Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-24
doBY DIXIE HINES

Gilbert White. the American artist, ta Co lecture on American art for the benefit of the Red Cross fund.
 Wallis Clark has been engaged for a new play which is Co have a pre- miere within a fortnight at Utica. N. Y. IL is Co be brought Co New fork at once
 olive Briscoe says the reason she does not go Co see the plays of Shakes peare is because she is liable to nore and spoil the show for the others
 A reporter iu san Francisco asked Bertha Mann for a picture. She re- fused Go give lt to him. "l haven [ been cured of anything, she declared.
 "There are two ways Of making name for yourself" Marguerite Hertz ventures Co suggest One ls Co earn it, and the other is Co adopt an alias.'
 The first professional performance of c. Bernard Shaws 'The Dark Lady of the Sunnets,' was given at Phila- delphi1 last week, Ida Hamilton play ing Mary FiJon
 "The Maker of Dreams" in which Marguerite Hertz won her artistic sue cess iu Chicago, is to he produced this week at the Neighborhood Playhouse in New York.
 Dallas Anderson. late of the Little Theatre in Philadelphia. is to rejoin that company shortly In the new play by Porter Emerson Brown which is Co be produced here
 Rupert Harvey of the company pre- sentinc "Ailestones,' has added "The Vikings at Heligoland' Co the reper- toire of Ibsen plays in which he is to appear at the conclusion Of his present season.
 Glare Weldon, last seen In New York in "The Man Inside has been engaged for "A Busy Day comedy by Fred Jackson the short story writer which H. F. Frazee produces next week.
 Emmanuel EeiCher will make his drst appearance on the American stage in John Gabriel Borlman by lhsen, which is to follow the production of 'Elga,' by Hauptman. by The Modern Stage, at inc Garrick Theatre New York
 Ferne Rogers the attractive young American singer who stirred the Brit fSh Foreign OUice during her last en- raEemeut in London. returned to her native stage last week as the feature of the bin at Hammerstein's Theatre, in New York
 Granville Barker's next New York production will be "A Midsummer Nights Dream,' done in his own fu- turist style. Tn London, where he made this production last year, it was the artistic sensation of the season. Here be will have his wife, Lillah Me- Carthy. Ian Maclaren and Ernest Cos sart in the cast
 "The Run of the Cards" a melo- drama written by Charles Y. NIru- finger. was one of the many plays pro- duced last week. The premiere of Mir. Nirdlinger's play was given at the Lyric Theatre. Bridgeport. Conn, and Suzanne Jackson scored the hit in the role Of Fea. the lady who manipulates two gentlemen with more or less suc- cess.
 They want Bertha Mann to make the
 ..H n myra" at the Greek Theatre in Der kelley Cal. Miss Mann is now playing California in the modern drama, "Io- day." "The Master of Palmyra is a German classic. thc principal character enjoying a Qumtette of reincarnauous. each character being distinct
 Granville Barker will. in all prob ability establish in New York per maneut repertory company, dividing his time between New York and Lon don This was indicated by his Tee marks at a recent meeting of the Drama League. The principal mem bers of his company now playing in New York, including his wife, Lillian Mccarthy. are Ian MaClaren, O. P Heggie. Eric Blind and Ernest COssart
 Lonesome Like" has scored another success for its clever actors. lt was produced al the Toy Theatre in Bos- ton last week and won a decided artis- tic success, as it had previously done in Chicago New York and Phladel- phia Whitford Kane, who was re- spousible for the production played the principal role as usual, and was as- sisted by Helen Evily, Kate Morgan and Oliver Hlnsdel.
 According to B. Tden Payne the mem. bers of the dramatic stage belong eX. cmsively to the stage, and not to the social sets which are formed in eacf city Clara Blandick, who has won th' right to express views on such matters declares that no actress can properly depict the characters Of life unless she lives among those characters, and makes them a study and profits by hei observation. And this sounds reason able, too.
 Harold dc Becker. now grown tC mans estate and doing excellent wOrA with Pauline Frederick in 'Innocent' made his first appearance on the staEl in Alice i'm Wonderland,' the play which is to have a production at tho Fine Arts Theatre in Chicago, thil week Mir de Becker appeared in thi' play in London, although his best dra' matic work has been contributed C the American stage during the pas seven or eight seasons.
 Paul Ker whose new operetta is t, be produced next season, displays witi iustifable pride the artistic approva of Enrico Caruso, expressed as iron one artist 10 another, after havini read the book and listened to thl charming music composed. Mir. Ker by the way. is to make the trip to SaI Francisco with Irwin Beds" now play Ing in New York and holding the pres mt record for continuous perform 8nCes
 Among the most prominent of th' younger American painters to win dis tiucton in this country and abroad il Gilbert White a talented member of ( remarkably talented family In tn, ramlly of which Mr. White is SO dis