Bisbee daily review., 1915-05-30
d'N DIXIE HINES

company at the Fine Arts Theatre in Chicago is debutting in vaudeville next season. A character comedy sketch is her vehicle
 Harold de Becker. closing his season with Pauline Frederick In Innocent. is under the banner of David Belusco in the new play now in progress. lt is called 'The Love Thouuht'
 suzanne Jackson. clever as actress and well known Co playgugrs throush- out the United States and Canada is interested in the formation of a. string or stock companies through the East.
 Rupert Harvey a talented English actor. who has this season made a trans continental tour in the leading role of "Mllestones." is to appear dur l ing the summer pastoral productions of Shakespeare and other standard plays
 Wallis Clark is to close his season 1 with William Faversham iu "The | Hawk" within 8 fortnight lie is play ing an excellent character role adding Co his artistic distinction. Mir. Clark is Co engage in stock work during the summer.
 Clara Blandick is to essay the lead ing role in the new owen Davis play "Thc fraid Cat, which has a premiere at Wilmington, Del, this week. Ml- Ham A. Brady thinks he had another sinners in this play, which has a strong supporting cast
 RhOderick White, the brilliant young American vlollnist. begins tour which is Co extend as far west as the Pacific Coast this week. He is of the family which has also contributed to the art world, Gilbert White, the painter. and stewart Edward White, the novelist.
 After a long season in New York; Julia Dean, Ethel Wright and the other members Of the company presenting The Law of the Land have begun e. limited tour Of Eastern cities before closing for the season. Boston is Co be the next city to enjoy this stirring melo- drama.
 Granville Barker will close his sea son at Wallacks Theatre, in New York, shortly to engage in the production Of a group of classical plays among the colleges Of the East. Ian MaClarcn, the leading man with the present com pany IS Co engage in stock productions during the summer
 Mary Hall begins g new season as the leading woman at the Davis The atre in Pittsburgh this week. She is as popular in that city as Andrew Carnegie. She was the leading woman for more than four years in the com pany previously. directed by Harry Dl- wis, the preseu, managed of the New Daas Theatre.
 The latest New York enterprise is an effort Co form am Irish Theatre where plays distinctively Celtic in char aCter may be given with proper repre- seItauon ot the ideals of tho Irish Ife. Whittord Kane is a principal in the formation of the organization. He was associated with the Irish Theatre movement in Belfast.
 Lillian KinEsbury has launched a dramatic vaudeville sketch for the summer. Miss kingsbury is a noted dramatic actress. one of the most eN- pcrIcnccL Shakespe spearean actresses on the stage. Of late she has appeared in modern plays but her best work has been done as the leading woman of our most eminent Shakespearean stars.
 Lillian Keller. noted as stage beauty and actress, whose summer aVOCatiOu will be In association with the newly formed stock company at the Empire Theatre in Syracuse N. r.. is one of the representative southern beauties of the stage. Louisville, KyY noted for its beautiful women among other distinctions, Is her home.
 Twin Beds,' thanks to the clever contributions of its principal artists, will remain iH New York all summer at the Fulton Theatre. This play en- gages the services of one of tho small est. and one Of the cleverest casts Of the season. The chief comedy Is sup- piled by Paul Ker as a tenor with amorous proclivites and Ray Cox, as lNc WIG or the ellQ tenor.
 Herr Emmanuel Reicher, who made his first appearance as an English speaking dramatic artist in "John Ga briel Borlgman' in New York last week, is Go .make a tour of the United states at the head of The Modern Stage com- pany next season. His talented an popular daughter, HcdWig Rcicher, well known on the native stage, is to be a conspicuous member of the organiza- tiou. .1
 B Iden Payne English producer and well known i'm the United States as a producer and actor, Is adapting a series of interesting short plays by Kenneth Sawyer Goodman for production. Mir. Goodman has an interesting idea of writing a group of connected short plays which will probably be produced as were the "Anatol" series A French detective-spy is the connecting char acter.
 Bertha Mann. whose brilliant dra- matte work during the past season takes high rank has been engaged to assist Charles Emerson Cook late press representative for David Belasco, in making successful a repertoire com pany at Stamford. Conn. at the theatre conducted by Emily Wakeman. herself distinguished as an actress, and one of the most successful business women fin the theatrical field.