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Identifier: whoswhoinmusicdr00hana (find matches)
Title: Who's who in music and drama : an encyclopedia of biography of notable men and women in music and the drama
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: Hanaford, Harry Prescott Hines, Dixie
Subjects: Theater Musicians
Publisher: New York : H.P. Hanaford
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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rthur Jones plays. Afterthe death of Mr. Daly in 1899 hetook the management of Dalys. NewYork, and the stock co. was removedto this house while he was buildingthe new Lyceum, New York, which henow dir. and owns. He was forsome time the mgr. of Mme. Mod-jeska and the American tours of Mr.& Mrs. Kendal. His activities at the• present time are restricted to the man-agement of the Lyceum, New York,and an occasional prod. Became manag-ing dir. Famous Players Film co.. 1912,presenting famous plays in picturefilms, among artists thus appearingbeing Sarah Bernhardt, James K.Hackett, James ONeill, Mrs. Fiske,Lillian Langtry, Viola Allen. Mrs.farter, Ethel Barrymore. Henry E.Dixey. William Faversham. TyronePower. Fuller Mellish. Frank Keenanand Weber & Fields. He is the eldestof the Frohman brothers, of whichCharles is a mem. Permanent address:Lyceum Theatre, New York. F HOST. Edith (Mrs. IT. Ti. Warren)— Actress. Born Beverly. Mass.; ed. Boston,Mass. Was vocal pupil of William L. m
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) Fro WHOS WHO IN MUSIC AND DRAMA Gal Whitney, at Wftiitney School, Boston,until 1906. when she went abroad tocomplete mus. ed. Studied under Van-nucini. Florence, 1906-07; Armand Ohal-let and Charles Lepers, Paris, 1907-10.During1 this period appeared in con-cert and recitals in Paris, Biarretz,San Sebastian, Lausanne and othermus. centers of Europe, returning toU. S., 1910. Made American debut asVerbena Peck, with Lew Fields in TheHenoeeks. Broadway. New York, Feb.4. 1911 afterwards in vaudeville withH. L. Warren, to whom she is mar-ried, 1911. Permanent address: 6Brown Terrace, Boston, Mass. FUJI-KO—Dancer and Pan torn! mist. Born Tokio, Japan, Apr. 15, 1883, ofJapanese and English parents: ed. inLondon. Was creator of the celebratedVampire Dance, -which was first prod.IT. S. and repeated with great successfor several seasons. Her prof, de-but was made at the Waldorf-As-toria. New York, at a benefit arrangedby Countess Spottiswood-Mackin, 1903,which was followed by a number ofsoc

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