RARE July 31, 1912 New York Dramatic Mirror with Della Clarke cover

RARE July 31, 1912 NEW YORK DRAMATIC MIRROR with cover of Billie Burke. Features on Studying the Public; A Poor Play and a Good Sermon; Grafting in Opera; Be Decent! Priscilla Knowles and Her Unprecedented Record in Stock with photo of Priscilla Knowles; Literary Drama by Charlton Andrews; Weber and Fields Continue Contract Partnership; Belasco Bans Billboards; Anna Cleveland Still an Aviatrix; Liebler Plans per George Tyler on "The Daughter of Heaven" with Basil Gill... Madame Simone in new Louis Parker comedy...Robert Loraine in "September in Man," and more; Stage Hands May Strike; George Browson-Howard Serious Playwright His Aims Lie Beyond "The Passing Show if 1912" with photo of Bronson-Howard; Florence Lawrence Famous Picture Star with photo of Miss Lawrence in "The Slavey," PHOTOS of Francine Larrimore; Luna Park Coney Island; Lila Rhodes and Josephine Costigan on horseback; Elsie Rizer, Lydia Knott, Jessie Carter with Ainsworth Arnold; Mrs. Jerry Cohan at Monroe, NY; Violet Dale with 4 paragraphs of text; "Passing Show if 1912" scene; Trixie Friganza; Charles Ross; Edna Baker; 3 of Ann Swinburne with column of text; head shot of Della Pringle, head shot of J. H. Gilmour; Blanche Hall with 10 lines of text; Gert Dallas; Salamanca NY Andrews Theatre entrance; Miriam Nesbitt; Victor's "Not Like Other Girls" with Flow Lawrence and Owen Moore; Thanhouser's "Cousins" with the Thanhouser Twins; Thanhouser's "Baby Hands" with Gene Darnell, James Cruze; John Steppling; Paul Scardon; Chas Eldridge; Essanay's "The Twins" with Lily Branscombe, John Steppling; REVIEWS OF THE WEEK on "Taming of the Shrew: by Shakespeare at Columbia University by Coburn Players...Chas Cobuirn delightfully volatile personage...Mrs. Coburn though always acceptable failed to convey genuineness...Eleanor Flowers sweetly effective ingenue; "Charity Girl" at Chicago Studebaker...highly popular musical comedy...Ralph Herz unctuously played, he carried the burden...Blossom Seeley made a hit...Frank Fink equally successful; "Putting One Over" produced by John Doyle at Proctor's...Doyle did some clever character acting...Marion Willard showed ability...Harry Hugenot confusing; "Nathan the Wise" by Howard Kyle Players at New York University...Mr. Kyle gave a persuasive performance...Grace Fisher made a charming personage...Ethel Huyler Gray equally effective...Chas Fleming acceptable; NEWS ITEMS on 4 paragraphs on George Bacon; " column on Railway Rates Kill Certain Stage Territory per Marc Klaw; A. G. Delamater Busy Season with Wm Hawtrey, Harrington Reynolds; Margaret Greene for "Ready Money," under H. H. Frazee; column and a half on Adelaide Prince; Edith Ellis prepared musical version of Seven Sisters," Elsie Ferguson studying singing in France; Mizzi Hajos finishes long tour with "The Spring Maid" now to Europe; Della Clarke to produce her play, "White Squaw" in England; Ethel Kirk last season prima donna of "the Heart Breakers" now cabaret feature at the White City in Chicago; Grace Livington Furniss and siblings secure order for Margaret Zimmerman and Clementine Furniss to give accounting of Wm Ponsonby Furniss' $40 million estate; American Women's Bad Taste per Italian Costumer Emma Francesconi; Nat Goodwin and Flo Roberts not on speaking terms after Hotel Alexandria LA incident; Mae La Port Stock successful Zanesville season; Marguerite Starr opportunity in "Mary Jane's Pa," Helen Ware at Elitch's Denver; Catherin Countiss praise in "The Thief," Ada Dwyer ovation in Salt Lake; Mae Desmond met with immediate favor in Niagara Falls; DATES AHEAD SECTION LISTINGS fo Jack Barrymore, Gilmor Brown, May Robson, and hundreds more; MOTION PICTURES SECTION items on Wm Fox vs. General Film Suit; Mr. Frank Dyer of Edison on copyrights; Essanay congratulated on New Art Garden Wall at Chicago Studio; Edwin August now with Lubin; Vitagraph Governor Woodrow Wilson Special; Rex De Rosselli of Selig in Canon City CO stabbed while filming; Frances Ne Moyer in Maine under direction of A. D. Hoteling for "the Smuggler's Daughter," 20 lines on John Steppling; 10 lines on Lily Branscombe; 10 lines ... read more