Bisbee daily review., 1915-03-31

Louise Randolph has accepted the call ol Ills AaJcsJNs Theatre. l- Montreal. and ia now installed ut ana, play house as leading woman.
 Wallis Clare. late Of The Critic has been added Go the excellent c,. presenting 'Iua IuH,." with Villain ta' ersham and Emclc IyAnl ln tAe leauint roles.
 "su long as tae managers tNn lind SO many tAiIG cheaper ,..u talent wi,h which tu prpdue, plays, Lillian hluEsuuIy gummeu.s. .-at su long wall tAe stage need Improving.
 Coming and Gu.Ua py trcd Jack 1 son, has been rcg-sl and Wl le seen in New urk at aa early date. Glare ! Meluun, Wuo essays u.DH A.r uaaal success clever comedy lu.c. ls count ! ed "a on the reass-...4t.uu.
 Suzanne Jackson Was bored with the 1 talk of a yOlu.le acton. 'l ,n descend | ed from a taml! ul actors, he oe- Clarsl with Illut. 4l.ss Jackson Was inclined Co agree. 'l have nu uuaat Qu.te a descent"
 Feue Rogers. the American prima donna who recently made her Nau-t- vile debuJ N.tn brilliant success at Hammy -tt.us and ll, Cu.o.--l The atre in Sew A0rA i- lu eu...- lu yoa- cert Wurl, for season. -.e la q hrl- liant ar-sts. laylns To hog credit ,.... success lu musical comedy grand 0p- era and vaudeville
 Ruth Richmond. an intelligent aa well ss attractive young actress, .s Go play Che title IUle in 'tu.uteas J -a, by August S.r..uu,r-, at sla early 4.te. Severn. efforts A..e been made tJ pgv- sent Ja.s play iu New York without success. Miss Richmond Wal also be seen in Regina .u 60 special perform aueg u- "Gh0-ts during this engage meut
 Harold de Becker. most interesting young actor now appearing Wllu Fau- line Frederick ia Innocent which, by the way, was introduced Co stock audiences this week by Mary -iIa.l- made Ala frat appearance ol tae stage in 'Al4Ce iu Wonderland which, b5 peculiar coincidence. lS having it's tr-t appearance ln New York this week at the Booth Theatre.
 Wh.-flrd Kane. character actor, IS about Ju suCCuWh tJ the liunJish- meuts of the vaudeville promoters who are seeking his appearance iu hs most delightful little classic pl-ylet. Lone some Like, W hlCh has been one ot the brilliant playIo-s of She sy-slu. lr has been acted, and undoubtedly will be acted lu vaudeville if accepted. by llr Kane, Helen Evily and Kate Morgan.
 Harmon Nac'rueor, who recently retu-urF from EHroEe after an ab- seuce UI two yU.gs ma-.s1 E.s return to the native stage as a member of a newly formed repertoire company at the Kings Theatre In St. Louis where he will have a lI.II. ut l..t lt artistic associates, which WIi -t.u-H Wilton Lackaye, Florence Roberts and other artists who are at present eu. god in playing 'Elsi,ng s.-g e-T aen.e.
 Ian Maclareu, now appearing at Wal lacks Theatre ln \.W York Iu tue Barker productions .f "Nr... I.. end the Lion and 'A M lguuuer Nights Dream. ls Co appear H--n iI.s cone paIy during che sr-ugr .u 1ao .r k performances of 'Jgls.u.a .n l-r..gs.' 10 "Troian Women" and "-N!.H.tas. al of which are to be done iu -.w Nor. and elsewhere A.r l..U. ..... .s ltI. n Margaret Anrliu lust .su E.i.n she appeared at the Greek Theatre, Der kelley Cal.
 Gilbert White. an Am-rtear painter. has exhibited at the school ut Applied Design in New York gf I'D of L..lt- iuEs which constitute what he aptly terms 'the rehearsal oL g. picture. Ac- cordIng to AIr White painting, be- fore completed uL-,r--es the same treatment as does play witch pro- cuclng company. Tn t.a gallery hl has a series of preliminary studies, representing the picture from the first sketch Go Ats completion. and tHi7 he declares, is the artistic heaTsal'
 Rupert Harvey i.e brilliant young English actor who has eagaycl the leading role in "lIilCstuucs' this sea son, IS the youngest of the leading men imported to delight American au- diences. Mir. Harvey has barely begun to see his teens in the dim past, and his first American tour which hos en- braced the principal cities Of tha tui.cd States, has been marked by signal suc- cess as actor and lecturer He hl7 done much to stimulate interest in the standard drama by his lectures on the playwrlghts and their works
 "Au roads lead to San Tranclscol' The Pacific Coast is at present tho central point of interest in matters theatrical and musical In keeping with the new spirit Hugh lt Iartuu" " a newspaper man of e-p0r.tur" and intelligence has been placed in editorial charge of the bright theatrical weekly "The san Francisco Roundor" which is the representative periodical of thl Pacific Coast Hc has written bril- nantly of the stage in Columbus, Chi- Cago st. Louis, Los Angeles and his present habitat
 If ambitious playwrights have rea comedy, suitable for an artiste of Mar guerite Skirvius talents, he can 1nd a ready market for it. Miss Skirvir holds to the theory that the best way to test a play is to present it before a discriminating stock audience. and if they pass it favorably. four-ffths Of It's success before a Metropolitan que dIence ig assured Therefore she he undertaken to present a group Of new American plays with the company now PRETTY GIRL SPY TRIED