Bisbee daily review., 1915-04-14
0 BY DIXIE HINES

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 Wallis Clark is playing Che role of Marquis de S.fUD.ou. WItl William Iay,lsH0m .u "Tll Hawk
 Olive Ey.-uou A.s written new vaudeville act which she ls Co present lD Australia t.is season.
 Marguerite Shrvu Ia Go introduce a number ol Broadway s...e~.t t- Co s.uuk. IH, ers.g geme.ts N,.l be play eL lu hartford, Conn
 Eaa h.uamu4u and JoHl OEslen ale to produce a neN, su..-. comedy AuIk next week.
 LHaa kuss5ury is oa t.a way Co vaudeville. She has tl- ... and tAe opportunity, and ls now Waiting only for the iIulluat,Ous.
 Guber, NM.es Latin Quarter play "The Career wh pc Dvae I New Ao-. this fall Nllh distinguished dancer iu ths leading ruIe
 The new comedy by Fred Jackson lu which Clare Weldon Is tO play has l.iu been Culu ed as Co c9glumul. Now lt is "l Busy Day."
 Ire Granville Barker company in- C'...ur A.lss Aul-I,uy. Ian A--.Iar.u Creek plays at lr-GcerHu this summer The pia.a are Go be done in tho sta cd m.
 Lonesome Like Is to he played in vaudeville by Nhi..r4 Kane, Heuw Iyly and kate Morgan. It recently formed a pert of tHu programme ot tle Modern Ir.u.. la. CTS at tue Toy Theatre iu Boston.
 B Idu Payne has received a ucw play from Harold Hr.G.u.sD. whom Doe introduced tu American audiences WIta Lonesome IIs.s." Air. Payne win proc lLge che new comedy iu the faIl
 Tine Feathers ls Go be done ln films. Madeline Traverse is to play iNe lt.o.Ig role. -.-S Traverse h.s just completed tho feature picture ot Go. lrte Mo.ls iu which she was the st.f..N and lma.nu.gn queen.
 Paul LJr, crstWaIlu German opera singer anu comedian. and now @ uN- ture on the American stage, has am LoluC,d hls intention Of becoming aa American citizen and has taken the prelimi0 ry steps to effect such a con- summation.
 The performance of "Jean Marie" proposed for the NU.Ehu0TLol Play Aguse ID New ars with Louise E.n- uolph and Wallis Clark in the leading parts has been postponed owing to the change in the artistic plans of the two principals
 "Elleslones." by Edward Knoblauch. which was one of the successful plays Ot tLe past Ee.rUl. terminated its eu- EaguUcut this week at Baltimore. lsu- pert Harvey, the leading man. ls GO play 8 series ll lDscn roles in New ork.
 suzanne Jackson, the leading woman. has returned Co the United States after O. sea voyage during which time sine read many plays and declares she did not before believe lt possible that SD much could be written that was rotten.
 The first time "lfadIm N' has been played in Montreal in the English lan- Euaee was Inst week at His Majesty's Theatre with Louise Randolph in the title role. The last time the play was seen ln thIs city Madame Sarah Bern lardt gave a performance iu French.
 Marguerite Skryin has under Cou- sideration a play by the late stan ley Houghton. who wrote "Hindle Wakes It is called "Tle HUliary.s, and was completed after the death Of the brilliant young English dramltist by his literary collaborator. Harold Brighouse.
 "To-day" tho social drama by George Broadhur7t, brought its west eru tour t0 a close last week at Seat tle Bertha Mann immediately joins a local stock company and Arthur Byron. W hoo shared thc leads with her, has begun rehears.ng with a new produce ton
 The next performance scheduled un- der the direction of Herr Emmanuel He-cfers artistic oregn.zation. The Modern Stage. VIII He when the New Vine Blooms" by Eiorustierne Bjorn- son thc Danish damatist. Hedwig Reicher is to be seen in the principal role.
 selwyn & Co. are to give dinner to their Irwin Ecds' cast, which now holds the record for endurance at the Hra and Paul Kcr are the chief funmallers of the company, and Madge Kennedy furnishes the love interest. The prin- Cinal members of the company will re- main in New York an summer
 B Tden Payne, Gilbert White, Ferne Rogers. Ruth Richmond, Frank Harris Mona Limerick and host ot stage musical. art and literary lights en- gagged in the annual Ladies Night G the Pleiadas Club in New York this week which is one Of the brillian events Of the season among the art!s tic lights of the metropolis.
 After season extending over eigh months. and covering a territory from New York to California, including th, Dominion of Canada, "Alilestones." th' drama by Edward Enoblauch and Ar mold Bennett. with Rupert Harvey u John Rhsad. closes fits season tim week Mir Harvey will remain in th' United States for further profession. activities.
 Ferne Rogers is to make a concer tour Of tho United States. She ig gifted vocal artiste. attractive of fac. and figure and gifted with a most n teresting potss ality She has alread' captured Germany with her art an, followed this hy sharing the news O fHe war ir fnO london daNiee Hrr she sang iu several productions hof0r
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