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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1911

Page

31

Lattice Rebel expands to four act war drama with Farnum

Ustin Farnum and Edward Peple celebrate the success of The Lattice Rebel a Chase's week sketch. They plan a four act war drama with Farnum as a Federal colonel next fall while Ceple writes the new play.

Ustin Farnum Edward Peple Mr. Farnum Chase Ceple Washington Farnum New York Chase's

Practical Psychology course offered for self development

Ambitious individuals are urged to enroll in David's Practical Psychology course. It promises powerful self development through subjects like strength of power, self-confidence, memory, concentration, and the law of suggestion. The program includes 25 comprehensive lectures and aims to enhance career and social life. Apply in person at Baoud's School of Practical Psychology 1622 St. N. W. Phone N. 1130.

David Baoud's School of Practical Psychology ST. N. W Phono Hows Ta m. Tod P

What is a faun in myth and modern theater

William Faversham discusses the elusive nature of the faun and how to imagine this sylvan deity when brought into modern life. He recalls an Italy trip with Edward Knoblauch to study fauns, noting varied depictions from nude pipe players to horned goat-foot figures and Roman rural origins.

William Faversham Zoological Gardens Edward Knoblauch Italy Hawthorne Donatello Kroblauch Faun

Cable Unique on Stage His Own Author and Star

Richard Carle stands as a multi talented American stage figure author composer lyricist stage manager dancer instructor star comedian and producer He writes his own plays supplies much of the music arranges dances prepares scenery sketches and draws royalties while sharing profits as manager Born in Somerville Massachusetts he began at16 frequenting Boston’s Howard Athenaeum and rose through plays to London and Broadway with hits like The Tenderfoot The Mayor of Tokyo and Jumping Jupiter His latest Chicago run lasted twelve weeks

Richard Carle Carle Somerville Mass Hoston Old Howard Athenaeum Boston Carte Peter F. Datley New York George W. Lederer London Bohemia America Mam'selle Awkins Tenderfoot Zachery Pettibone Tokyo Chicago

Last of the Gladiators to Open at Columbia Theater

Georgetown University rehearsals in progress for The Last of the Gladiators a modern miracle play by Rev John D McCarthy to be staged next Tuesday at the Columbia Theater. Edmund A Walsh directs with Ambrose Telemachus and Theodosius roles filled by Stephen W Carroll John Crosby and Johnny Power among a large student cast. Proceeds go to St Rose Technical School California Ave and Phelps Place.

TWA Georgetown University Columbia Theater Washington John D. McCarthy New York Edmund A. Walsh S. 3 Georgetown Milan Ambrose Telemachus Thessalonica Theodosius Rome Asia Honorius Honoriue Coliseum St.Aloysius Stephen W. Carroll Buffalo N. Y John Crosby Wisconsin Crosby Chester Playwell Robert Lamberton OU City Glabrio Falstaff Johny Power Montana Om Smith Leonard Brosseau Louis Haggerty Roscoe Ridgway Henry B. Harris Elsie Ferguson Dolly Madison Charles Niadlinger Ee Ceri T_T Georgetown University Dramatic Association St. Rose's Technical School Droop’s Columbia

Dolly Madison and Chevalier Bring Stage Action Theaters

The Columbia will present Dolly Madison with Elise Ferguson in the title role a week from tomorrow night. Also on tour Albert Chevalier stars in Daddy Duford at the Belfast Be lasco next week. Seven Days remains big in Washington and national tours feature Santo Man with Dan Burke. The National Philharmonic Society presents Mahler in New York style a Tuesday concert at National Theater. Academy readies No Mother to Guide Her for the week of March 6.

Mme. Tetrazzini Belasco Musiec Aaron Burr Elsie Ferguson Dolly Madison Orme Caldara Columbia Players Helen Ware Columbia Charles Wirdlinger Henry B. Haffin Elise Ferguson Thomas Jefferson James Madison Pinckney Albert Chevalier Daddy Duford Chevalier Lechmere Worrall Mr. Chevalier Dufard Astor Theater New York Washington Chase Frank Keenan Jack Rance Be- Jascd Golden West National—Philharmonic Society The Philharmonic Society of New York National Theater Gustav Mahler Academy Lillian Mortimer

BelascoStage Card Pairs Abott with Bispham for March 9

Miss Bessie Abott and David Bispham join a Belasco drawing card on March 9, amid a season fueled by Abott’s prominence in public prints. Isadora Duncan performs a Washington program with the New York Symphony Orchestra on March 7 under T Arthur Smith in a notable terpsichorean event.

Bessie Abott David Bispham Miss Abott Signor Mascagni Isadora Duncan New York Symphony Orchestra Washington Miss Duncan T. Arthur Smith Isadora Walter Duncan—Damrosch N. Y. Symphony Orchestra Anna Pavlova Mikall Mordkin Imperial Russian Ballet and Orchestra Bessia Abott David Bisphamau Beinsee Theater

Becky Sharp Dramatized by Langdon Mitchell Fans Fiske Revival

A historical recap of Becky Sharp the stage adaptation by Langdon Mitchell from Thackeray's Vanity Fair. It details the 1890s production by Mr and Mrs Fiske, notable performances by Mrs Fiske Maurice Barrymore and Augustus Cook, the Duchess of Richmond ball scene, tours to Washington and other cities, and later revivals at the Manhattan with John Mason George Arliss and Frank McIntyre as the cast.

Witt Thackeray Becky Sharp Langdon Mitchell Thackeray Vanity Fair Ms Hand Wiske Marquis of Washington iSke Becky Vlew Fiske

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