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Victor Wilson, for 'presentation - in Copen- hagen next fall. ¢ 1 rothy Tennant, of "The College Widow," is playing the leading femi- nine role of ces Cunningham in "The Stolen Story," in Boston. "The Fascinating Mr. Vanderveldt" was produced at the Garrick theatre, 26th, for the first time in the Fnelish metropolis. A new theatrical combination has Oi - MISS YVETTE SHIVELY, Oregon's famous "Western Girl," has Just inherited a fortune from an uncle in Kentucky and will leave the stage alter a brief experience as an hus: a stage career against the of her parents and was already tl ly tired of stage lite, when the reached her that her uncle. a noted turf- man of the Bluegrass district. of ticky, had died and left her a' fortune. been formed in | are Klaw and vaudeville Keith. Clara Morris, in "The of Teuth," duced at the Columbia theatre, Washington, made a tremen dous impression this week by her play- ing of a mute. M:. Frohman hopes to present Fay Davis in Londo n next season in-"The House of Mirth," put his plans depena upon the success of the piece in New York next September, Robert Mantell will open next sea- son in - New York. Among the new picces he will present will he "Timon of Athens" and *'Pericles," He will also be seen as Tago in "Othello." Two of Wagner's works reached ju- bilee figures at the Royal opera in Berlin this season. Die Meistersinger was given for the two hundredth time, and the five hundredth performance of Lohengrin took place recently 'The Prince of India." after a short losing tour, in Baltimore. In the cities visited it was not the sue cess expected. lt is said that the play will be rewritten and revived next fall and put on for a run in New York Last year Shakespearc's plays were performed in the German lancuage on onc hundred and forty-six stages, twentv-cight different plavs were giv- en, and altogether there were eight hundred and twelve performances. Arrangements have beer completed for E. H. Sothern and Julia Marlowe to appear at the New York Academy of Music for five weeks, beginning on which the principals Erlanger and several managers, mchwing B., ¥. Indiscretion closed When the stork brings the baby--and you can't nurse the [little one-- feed only » Nestle's Food It's the perfect substi- tute for mother's milk. In summer and winter, always the same, Sample (enough for 8 meals) sent free to mothers. | THE LEEMING, MILES CO., Limes, MONTREAL. actress. She wishes ugh- news Ken- | management decided to try May 28th, in'a rug of Shak spearcan nd. th il cach weck, Ronald son of the late Dr. George ry and author of "The Sword of the King," atized his latest novel, "lhe Sea- Maid," and bas arranged with Oscar Asche for the English production. Mudame Nasimoff, one of the Rue- sian players who created such a sen- ] sation in New York, bas decided to remain in America and learn English > in order to play here in that lan- guage. company. has left for "ihe 8 ilers"" will, on September 24th, in Boston, be added to the. list of dramatized novels, The stage ver- sion, which is under the direction of Paniel Frohman, will be made by the author, Rex Beach, and James Mace Arthur, Leoncavallo has signed a contract for a tour in the United States and Canada during October and November. He will be accompanied by the fam- ous orchestra of the Scala opera house, ol the maestro's own works will be Curzon and George Tyler, of Liebler & Co have arranged to pro- duce Haddon Chambers 'Sir Anthony" in the fall simultaneously in London and New York, George Edwardes has bought the "English and Amefican rights of Chambers' musical comedy, "The Flame." Charles Frobman has. arranged for an American tour for Sir Charles Wyndham and Mary" Moore, and a company'. It is planned to have them open in New York in January, and complete the engagchicnt by Easter, oppearing in "Captain Drew on Leave," "David Garrick" and a new lay ro Domino Rouge, whose identity has puzled New York and Europe for the past year, unmasked in New York this week during an engagement at Weber's music hall, and was found to be Miss Daisy Peterkin, formerly known on Proadway as La Belle Daizie. The Greek drama, "The Euripides," was given at the Ohio State University, Columbus, on April 20th. An English translation wes wed Alecestis, of story of a girl so plain that she be- comes embittered, turns anarchist; and finally dies by ber own hand in a fit of repentence; in order to from death those she most hated. el colored preachers to prevent further "The Clapsmean," in that, city, but after hearing both sides of the case, nothing in ous Roumanian actress, America next season, in English trans- lations of several of her favorite roles, supported by Among the plays in will be Wilbrandt's "Messalina," Vow' "Eva," and a new plav by Wilbrandt, her American tour. The dramatic for the small number of musical mel- anges or cocktails" as compared with the last few seasons, says the Hart- ford Courant. The produetion of the higher forms of musical comedy was also lessened for a time and one large firm that had devoted a great deal of time gnd money to that kind of business was quoted as saying that it was going in hereafter for straight plays only. Another feature of the season was the falling off in the dra- matized novels. Thirty-six plays were produced by Americans in New York from Septem ber Ist, to the present time, including two plays by Augustus Thomas, one by Clyde Fitch, one by David Belasc, one by Charles Klein, one by Edwin Milton Royle, one by Rupert Hughes, one by Edward Peple, two by George Ade, one by Henry Blossom, (ne by Channing Pollock. There were thirty nine new plays produced by George Bernard Shaw, one by Maurice Mactir linck, one by Lavedan, three by J. M. Barrie, one by Alfred Sutro, one by Paul Hervieu and one by Alfred Capus. Stephen Fiske writes in "The Sports of the Times': As an actress, Miss Terry was . created by Irving. | saw her frequently hefore she came under his ment, and she had nothing of the paturalness, the grace, the charm that afterwards made her the first of Englich actresses, For years she was devoted to him, One day | met her, weeping bitterly, at the stage door of the old Star Theatre, and asked the chuse. "Oh, Henry is so fa- tigued by the scene rehearsal !" she exclaimed, I intimated this was no business of hers, and she wpirifedly re- plied. "My business in life is to take care of Henry Irving." The old successes coplinve in Lon- don. "His House in Order' will run through the vear at the St. James. "The Little Stranger," shows no signs of diminishing attractiveness at 'the Criterion. "The Man from Blank- ley's seems to have settled down for a long run at Haymarket, "Measure for Measure," at the Adelphi. fs sure to count its admirers. by thousands during the holidays, "Allsof-a-Sudden Peggy," continues its TOUS on- reer at the DuRe of York's, and "The Little Michus," at Daly's after a holi- day, will start acain on a run which promises to be phenomenal. "THe Lit- tle Cherub" at the Prince of Wales, has been further enlivened with new | songs "and 'dances, "The Beanty of Bath," at the Aldywich, is drawing more solid money then has any wrevi- ous attraction provided by Charles Frohman, Changes are again store for the Lveeum Theatre, London, On April 21st, the house, so far ax the late management is concerned, closed its doors. It is only two Years meo that Sir Henry Irving's historic homé was acouired hy its present owners, a lim- ited econtpany, and in Décember. 1904, after havine been entirely reconstruct ed and redecorated, it was opened ac a music hall on the twice-niohtly svs- tem, This form of enternrize continn- ed for four or five months, when the the one house method! hut without snecess. The hnilding was then closed for some © save An effort was made by the combin- of Philadelphia performence of Mayor Weaver decided that there was the play that called for official action, and on this account refused to interfere. 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