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DOINGS IN N_ STAGELAND MANAGERS | PREPARING FOR A LIVELY SEASON. Madame Nazimova Will Open the New Shubert Theatre in New York--Henry Marsh, Old-Time Minstrel Dying on Lohg land, N.Y. Joseph Weber will have ies presenting 'The son, Joseph M. signed S. Mil- ler Kent to appear in a new farce by F. E. Dunn, entitled "A Dry Town." Mre. Stuart Robkon is a member of Sidney Drew's company, which opened at Daly's New York Theatre in "Bil ly" on Monday last. Joseph Weber h agement of Miss ford, who will continue in Butterfly" next weason Adelaide Thurston has secured "C trary Mary,"" by Mary Ellis Baker, thor of "Mary June's Pa," in which Henry FE. Dixey scored the greatest success of his career, Janet Dunbar will be David Héld's leading woman, next season, "The ' Music Master." Mr, opens his season at Richmond, September 30th. Willis P. Sweatman will return vaudeville next season. He ha several offers for the legrtimate pressing from Cohen and "Minstrels, but prefers vaudeville The Shuberts an early pro duction of Persian Prince with Ivries Greenbank music by with tional pusie Horne. comedy necess' in land Lieber & (lo, Farnum in "Cameo WNirby," ington-Wilson play Nat Goodwin last kin will be one support, and the thé Pacific coast Speaking editorially of the theatrical outlook the Dramatic Mirror says "That managers preparing for one of the most lively in ths history of the is apparent from the carried by the Mirror Miss Olga Nethersole Europe, will inaugurage tinental American tour when she will appear in plays, including "Saphe," ond Mrs, Tanqueray," "The the Wall," and a new play with the labor stion, George M, Cohan's new music written for Raymond Hitcheock, been rechristened "The Man From Broadway." It in rehearsal will open next month with Raymond Hitchcock, flora Zabelle, Lieb, Stanley Ford, Scott Welch Iran ces Gordon in the big cast. "The Wizard" is the title new musical production in which Samuel Bernard will play under the Shubert's management this The book of the pigee is Manners, the lyrics are B. Smith, and the is by Julian Edwards To the chain of Shubert theatres during the past week have been added the Masonic and Avenue Theatres in Louisville. In connection with Ander- son and Ziegler, the Shuberts already control the Mary Anderson Theatre the same city. Lew Dockstader James H. Decker,, to management, in the houses for, a term of years er is manager of the Shubert's book ing department, and used to conduct the Primrose and Dockstader minstrel tours, "A BON Six compan- Climax," next sea- Gaites has sumed the man- Van Siudde The Golden Grace War in Warfield Va., on to had and a one Harris' announce "The hy Perey Sidoey Jones, by Marie n big and addi I'he proved Eng end out Dustin the Tark tried by unre to which was season. Menee Ran of the actors in his tour will extend to are and varied seasons Amerienn theatre Gotes of purpose nowadays, who is her transcon in October, a cycle "The Writir dealing now in que play had is and Lora and of "the oS season bye Hartley by Robert music in has contracted with appear under Shubert play Mr. Deck his Fool Browne's There Was," play, Porter Emer which Frederic produced © at the Liberty Theatre last spring, with Robert Hil liard in the chief role, will shortly be presented in London with Herbert Sleath, Mi IAL Jeffries and Miss Violet Van Burgh in the cast. J. FE. Dodson, the star House Next Door," cesses of 1909, 3 of theatrical art in already published a art of "Make-up, and. ha nearly ready for the pre a work on the "Psychology of Character Acting." Charles Cherry, the English will begin hi eason early next in "The Bachelor," which wa produced at the Maxine Elliots tre last pring. 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Ralph Stuart, who will play one of | the principal roles in Channing Pol- | lock's new comedy, "Sucka Little Queen," which opens in New York at] the Hackett Theatre, on August 30th, enjoys the distinction of having played | principal parts in New York any other contemporaneous ac- Mr. Stuart has a repertoire of than hundred. Far removed from the footlights, Henry Marsh, old-time minstrel, show "costumer and collector and auth- ority on antiqugs, is bravely waiting | the last curtain call at hiz home, in Third street, Woodside, Long Is land. He has been ill from dropsy for the last six weeks. Among the originators of the old-time . minstrel shows Years Mr, Marsh was at times associat. ed with Tony Hart, Primrose, West, Barlow and Tony Pastor. Nazimova, who is now resting at her country place in Portchester, N.Y. is studying her three hundredth role. She said to have a repertoire larger than foreign artist, Eugene. Walter a druma for the Russian scenario of which will be Shuberts by the mid As previously an Nazimova will open in New York, after her, more than tor. mor four man, Ago, in any at work on actress, the delivered to the dle of next 'month Madame Shubert Theatre to be named 1s noun ed, the new which i Juntiary. in Happened Before. Chicago N3 ws, Women of KE century wore ers once travelled with gland in the eighteenth e hats. Samuel Rog- to Ranclagh in the a woman who was on a the account of the her headdress all for in her ame ff coach compelled to sit floor the coach on inconvenient height of Hannah More, who wa plicity in costume, writes that she has seen women wearing their heads "an acre and a half of shrubbery, besides slopes, grass plats, tulip beds, clumps peonies, kitchen and greenhouses." The credit thi given, to Gar appeared one night the of vegetables on his suspended from each confusion of stool on ol sim diary gardens of killing rick. 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