Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-11-25
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York engagement last night at the Re-
public Theater.
Antoinette Walker has taken the
place Of Edith Taliaferro in Mother
Carey's Chickens
Max Spiegel. who operates the Strand
Theater in New York, Is the owner OF
the "spiegel Revue Of 1917"
John Hyams and Lelis Mcintyre are
back again in vaudeville in a little mu-
steal comedy called 'Maybloom."
I, Leave 1t to Jane celebrated its one
hundredth night at the Longacre The
alter. New York. last Friday night.
A second company Of ''Mary's Ankle is
being organized IN New York to take the
road. with Eileen Poe in the principal role.
c.. F. Coghlan. son of the late
Charles Coghlan, is to have a role in
| Camille" when it is produced in New
York.
| William H. Crane is to make his
vaudeville debut shortly in play called
winter and Spring" by Thomas F.
Fallon.
Among Those Present" produced
! recently in Richmond. was enthusiast
| tically received. The leading role is
taken by Shelley Hull.
| Hobart Bosworth is to appear in
vaudeville in a play called The Sea
WOLF. founded on the story of that
| name by Jack London.
| Jane Houston, who was leading lady
with William Faversham, has Joined
Margaret Anglin's company at the Little
Theater in Philadelphia
Sam Bernard found it impossible to
| break his vaudeville contracts and will
not join Raymond Hitchcock's revue.
which discarded for production around the
| holidays.
The estate Of Henry B. Harris has pur-
an co%sdy 1hs PIPES of Pan
and the piece will continue it's indefinite
run in New York.
"Going Up opened its season last Mon
day night in Pittsburgh and will go to
Wilmington tomorrow night for another
weeks trial Ruth Donnely and Donald
Meek have the leading parts
! Joseph Hart has arranged with Edith
Tauaferro to tour the large cities in vau-
deyille for tho remainder Of the season. In
e new one.aet play entitled The White
Minnie Madden Ffske returned to the
New York stage last Monday night at
the Criterion Theater. appearing in
| Madame Sand" from the pen Of Philip
Moeller. 1t is comedy in three acts.
Among the productions planned by
William Faversham is a revival of
Shaw's Man. and Superman." with a
popular English actor in the leading
role.
Lowell Sherman and Lily Cahill have
the leading roles in Good Morning.
Rosamond." by Constance Lindsey Skim
ner. produced for the first time last week
In Atlantic City.
Alan Dale has written a play, '"The
Madonna of the Future" which will be
produced by Oliver Morosco. The play
is said to be Of sensational nature and
will have an unusually prominent cast.
Leo Dietrichstein appeared last week
in New York In THE King" a satirical
comedy on republican servility to petty
royalty. The play was originally pro-
duced in Paris some years ago.
ert Pit,sin in the role Of Billy Bolton, in
Leave 1t to Jane" Mr. Pitkin is to have
prominent role in the big organization
at the Century Theater playing Miss
Adelaide Loyenberg. who stars in the
six American dancers. is a daughter Of
Charles Lovenberg. manager Of the Keith
Albee theaters at Providence and Paw
tucket. R l. She is ranked as an &C
complished dancer.
The first performance of THE Star
Gazer" in New York. carded for last
Thursday night, had to be postponed on
account Of the illness of John Charles
Thomas. the leading man. 1t is ex-
pected to open tomorrow night
The Melting Of Molly" was produced
last. week in Albany by the Shuberts.
of stout girl who is anxious to be re-
duced before her lovers return, as he
has not seen her for some years.
son. was produced in New York last
week with a strong cast headed by Violet
Heming. It is said to be full of humor,
the theme turning on the assistance of
husband in the elopement of his young
wife and his winning her back.
The Shuberts announce that Dorothy
Donnelly will present her latest play.
''Sfx Months Option" in the Princess
Theater. New York. next Thursday night
It is three-act comedy, and was shown
for the first time in Providence last
Monday night.
Al Jolson, who has just closed season
Of fifteen months on the road in Robin
son Crusoe. Jr.." reached the home plate
at the New York Winter Garden last Mon
day. where the members Of the company
of Doing Our Bit" were conducting a re-
hearsal. which at once broke up and de-
veloped into a reception.
1t is reported from the Charles Froh-
man Company offices in New York that
50 successful has been the tour of the
organization appearing In the Barrie
plays this season that 1t has been de-
cided to make it a permanent organi-
zatton. to be known as the Barrie Play
ers.s for the purpose of presenting ex-
clusively the tabloid stage works of the
great Scotch playwright.
Girls who are going to wear bustles
this winter and would like to see how
the old-fangled hump in new-fashfoned
frilis is going to look on Miss 1917-1s
can have their curiosity satisfied in
Going Up" the new musical comedy
which. is going to furnish new delights
for the fair. sex in a lavish display of
costumes. OF course. these will be
advance styles. but the hustle effect
by Paris. IL you please-is
likely to- come in for most Of the com.