The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-06
The Plays, Players and Play-Goery
Of Her Majesty's Big
City.
The Bernhardt Reported on th4
Verge Of Another Ameri-
can Tour.
CambridGe's Senior Wrangler Man, ~
Minus Quantity Compared with
Miss Fawcett.

0oDaSS ana q OI0u0.noW American pr1mA
donna are In the cast. Those who saw
Gretna Green matinised at the comedy will
probably not need to be reminded Of Tie
fact. So
Miss Clara Ivanows, who will soon APP
pear ne BiAncha ID matinee Of Fazio, is Of
Vein, she has been playing 1.-THE lead" on
various. provincial stages during the last
few years, winning much distinction in
such melodramatic parts as Miami and
Marina paolO. She has engaged Mr.. Lewis
Waller 70 impersonatc the hero in Dean
Mr.. n. Il. Mayer has commenced his
twenty second season Of French plays at
Her Majesty's theatre, with LA Lutte Pour
4 Vie, which will be the first performed.
This week is taken up with representations
Of Paris Fin du Steele, and on Monday,
June 16, Madame, Sarah Bernhardt, whose
health ie now fully restored, will appear a.
Jeanne d'Arc. At the close of her APP
preaching visit to London, Madame Sarah
tour through America and Australia.
Tho provincial tour of the Gaiety CONF
pany with the popular burlesque Of Ruy
Bias will begin at Brighton on the 18th Of
July. The principal towns in England hav-
ing been afterwards sr. visited: the company
formances at the Grand theater, Ellington.
before sailing for America.
Nerves. is the terse title given by Mr.. J.
Comyns Carr TO his version Of Les Femmes
Neryeuses brought out at the Comedy thea
M xTa .ass cnsuIuay evenlnR Messts. ~ u:
the Misses =. Larkin. Maude Miliett, Lottie
Venne and Lydia Cowell are in the cast.
The men may hide heir diminished
heads. They have been beaten by woman,
a,,i; ~ Iomaln always tnougnt 70 DO pc
~ Ua,,ys sism o s!a Inc senior WranRler
~ ~ ~ I.as year ~! Is usual, man;
. ~. ne 40 no' Wnat, ever since the examma-
..an. th ~ nas ntnerCo Doen year py
yei;r. .Me greaGesc natnematician tnat the
n "att ~ uoh.u poast. MISS r: y. raw
Saw! ~ wSe ewLa !, ~, ciasseo aoove inc
s4 oa Mfangler Inc young lady-she 10
nnt Us daughter OF the late Professor
rawo5s unoe 20 posMnastet- genera. one
a va aa Ie e. .le nlRn scIOoi, Chapman.
n ma.., nas oeen lntee YEATS ab NeWnnm. Mlss
t sh",nsey paoveu 'ne iGiiaoy OF tne assertion
c caHs So ~ mul NJ; GUulu ~ Rteat classi-
erl v;ctra -; ~ faMcetss is an even great
sa0sE.S TOT .ne taa.es. hosiaes neing suon
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wo. ~ +re.,, ~ nor cUaeEe. lnero
SotrrJn.. .uha. oI i az GaMDrloeo On
lm"un r w a;a.a, a uea mluHpn Was mace
CUES q aeMen., ana no wonder; while tho
n;,.nea .n.t saouSeo themselves noafse.
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- 'v ~ .ue Esnaa HsaEn, anu me 9encacies
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tnra bos haa,, ~ any oa.s .nea.re' ane ven
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nia aos ~, an amu H;aarvaay having com,
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oYcha~oa 49, .hs wA ", uno uentiaI
o = FROM TINS wires Will DO run to
.ho large aGse as. ana clubs: Here theatre
t tho SOY SOY VIII maze the ngure Work. When
nver III thaaHt vea wn ~ III 'np.0a.ol Ian "
~ .o :. Sne sneaCroInohs. Inc charges are 10
wbnIe 80 an ;"t ., nnIa crown bringing
GOOD noS A eram me ao of III. f..;,. u.r s.;
which Worthless concess;ons ara fo;st WY M ~
tnr. .u - III, - a.uaugr ~ sne nIie. MS
NJ Tawnred 10. ~ eD =, nlcaS compa.,
10 ,,,aI;o ~, ~ oo"s 3. WHOM commanaso
scr;hfea Z o,hstnnt;"I' s..u Sap.'"A was SUI.
wns ~'ade =, tSa ne,. paym a ON account
naarad 10 he ao;n ven s,co ahu evslSenng ap
Sonl,ts .v w. ~ hug snoo .y Wnen grave
the sccmrscv v, ~ ~ ~ ougsate cr,.acs upon
, VIC aoctusacy OF tne statements IN the
Fharemron Az s,o yaaae OF me concession.
Canada to make inquiries s and v with every ~
thsn sr 20 ssko the most favorable view
g end that iSlap n had been made.
scha, us a was nopeless 20 proceed WITH Tue
nantiw ..L ~ aL aIgsy snarenoioef peru
caJa tha ;so, Wy u uas tue nqully n9t pre-
hn,,a that tee W. " sae plosRec.as. n me
INT 49, ~ Snu sonuoIs VII! dlsgoIge ana
the sh S1 h.. money VIII DC returneus
w,nS;~.,ems.. t..t ve aereeu 20 voaun!ary
80 s....ee;' ~, IVY ut5cctots iesponslDHltieS
the publio Why = ha IN sueh case
to the loss of even a small percentage Of
their capital.
1t is pathetic to read the posthumous
fame OF Adam Lindsay Gordon. Twenty
years have passed since, reduced to dire Pc
cuniary straits, he shot himself on Brighton
beach near Melbourne. Now we are in
formed, on the authority of the circulating
Libraries, that his poetical works are lex
tremely POPULAR in the wealthy city where
he starved when alive. The Australian pub
fishers have made fortune out of the fresh
and vigorous poems that brought their au-
thor little, If any, recompense. Here is an
instance of the contemptuous indifference
with which Gordon's remarkable Gift of
open-air song was treated during his life
time. One Of the leading Australian dailies
thus noticed his bush Ballads" on thei.
first .publication:-"We have received