Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-21
TIE SEASON OPENS
crarAn GOES UP ON The
IKE Vsosa o's STAGE FOR ies2'es.
r,.ed with Enthes,ssm over
New ,,,.,. squadron -. Announce
'H' -, Of Play. aud Players.

AlTeao e'. az Nv james W. Harkin's White
been ~, ~ ~ a beautiful and patriotic drama
sls'~. eta II was first presented at the
u 'D MI. Street Theatre, with Robert
loal' lou h the leading ROE, on the evening
hiisl' , a. end has continued 10 draw
imuie,,'sS,, ~ now play that Is attracting con-
mv.siie stiennon q the terse comedy,
tleI'ft,os r.n the author OF which was
W Klein. This piece had It's nrst
Cisf'es, ,.on Al the Boston Museum some
& me story Is clean. bright. ana
CAV ~ ., with moments OF uLiorced seh'i-
,sat snd pathos
rposF WHO 90 II LATE.
,-os,os =. Dunlop. in his last issue
AI' H. e., Mars. submits the following
g w. tbfatre-maDager and others inter-
go "a reflected upon;
Ctegtc Lslit Of coming INTO theatre
~. c5r.ain Is up and disturbing the
-. '.~5.ence IN getting properly seated
80. The other and moro Migrant
~ II individual richts--eetting mp
N,tasinc Tor the doors neiofe the cur
r.... down on the last taoieau-is also
tau - raero may be and very often
'N.''s ,,clt reasons for some people beng
s. SUI ,s,g help hut think. however, II
D. 80 stringent rules enforced pro-
ann ore going or being shown 10 q
It.l, tbo curtain isup there would be
tA Ei,nr oe Of this nuisance. The DIS
sa. ,.faficndants, properly exercised, rs
CEN. ,... ,,euaahle, but a w6ll-kuown
O.'' t.,,ed tv the police, II necessary,
ok adyantageously oil around,
v.-. no come late would know De-
.,,o That they must stand until the
ii'ftte fret act. As for the person
G. te,.r. 90 shuttle into his or ner wraps
-stse most telling lines OF the piece,
Eft, ~ the middle OF the ,eTand
a.lut no adequate punishment
N..s itseif This because the annoy
%. en- GREAT, and because there IL
rah.e excuse for Il. l have seen
..+ women, who have the outward ap-
49, n gentlemen and ladies. get up
900 Stampede as # there we've tire and
I1nI them iounging in the lobby
I..-f3 SEE the celebrities pass. The
80 rei ont first Is apparently one OF
..-.5gs freaks Of human nature that
- mem to lump from the moving train
- e. m, icrry-boat before j. gets TO the
%, because they are IN any special
rrt merely 20 get there. Eli"
a.,t upon the great majority of play
-. .5 .po.l their full appreciation, II
destroy their understanding OF the
=. Itis matter is 40 palpably outside
i.,.u-.I, o' good sense and the most or
90. ,z.rc.so Of the reasoning faculties
-, remedy is not TO DO readily sug-
..el'
v- Thomas ". Keene ls rehearsing for
,.gr which begins at Johnstown. Pa,
t...,.trr Isl. HIS repertoire Will con-
.s"T.rtard III. ~ " Hamlet "Otbel-
W.. >r,...s. '" LOUIS XII. - and Richie
=" N, hrene las surrounded himself
am a very Competent company. elabo-
,.t.Iy co,.umed. and the stage parapher-
,r.. paauo, boz duplicated IN any country.
!, wl. give great scenic produc-
IN a. Richard H. when he reaches
cincinnati, aud when ne comes to New
N-yaftra u.On-Square Theatre, magni-
f.ltsc. u.c productions Will be presented
ioIof t.clari ILL.," ana Louis AI.h In
r.rlr A'r. heeue lives IN palatial homo
!, gs,a.r.u Corners, on Staten Island.
l. Nav lark harbOr Ii Is q colonial man
sr h1i; long before the Revolution,
81 urums time occupied by Washing
g.. N- necre has largely added TO the
,.r-e.-rr. tie wing he loves most being
l.hn-ary. Tor he IL a studious man. and
Afrmtta profession has as well-stocked
10. Ives ne he He Will be managed
V season by Sir. W. +. Dickson.
HrTCgS FROM ABROAD.
