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Photoplay to a First-Rate Account of Itself mmortalized by Service in veree. Maaf c>f these stories were caught at odd .=====-===.t Iraes by Mr. Service while being told t "-1 1>y Dr. Sugdeti in the old Canadian bank Iit White Horse. Ralph O'Brien, who dors a very cleves* lancing skit with Kaythryn Rahn aC Hhk V. y' 1 :he Belasco Theater this week, is a iGmcn of this city. native Amus Myrtle Stedman, who has recovered |||Hhh from serious illness, in soon to be oostar short a time, comparatively, with House Peters in a Morosco-i'ara-i ed IT fs so mount production. since Klsie Ferguson's first that the announcementappearance A cable message from London iuv* comes as a nounces that Doris Keane. in of her last appearance reached her 600th performance"Romance." reminder of how much may be In that city last week. Apparently tha in a brief career. end of the sensational run is not erven accomplished in A half-million-dollar contract for the yet sight. screen drama is the inducement Blanche Rates has decided to shelve of the "Eleven P. M." for the time for her abandonment announced '' being and has found -IS H# tomorrow night in Boston will revive speaking stage, where she "East Lynnc." Wilton Lackaye will was so many admirers. She earning "" * play Levison and Charles Hammonds for the assistance *he -MlJf is cast for Carlyle. much gratitude \l V < promised in developing plays of a more John Cort's production of "The " ' Kir. nnfiii. substantial tennency, « m-n mm I'at," the new Victor Herbert-HenryPrincess inducement hurled itself in her Blossom comic opera, has as its featured niary member. Blanche Duffield. Miss Duffield's Old Omar said something which I way. ' last appearance in this city was in the #eims to apply to the attitude of the . leading role with Wolf Hopper in the he exclaimed, "all-star" revival of the Gilbert and practical player when S the credit operas, three seasons ago. Sullivan "Take the rash and let go." j.prancis I ' oogl&y : The art of the moving picture may »t f have its limitations, hut there is no k e h s "Boys Will Be Roys" closed Its gainsaying tin potency of its box season in Albany lust w. k, flveweekand Shirley K. enabled Miss office. Fred Whitney, who was sponsor f<>r > V the production, is now thinking to leave a delightful impression v Ferguson of reviving his old of cause of her auditors ' playseriously which will many ' "" "When to follow her and observe her >' , Johnny Comes Marching Home." which was a leg success tea in the world of films. - conQuests > years ago. UjS ?£ attain Like so many actresses who "His Little Widow," a musical play eminence. Miss Ferguson has shown a Johnson of by Rida Young. William shade of indifference to the matter and William had a trial of '" '* S-hroeder, Duncan distinct enunciation. The language <, ;/ 'i ">> performance recently at Johnstown, the United States is at a disadvantage j and of Pa., will play two weeks in In being regarded as a collection The piece will have a spring with no defined ~ Pittsburgh. dialects, clearly BOLTQH ciJt'a suiiiiun i uu ill .\-w ] i,. to inspire a sense of national pride TWIN.BEDS" I of its standards In a uniform method employment. Charlotte Walker is a of definite scholarly having1 hard Jn the absence time finding a successful play. Th»« authority, models are selected at 60o»t- "Small Town Girl" failed to and and the result is often artificial. W produced by Frank Keenan at Shep Camp, Fred ITarten, Sam Henm, please Miss random p ty/ last week. after a two-week trial closed down There were moments when Conn., Stamford,George Everett, Madeline Nash, Helen last week in Miss sounded like Maude Adams in the C5t. Eley and Louise Kelley. Pittsburgh and others whenFergusonshe .yy--;:>*'-' William Anthony Maguire is to have Walker will probably go into distance. There were with a new more. In the a play produced in New York "The World of Frolics" at the sketch for thevaudeville reminisced of Fth»T Barry "VER.V shortly played of the season. last act she was auitc herself, sponta- / \ with the title "Fools." Columbia Theater, Chicago, where a remainder neous. charming and convincing. It GOOD total of 104 performances was given. ot" mimetic V* A new comedy called "Love in a In the next four weeks Louisa was nn admirable display I Pressor will have at her versatility as well as of individual E-OOif by W. Somerset Maugham, Cottage,"will Agnes Behler. with "The Frolics of recovered, A desire to employ as many ^^-1 be produced next fall by John D. the Day," was at one time with the home in Mount Vernon, Ohio tby the quality. the same P. B. came modes of speech as possible seems /ij Williams.Bijou Stock Company