The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-08-07
THINGS

Rosina volses will return from Europe
about September 1.
Joseph Haworth is engaged In writing
4 book.
Ullie Akerstrom will open her season
In Columbus, o., August 80.
Dan Sully will open season In 1.-THE
Millionaire" at Salamanca, N. Y, Au-
gust ~.
Frank willard has been engaged by
Louis Aldrich for ''The Editor"
Miss Katherine Treat has been en-
gagged for Dan Sully's millionaire"
George Barnum has been especially
engaged for the character parts in
Lotta's repertoire.
William Haworth has ueen engaged
Wilke in. THE Vagabond."
Nine. Janauschek has o new play
,alled "By Order of the Car" in which
She will appear the coming season. .
The Hanlons' next big spectacular
production mot yot named) will see the
light of day on September %.
Marguerite Fish has been engaged for
Taggs, in "Tho County Fair" at tho
Onion Square Thcater.
Shenandoah" Is now in its ninth
week at McVickcr's Thcater, Chicago,
and is still packing the thcater at every
performance.
Edwin Booth is suffering from o nerv-
Gus affection of the knees that fails to
yield to skilled medical treatment.
William Haworth has about completed
his new war play, "The Ensign" 1t
will be produced during tho winter.
W. j. Ferguson has given up his part
in "Dr. Bill" and signed n three years.
contract with Richard Mansfield.
w. r. Ogden has written a comedy
called "IIorse and Horse" which he will
produce during the winter.
1t is more than probable that Joseph
Haworth and Carrie Turner will again
be joint stars. This timc it will be in
''Thc Mask Of Life" a.,
Louise Galloway, a clever Western
soubrcttc, has been engaged by Man.
agcr Strcbig for the Adah Richmond
Burlesque Company.
w, A. Brady has made Mark Murphy
(of Murray and Murphy an offer Of tho
leading comedy role in the spectacle
'Bottom of the Sea"
Monroe's Celebrities Is to be one Of
the farce-comedy organizations Of 1901
o.. George W. and r. b. Monroe will
be the proprictors.
II. p. Lonsdalo has been engaged by
M. b. Leavitt as manager Of the new
Broadway Thcater, Denver, In place Of
W. II. Morton, resigned.
Kcllar, tho wcll-known magician, is
in Paris, tho guest of n friend. Thence
he goes to st. Petersburg, and thence
to London for q short stay.
One Of the burlcsquc novelties for tho
coming season will be the production OF
q clever travesty on the opera of Gar
men," in which Corinne will be seen in
the title role.
Annie Bell, supported by the Edwin
Lawrence Dramatic Company, will pro-
ducc "Mastcr and Scrf," "Tho Dead
Heart" and THE Iron Master" the COM
ing season.
Grant Parish has been engaged as bus.
mess manager by Lydia Thompson.
Miss Thompson will play the part of a
d~ancing-girl in her new farce comedy.
EHe Ellsler's next season will open at
Newburg, N. Y, September 3. Tho new
comedy by j. B. Runyon called miss
Manning will be played, also 1.-The
G~ovcrnness."
Mrs. Herbert Kelley Caroline Hill)
has been engaged to create q part in
Reckless Temple" the play in which
Maurice Barrymore is to star, and which
opens at the Standard Theater Oct. 10,
Among tho ladies engaged for Paul
Potter and Harry Hamlin's farce ccme-
dy, 1.-The Fakir," next season, are
jeanette St. Henry, Mollic Sherwood,
Annie Sutherland, Jennie Eddie, Nor
ma st. Clair, Helen Orleans and Kate
Williams.
jerome K. Jerome, tho now success
full English dramatist and novelist, is
but a young man. Five years ago he
was going the rounds Of tho London
publishers trying to get his book, ION
the StaGo-and or" on the market.