Evening star., 1915-02-07

was made in Charles Klein's the Lion
and the Mouse"
Fritz Kreisler. the violinist. will give
recital program at the National The
4:30
actress, died in New York last week.
She was a member of the Frohman
forces.
which Lou Tellegen Is to star, was a
hit in Vienna. where it had a run of
| nearly year.
The shuberts produced last week
new musical farce called Whats Go
ing on in New Haven?" The scenes are
| laid in the Catskill mountains.
The first performance of "The Model
Girl in which Annette Kellerman is
to star, will take place this month in
Richmond and later be seen here.
The Darling of the Gods has been
secured by a film company and plans
are under way to take the entire COM
pany to Japan for a realistic setting.
Burr Mcintosh is lecturing on the
United States and Its Menaces.' Nc
Intosh lectured previously on the
United States military campaign in
Cuba.
W. A Brady is shortly to produce
Lawrence D'Orsay. Theresa Maxwell
Conover Albert Brown, Douglas J.
Wood and Schuyler Ladd in the cast.
Harry Corson Clarke and his wife,
Margaret Dale Owen. are to make
a company of five they will appear in
series of short plays.
A new Spanish dancer is to make her
night in New York in Isabelle Rodri-
cues. who is said to have made a SEN
sation in Paris
Stella Kiralfy. the daughter of the
late Arnold Kiralfy, of the famous
kira1fy brothers. is shortly to be seen
as dancer in New York musical
production.
The Clever Ones.' comedy by AL
fred Sutro. the English playwright. was
presented last week in New York. The
humor of the piece is satirical. Russ
whytal appeared in a character part
According to Cyril Maude the eye
glass. or monocle. is no longer an en-
blem of the British arfstocracy He
doubts whether 1t ever really deserved
that distinction.
..- Jules Eckert Goodman. author of
The Silent Voice." in which Otis Skin
ner Is appearing, has written play for
Robert Hilliard, called The Man Who
Came Back"
Lew Fields "Suzi" closed its season in
New York, instead of going to Hart
ford for the end, and Pretty Mrs.
Smith," in which FRITZ Scheff was
starring, stopped for time at Buffalo.
Charles Dillingham's production of
Watch Your STEP" the musical COM
edy by Irving Berlin. featuring Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Castle and Frank Tinney.
has been drawing large houses in New
York.
Charles Dillingham; intended to run
Chin Chin and Watch Your Step" in
San Francisco during the exposition,
but both pieces have scored in New
York and will remain there. New COM
panies will be organized for the coast
Charles Frohman has been compelled
to give up his plans for productions in
Paris on account of the war. One of
these @ productions was to have been
Sanderson, Donald Brian and Joseph
Cawthorn.
Doris Keane, who has been in France
for several months. is reported to have
fully recovered her health and tour
in Romance" in this country is being
booked. She will be seen in New York
at the opening of next season in a new
play
manager. appeared in New York last
week in his production of Shaw's play,
'Androcles and the Lion and THE
Man Who Married a Dumb Wife," by
A n n LNY.lr1 lte- 60 S1~l.
Carthy, scored a success with him
P. B. Chase, Mrs. Chase and Mrs. B.
F. Keith were in the audience Wednes-
day matinee at the B. F. Keith Theater.
1t was the first time Mr. Chase has sat
through performance SINCE he passed
control of his playhouse to the Keith
interests. Mr.. Chase was looking the
| picture of health.
i York possesses one of the most celebrat-
! ed Of players on the French horn This
| is MIR. Xaver Reiter, who for a long time
was the first hornist at the Metropolitan
Opera House. where he played many be
hind the scenes solos. particularly the
horn call of the young Siegfried in Wag-
ners idyllic opera Of that name.
Before returning to France. Mile Dor
ziat. who recently terminated her en-
gagement with "The Hawk" will ap-
pear at the Century Theater, New
York. under the auspices of the Thea
ire Francaise for one week. A per-
centage of the receipts will be given
to the fund being raised for the unem-
ployed actors in Paris
For the concert to be given by the
Cosmos Theater Orchestra today A. J.
ADJUSTMENTS,