here. way. place Chase natural in a st;.r who is soon to from), from the shattering of an arm, quite ^\G|R,LS de and befell her while in say farewell to audible utterance as an Jefferson Angelis has been engaged Robert W. Service, poet writer, which playing element of her art. for an important role in the new and Dr. Leonard Sugden, the Alaskan 'Have a Heart" a. few weeks ago. ^ 1^ =n Garden show in New York Winternext lecturer, were friends, arid while the Messrs. Keith and Albee have offered ffg 3§» Sfe month. former wrote many of his poems around her a spring tour over their circuit, Eccentric comedy with music of the stories furnished by the latter. Dr. on which, though only occasionally style that currently appeals made "So Alice Neilson is to return to light in his lecture, "Tho Lure of Sugdeu,seen, she enjoys an unusually high Long Letty" welcome at the Belasco. opera in a musical version of "Sweet intimately describes the countryAlaska," of popularity. degree It has been denied that we are a Kitty Kellairs" to be balled "Kitty nation, hut the ease with whichmusical Darling." and dancers drift into song m comedians j , f\ implies that melody is an inherent and "Out There." a play of the war, by J universal gift. The local stock Hartley Manners, with Laurette Taylor In which begun its season so earlycompany the leading role, was produced in New has already drifted into the musical SCENE S York last week. Features stratum of its season and is expected ; PROM Wood, who is now in Photoplay to a first-rate account of itself. | Peggy playing give EJ& "The Love o' with her father. ? < "&D£ NUAG ceiu»\s)' Mike," is Movement for Better be Engene Wood, writing a comedy for Films/.The "A Poor Little Rich Girl," an CR.ANDAU.Ve next season. movement for better films is one of the adaptation from Kleannr Gates' 8taK« IAA£*)ORlE SWEET A production with Marv Pickford featured BELASCO COS MOS 3NES BEHLER. ELSE LDEC. marked tendencies in the motion picture success, GftfcVE-TY Miss SPfilUGTlME' A. H. Woods has secured for in the principal role. The story The Belasco Theater will present the a play by an English -author.productionEden reaim xnis country, accoruing 10 me Gwendolyn, a little girl rearedconcernsin musical comedy, "Very Good, Eddie." monologue. "The Man Without a E. Creville. called "The Kealist." It deduction outlined in the annual report of luxury, but neglected by her parents j try," which he has been giving: with will he next season. for social arid business duties. this tomorrow CounI given the National Board of Review of New week, beginning night, success over the Keith circuit._During Marian Robinson, Godfrey Maedonald, will be shown "The Secret of TuesdayEve," almost immediately after record runs vided he does not make love or his engagement at isewport, k. i., ne ^ .lack Newbold. Dan Richard Bennett lias "been added to York city, which has just been issued, the central character of which was to a woman before a certain date. was honored with two invitations to Reginald Williams, is to and contains many interesting" enacted Petrova. of over a year in the Princess Theater, propose GEORG^JT^oha^ Wright, Richard Allen, Clark Gaines, the cast Lew Fields assembling by Olga "Handy If he does, the fortune goes to others, visit the U. S. P. Nevada and deliver the COL-UfABlA. Thomas and appear with Imp in "Bosom Friends," statements.Henry," featuring Mr. and Mrs. Sidney New York; five months in Boston and and are before the crew and Rrombey, Harry Briggs The national committee on films for will a they, naturally, vastly monologue ship's Wheller Hoffman. Many new and Frank Mandel's comedy. Drew, be supplementary three months in Philadelphia. Anna in seeing the young man loseinterestedhis also before the officers and naval young people is affiliated with the "Wednesday Fannie Ward willattraction.be The States naval musical and dance numbersattractive"Tailor-Made Man" has such Board of Review, and tlie latter, to Orr, Arthur Alyesworth, Florence Earle, inheritance. plans, however, go of the United apprenticesthrough the phonograph; the will be included in the program. proved Nationalpictured in "The Winning of astray, for Alma falls In love with training station. sings a success in Boston that the piece may further the aims of the former, organized Thursday, Alice and Mack, Margaret Armstrong, girls, high-wirists; the pipe organJordon the for Better Brady SallyTemple"; Georgie Pierre, saves his fortune and finally Edward Everett Hale's story of the recitals and the thirteenth episode of remain there for the remainder of the Affiliated Committees Alexis Kosloff in "The L»anoer's Peril"; Mignon McGibney.
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