Avor- the passengers who arrived on
4. tro.l inner IL Champagne from Paris
l.. We, were Alexander Salvini and
Manager 81. ST.. Milkison, who returned
fan ln extended tour Of England. France,
al la.y Their trip combined business
yf'n pleasure In London thew were BAN
tu.isi ty Henry Irving and Miss Terry,
w.. the guests of Nine. Patti for a few
o.. 90 her Cralg-y-NOs Castle, spent q
80 Oh the elder Salyini at his villa ON
a. lills Of Friesole, near Florence, and IN
la. were entertained by Coquelin. Of the
Ccmet,e Franchise. They brought back
l-.e ,lylice Of armJr aud costumes for
is,r1r-ntic plays of Salyinis present re-
. and the sketches for the entire
i. suction for the new romantic play,
TIE Heir of Grammont.' which be pro-
tgt. later IN the season. and which viii
J. gwen It's initial production in New
lGE.
Eand Mrs. stuart Robson have not yet
ts1uei from their European tour, and
H. William Il. Hayden, their clever man.
tg.r ,s set at his villa on the jersey
highlands.
AOIaEssEs WHO Welded NoDLEMEN.
Marriages between actresses and men,
T.. oi British peerage. writes we'll
it.Nu critic. are by DO means uncommon.
lsvlu feuton. who played Polly Peaehum
O. .Yias Inn Fields at "A salary OF thirty
0 .rt- week, retired from the stage
O. ..1 the auspices of the Duke of Bolton,
~. rI.i her on the death OF his wife.
l4l Mellon. who first appeared as
ia far stsnH r.
Cl.ts tle banker III 1915. who died leaving
b. over 4,1.OJ0 year. In 1927 she married
g. llAe oi ST. Adams. Auastasia Rob
!s..l. au opera and concert singer,
IGL,l the Earl Of Peterborough III
IT, Elizabeth Farran became Countess
G. Derby 10 1881. Louise Brunton mar
- iae lari Of Craven IN 1868. Nara
lc.to became Countess Of Harrington
Katharine stephens in 1888 welded
g. tlll o.. Essex. who was So years OF age.
--y io..on, Who first appeared Is Polly
Ia.uu ia 1906. married Edward, Lord
ILUr1w. IN 1918. Elizabeth O'AeIll,
louise N9riaunt, Miss Robinson, Miss
t.l-der-. Suseunah Patton. Camille Du-
base. aud Kate Vaughan are among those
harmed Mere bNoDets. honorabies,n or
Eager soIs The case of Belle Billion
t-i |lsc-unt DuniO IL 50 recent that
I'D ladv record IL. Then there Is Miss
J. -y Tester, who not long ago married
y. MARQUIS Of Ailcsbury, and sweet Con-
o. MO las become the Countess OF Ork-
10y.
WILL DAILY WITH sHAKsPEAEE.
lae women who. according TO reports.
~ daily with Shakespeare during the sea-
z. Gs Minna Gale. julia Msrlowe, Hor-
tee hAea. Helena Modjeska, Marie Pres.
tit. and francesca Janausehek. and of
y s,erner Sex Dom Keene, the best
1,'aari III. OF modern times. Charles B.
ha..a;d aud CLAY Clement. two new
VA,r. Will also use the Bard of Avon, and
. WI Tie rObustiOus Robert Downing.
vile Wilson Barrett will probably lay
tiasupIlc stress on the immortal William
RE- tlc lccustomed boiling hot potatoes
u as mouth. Mr.. Booths retirement IS
'--.' end % looks as II IL would be bad
!ta fD- Shakespeare.
tamDer Oi printing firms IN New York
- p n11c a specially of preparing ma
Is'lsi ier theatrical companies have formed
'n nation for mutual protection.
4-,'r lfus have decided that they Will do
business with man who owes one of
s.1f humber auy money. All the firms
ss'e agreed 10 keep one another informed
" sls managers who are in their debt.
lLv Ire real novelty Of the New York
tts-ou vas brought out at the Miner
iiiit.A-A'euue Theatre on Monday last by
.i.l11-ci Charles FrOhman, Jr. IL is
,ssi.d Settled Out Of Court" and il IS
~ latest OF the Bison farcical comedies
y c-l-,.-'ed from the French by William
SPECIALLY noNoEED FANNY.
sAee her return from Europe Dainty
.all} hlce has been enioying the breezes
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