| Show STAGE ECHOES Harry Corson Clarke has opened his coast tour and his That Happened to Jones is being greeted by very prosperous pros-perous business Miss Lulu Boyer who has made several i sev-eral pleasant impressions of late in amateur 1 am-ateur theatricals will have a leading I part with The Cotton King company which plays at the theatre dUring conference con-ference George E Blair and L A Cummings have the two leading male 1 Darts Henry Millers support contains many notable names In the list are Mabel Bert an excellent actress Elsie Leslie I once the star of The Prince and Pau I per company Arthdr Elliot Augustus 1 Cook well remembered as the Napoleon Napo-leon in Sans Gene Leslie Allen foth er of Viola Allen Margaret Dale and Laura Clement the latter the original Shen when that play was causing a furor all over the country Should Frank Daniels take his company com-pany to Australia at the close of the present season as he now thinks quite i likely he will stop at Honolulu for a i weeks engagement and on his return trip play one week in lnnna Therumor comes from the WEst j s where Miss Lucille La Verne formerly vithclay Clement is playing the leads for Frawley that this clover little woman wo-man is to star next season I 1 1 The first night of the Alice Xeilson t company occurred in Toronto Canada and the new opera The Fortune Tell e erg was gen a great sendoff The j New York production ciCcurs soonA letter from Miss Claire Clawson to a friend here states that she had been j permitted to inspect Jennie HawleY5 I dresses and that they were sImply stunning The WardeKidderJames company has opened its season and is due in New j York soon when we shall hear what w > shall hear Viola Allen will open in The Christian Chris-tian in Washington tomorrow night Hall Caine the author will be present |
