Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-25
U BY DIXIE HINES

Olive Briscoe has booked a tour through Che Anupodes. where she opens iu May.
 Harold de Becker now playing in "lunOctut,' NHuIus Co play l4lLtle Huie. u "Triuy. Ho thinks this the best Juvenile role ever written.
 Tchekoys Htue comedy Tine Eear,' is being presented by The Modern Drama Players under tHg title The Brute" Helen ErIy is tue charming though somewhat Nascuiating widow.
 "Aly idea uf tax upon cr"dultN. Harmon NacGreeur tue American ac- tor declared in a recent Interview. lis. the belief that Harry Lauder sent E1,- UJU Co the war fund Iu London
 The first stock release ut PnWlneI IredericEs interesting current play ot| .Iuloccnf' is being made this week. Mary Hall is playing ine uUe role asI her swan song ai the Grand Opera House. Brooklyn.
 Gilbert White and Frank Harris, painter and writer are Co engage in a controversy over "Lnu new staEtCT1tt' and It's applied interests before the pTp.4des Club iu New York on April q.
 Harmon .NacGregor has joined he Kings Theatre in St. Louis as the juvenile. It is new company tcatur- ug stars Florence Roberts and Nll- ton LaCkaye are among the ilrsi to volunteer
 Suzanne Jackson who placed Bridge- port on the theatrical map while she was the leading woman at the Lyric Theatre iu tnat city, has found two performances day too strenuous and has gone GO Bermuda t1 rest mp a bit
 "Tue TI1th" Iy Rutherford Mayne, has been added Co the repertoire ot the Modern Drama Players. Whlttord Kane introduced Che little play Go America, and is playing his original role in the revival. Mona llmerlck also has a leading part
 Louise Randolph. Wallis Clark and William A. Norton are Co play the principal roles in 'Jean Marie the French drama which was created by Sarah Be8nhardt The American premiere is being made at the newly formed Neighoorhood Playhouse in New York.
 olive Briscoe has settled the "nag incident" to the satisfaction of that part of the United States made up Of actors eff some one who has mo right has abused the American fiag' she de- cIares, tell 1t Co Georgie Conan. He Hlu protect his own.'
 "War Brides" the sensauonally in- teresting little war playlet now being done by Madame Nazlmova is to have another company to present the little play in the territory not restricted by the Russian artiste. Rhoda Bcresford ls to have an important part.
 Twin Beds' now holds the record for endurance in New York. lt cele- brated its 50th anniversary at the Full ton Theatre thIs week Ray Cox as the Brooklyn wife. and Paul ker as tHe temuerameutai tenor are largely responsible for its laughing success.
 T.Iza beth Murray, who has made contributions Co the success Of many
 H#.I #.arHH rHrH HrIHsH sario next season when. 8t the head Of her own company, she Will make Q musical production i'm theatre Whlcl shall bear her own name.
 Marguerite SE.ryiU, the leading wo. man at the Poll Theatre in Hartford ls writing a book on Labor Sh' is getting her material from her worl us the leading woman fin stock com pany engaged In presenting twelve per f0rmauCes each week and seven re- uelrsals.
 aInuocent." with Pauline Frederick ls bringing It's long and successful tou fo a close shortly. Miss Frederick j. 70 appear in new play. Harold d Becker. one of the members Of th supporting cast is to appear in sOcia plays in New York.
 Jf Che four companies presentinl Ene social drama Of 'Io-daF,' three O them closed their engagements las week. The remaining company ha Bertha Mann as the leading woman and her continued success In the par 1n the Pacific Coast justlhes con #nuanCe Of the tour
 The success which Granville Earke has won iu New Gorl, with his rcper |0fre company has encouraged citizen 0f the Quaker City to invite B. Ide Payne to return to that city and con Hiuue his interrupted season Of produc ing. Mir Payne closed his season a the Little Theatre in that city Co pro luca plays lu New York and Boston.
 The Modern Drama Players will con rIuue their tour early in April unde the direction 0f Nellie Peek Saunder' an lmpreEarlo haiInE from Detroi Mich. Whitford Kane and Helle FgIly are two of the members Wh win remain. and "Cnifra.' by Iagor' GA Bear" by Tchekov and "Ionesom Like" by Harold Erighouse are anon lno plays to be presented.
 Granville Barker is having gres difficulty in making his production ( Midsummer Nights Dream a sue cess iu New York. The meropOlita uIayg0ers accept iJ in the language Gilbert White, the American pHntc az being different but not necessarl better" On the other hand, "Androclt and the Liou.' the Shaw fantast fable. is one of the substantial hits She season.
 John Gabriel E0rKman" by Henri Ibscu. is to be given most -nterestiu production in New York next week
 The Modern stage a newly formed as sociauon for the production Of pla1 of quality Emmanuel EeIcher, wi founded the organization and who hs made an the productions credited to plays the title role in the Ibsen dram of gr.mness The next play is to ] .sXEneU fne Young Vine BlUOmeh an
 Iedwig Reicher win again appear.