The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-06-16
HENRY MILLER NEXT
IN STOCK VENTURE
Will Lead Company Of Play
ers to San Francisco for
summer Engagement.
HACkETT AS %"OTHELLO"

yames X. Hackett expects to he able |
70 return to the stage in October. but
ts doctors have forbidden him to APP
near until that time. In the meantime
ne Is preparing the production Of
"Othello.' which Is TO he added to his
SNakespesrian repertoire, and will give |
him three plays to be acted next season.
He will be seen in Macbeth THE
Merry wives Of Windsor and "Othello.''
In the last play Phyllis Neilson-Terry
will play Dcsde momd. a part she acted In
the company OF Sir Herbert Tree at His
Majes,y's Theatre in London II is TO
he hoped hat Miss Terry will also have
the opportunity 10 play Lady Macbeth.
y part for which she seems to possess
every qualification.
Klaw 4 Erlanger and Henry Miller
Rave organized a company for a ten
weeks engagement AZ the Columbia
Theatre In San Francisco. to begin July
70 The company. headed by Mr.. Miller.
will include Ruth Chatterton. Hilda
srong. Bruce McRae. Alice Lindahl.
Robert Ames. Charles rrowbridge, Mrs.
Thomas whifen. Miss Marguerite ST.
John. GLADYS Wilson, Walter Connolly.
Mrs. Charles Craig, W. II. Sans and
John Findlay,
II promlses 10 he the strongest or
ganiIation tina, has gone to the Yves, IN
years. The season will open with
Hubert Henry Davies's play THE
Mollusc." preceded by a one act cur
tain raiser. in which Mrs. Thomas Whit
fen will appear. This will he followed
ny The Great Divide on August :
Ruth Chatterton will appear for the
fet time in a comedy written for her ny
A. f. Thomas. called Come Out OF the
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same name. This play will he presented
in New York in September. Other plays
will be seen during the San Francisco
engagement.
Mrs. Fiske went Yesterday to Big
Moose In the Aiirondacks. where she will
remain for the summer. Mrs. Fiske will
open her season in "Erstwhile Susan
IN Boston In September.
Molly Mcintyre. who acted in Kitty
Mackay." will he seen here next rs the
soprano IN a comic operetta called
"Claudine.'
Guy Bates Post has Just fnish-, .
''oIr ~ 1875 weeks IN Omar the Tent
Mixer" which Richard Tuily wrote Cor
tm This melodrama was acted here al
the Lyric Theatre on a bitter cold Jan
uary night three years ago. But the
weather was balmy in comparison with
The critical mood in which the play was
received.
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The soat. 10, the openin- no. rorm,nce
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Wintar Garden next Thursda, TIA, RI.
mained unsnla from the auction NJ las,
tox Office TODAY. Some are lef, in the
boxes and In the orchestra. TIE res,
ara in the balcony and will be sold a,
the regular prices
Ad, Meade. who Is anpearing in "Ka-
,in6a" a, the Lyric Theatre. will be A,
tho Allied Bazaar in the Grand Cen
trail Palace To- day and will sing seyeraI
selections in tho booth presided over nv
Margare, Nayo.
cohan, is III at the Hotel Belleclalre