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that cilF ~ August
4 = Graham the comedian and bis
wife Mamie CrrbI are spend as tle sum-
meI a. Eeho Farm. \ ID
Sir Frank Mayo is reviung The Three
Gaarismen and sHl alternate Nlth
+N0Ideek the coming season
The Ala Nofman opera Company open
their LeEf seas0n August ~ Miss Alice
Harrison Wl. be nesnpeF Of the COM
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Nancy & Cos the greatest success u
Alsusuu uAlgs last season wlii br well
protuced on the road b. Arthur kehan IS
company.
Tom Blossom iu May Blossom viii be
plaged fn- coming season by otis Turner
eno rejoices la the sobuquet "b-n
MaElnley. Jr
Herr scaria. .he eminent basso. who sang
az the last Waguerian festival 81 bsyreutn
and twice visited America With German
orera companies. is dead.
Mr B5gd Putnam will play Juvenile roles
at tle Boston Museum. The dramatic
paper are saying that he bears a striking
resemhlance ID Nat Good sIn.
Mr Ben Teal has been specially engaged
te superntend The production ut William
GA.eties play. Held 1y tAe Enemy, al
lAe Madisoa square Theatre.
Mss Helen uauvuy sails from Liverpool
for New York on August "a 10 prepare tor
her ior booming tour iu zone oi oar Girls,
which begins September =. I'D Boston.
Evans and Hoey have engaged for tneir
company the coming season Miss Minnie
French. Nav Hamilton, Annie johnson.
David Hart Wan. 0ui0ers0n and Morrison
Waite.
J. B. P0lk's company the coming season
Will include amongst others Alexander
Vincent Milton Rnnf0rth, Julia Polk.
Fgnny D. Rouse, Fannie Bert and Mamie
Golfer.
A great minstrel company is being organ
lied by Mr.. DOckstader, late OF the Carn-
cross miustres, in Philadelphia, 10 perma-
nently occupy the Comedy Theatre. New
York, now re-christened "Dockstader's."
Joseph Jefferson. adhering to a custom he
has followed of late will play but few
weeks next season. lie has arranged to I'LL
a short engagement at the Star Theatre IN
November.
Mr. Alfred Bowler SAYS that the statement
that Annie Pix ey viii cancel all her en-
gasements for next season and retire from
the stage, because Oi the death OF her little
son, Is premature
Sol Smith Russell has magnificent block
of stores in Minneapolis and is building
another this Summer. He will arrive IN
Grand Rapids next Tuesday evening and
be the guest of Manager Berger for d couple
OF days.
Thomas ". Keene, the tragedian, is en-
ioying life at the Atlantic Highlands of
New Jersey. He owns a handsome yacht
and sails the ocean blue, Rapidly acquiring
an Othello hue. Mr.. keene Is now called
the skipper OF the Nayesink."
LOudOn and IS arranging preiminaries for
the Patu concerts. The Diva, besides her
solos will be heard and seen in conjunc-
tiOn with M0e. Scalchi, IN scenes from
"Semiramide, Martha and Faust
Henri Wertheimer is TO manage Minnie
Maddern next season The young actress
is spending The summer months at Larch-
mont. on the sound sac l. a seEl0Gs
churchw0man, aud her professional ser
vices were recently donated to and the build
ing fund OF the new Catholic Church at
Mamsraneck
Lillian Lewis stars next season in "Oi-
ette, opening Sept. Is IN Syracuse, y. \.
She has had an entire new second act
written, and will appear in "SAppho
dress, which Is likely 10 create a sensation.
During the play Miss Lewis will tight a
duel with foils. and Is now taking fencing
lessons from Capt. Alfred Thompson.
The company which is TO support Sol
Smith Russell under the management of
Fred O. Berger, Will consist of Miss Matte
Ferguson, Miss Emily Bancker, Miss Nir-
gina Nelson, Miss Emma Hagger, Messrs.
Ere erick Percy, Albert H. Warren, Fred
Ham, Frank LawtOn and G. Van Euen. The
company 20 20 Minneapolis for rehearsals
ana begin their tour at Eau Claire, Wis,
August n