York.
Dorothy Donnelly is to play tn
Which Arnold DAILY will produce in Ne1
York this week as the last Of his cycl
Of Shaw plays.
Arrangements have been complete
fur q limited season by Sarah Berr
hardt at the New Amsterdam Theate
IN New York beginning September 2
to be followed by tour of the prime
seen In a repertoire that will includ
qretia Borgia," Camille" "Phedre,
Ia Mort de Tintagile" and "Resurret
ton" tbe last two and Jeanne Dore
being new plays In her repertoire
ines Buck. who appeared last seaso
n the leading feminine part In "Tt
Misleading Lady" has been engaged
play leading parts with the Ben Gre,
players.
Daniel Frohman. It Is stated, wi
take charge Of the estate Of his brothe
Charles Frohman, and will again el
ter the legitimate theatrical field.
Jayne Herbert, the contralto Of tn
Aborn forces, who Is a great favorit
In Washington, will be seen ne>
week in the production Of THE M
kado."
Charles sqnires, the scenic artist {
the Columbia Musical Comedy Con
pany Is receiving many compliment
For the excellence Of the settings +
has provided for the productions du1
ing the present season of musici
plays.
Granville Barker has commenced
tour Of the college towns Of II
country. during the course Of whic
he will stage several Greek play
His company includes Lilah McCa
thy, Cdith Wynne MathisOn, Chry
tai Herne, Gladys Hanson, Alma Krl
ger, Ian Maclaren, Philip Merrivai
and others.
Louis Haines. of the Poll PLAYER
justified the confidence his frient
have always expressed in him by h
performance ot the part of the he
NIT in the production Of "The Sew.