The Washington times., 1915-06-06
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Ruth st. Dennis has completed a nine
months tour of the West and has es-
tablished q school for dancing in Los
Angeles.
Nazimova has been offered the star
part In a film adaptation of Hall Caine's
| newest story, Tho Woman Thou
Gavsst Me-"
Poll Players, Is to make her local vau-
deville debut at Keith's during the week
| of June 81.
| Eileen Castles. the prima donna Of
the Aborn company. who Is to sing Alice
Nelson's part in The Fortune Teller
this this week; iSi;.,1s !; one Of , Enrieo C"rHsos
friend Of the Carurb family.
| Elinor Henry, Of the Columbia Must.
cal Stock Company, claims that the only
place in the world to rest and recup-
erate is Bath Beach, L. l., where she
was born. and where she spent her re-
cent vacation. - o."
| Maud Gilbert, Of the Poll Players has
an interesting collection Of jewelry,
books and psrsons!l property, which was
bequeathed to her ~ the late Eleanor
| Carey, formerly a Well-known actress.
| The appearance Of Douglas Fairbanks
at Keith's this week will be the frst
vaudeville appearance Mr.. Fairbanks
has ever made in Washington.
| pNo Ia st
seen here in High Jinks." have been
engaged by the Shuberts for the next
Winter Garden show.
Blossom seeley. rrixie Frisanza. Ace;
laide and Hughes and Flanagan and
Edwards have been engaged by Ned
Wayburn for his forthcoming revue.
Aborn Company this week to sing the
leading part In THE Fortune Teller"
Lenore Novasio is to have a part
in The Gingerbread Man In which
she has the biggest opportunity OF
her season here to display her ability.
Carl Judd, the youngster who play
ed Frsncois a,cehs, in "Aliie; Modiste." +,Hs at
son of the District. and was last seen
here In The Debutante. with Hazel
Dawn.
Henry Miller has announced that he
has obtained the producing rights to
Jules Eckert Goodman's new play, just
Outside the Door," and will present the
piece some time In July under Klaw &
Erlanger management
Gaby Desiys is TO forsake the song
and dance speciality field and become
a Legitimate star in q play, to be
staged in London in the fall.
Sir George Alexander has announced
that he will produce new play BY
James Theater. in London. Septem-
Der J.
Haddon Chambers. Edna May. Paul
have formed a committee to take
charge of tho project to erect q
drinking fountain as a memorial to
the late Charles Frohman. at Mar
low, Buckinghamshire. England.
Passing Show of 1915" was given its
premiere last Saturday night at the
| Winter Garden and was commented on
markable collection of beautiful chorus
girls that has been seen In New York
George Monroe Is the particular star
of the show in which Mariiynn Miller
Eugene Howard. Frances Pritchard.
Daphne Pollard, John T. Murray among
others also shone forth resplendently
Anna Pavlowa will return to this
country next fall with an entirely new
form of entertainment in which dancing
and music will play equal parts, the
dancer to be assisted by company
that will include such grand opera stars
as Maggie Teyte. Marie Nedlizova. and
Ricardo Martin among others.
The newest Cohan & Harris produc-
ton. THE House of Glass, with Mary
Ryan and Earle Brown In the cast. will
be given its premiere In Atlantic City.
June A,
The cast Of the 1915 Follies. which
makes its formal bow june z, Includes
Leon Enroll. Bert Williams, Bernard
Granville. Annette Kellerman. Ed Wynn,
w. c. Fields. VIII West. Mae Murray,
Ann Pennington, Lucille Cavanaugh'
Helen Rook. Stella Chatelaine. Justine
johnson. Phil Dwyer, the Oakland Sis
ters and others.
Nora Bayes appears to be making
a regular business of giving first aid
to vaudeville bills stricken through
4 appeared in Washington when the
onera singer was seized with illness
and again asst week she rushed to
, the Palace Theater in New York to
, relieve the hiatus in the bill caused
by Calves indisposition,
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