Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-06
the attraction at Harris Theater week of

November IA.
WAX model of Mrs. Langtry, costumed
as Cleopatra, is to be fabricated for the Chi
cago Fair. A semblance of Ada Rehan in
solid silver was recently announced Tor the
same show. NexL
ELECTION returns will be received by
special wire and read from the stage Tues
day night at the Grand Opera House. There
will be an extra matinee election day; the
theater will be kept open until An.
ALWAYS Remember You're a Soldier" is
said to be a song that every man should
hear and every woman listen to, especially
as James A. Reilly sings it in his new play.
"a German Soldier" at the Grand soon.
EDWIN STEVENS, the leading comedian
from the New York Casino, is one Of the
| leading members OF Charles Frohman's
"Gloriana" company, and will no doubt re-
ceive a ronsing reception on his opening
night
"a TRIP TO CHINATOWN" will soon have its
first anniversary at the Madison Square
| Theater, New York. From a metropolitan
| standpoint. it has been the most marvel
| ously successful of all of Mr. Charles Hoyt's
| plays.
A SPECIAL effort will be made at the Du-
quesne Theater on Tuesday evening next to
have full and complete election returns
| There will be WIRE into the house and
Associated Press bulletins will be read from
| the stage.
| MANAGER HARRY DAVIS announces the fact
| that lie has made arrangements to have
placed on his stage special wire and te!e
graph operator in order to give his patrons
the complete news of the election as it pro-
| gresses on tuesday evening.
HE dudes who go to theaters and smoke
cigarettes between the acts have a new fad
| 90 - - 80 a. ., -,
~, ~ "Iie,i 81, ..e , oeIi rinss anu 'neE nafs w so
| end of the cigarette and save the rest
| CH.RtrsH n Uovr b,s yone IN bis bonoe at
| CbarIestown n IT to whoon mn tbinys no.
Iitical in that district. He has been nomi.
natea 20 the New Hampshire LEGISLATURE
anu anu VIII nlake reunoG nSht Ior tne pace
MI wniGi y, ma mas hI'nerto lone 20 a hepuoiican.
~. -; ioS y 10 d bonocia' Hfs'' ias' anu Ill 'ho
Time
NEXT Tuesday and Friday a grand special
souvenir Hatlnee Will De gwen at HARRIS
ihea'er, especlaiiy LOT children. 10 each
it.s,e s1rn vii De gwen iree 3, 9I cnarge :
an expensive Ha 90 hall Snch os is nseS hv
regular baseball clubs Each present costs
more than the price of admission.
,. ,
ooIip pahy "hlch mas oeen seiecteo oy
Charles ffohman TO present Bronson How
ards "Aristocracy" at Palmer's, November
L. includes Wilton Iackaye Paul Arthur
w: H Thompson, William Faversham, Fred
eTlfk Gp bono' M1Iier hent' =. w; ,risott' Bruce
Allen Blanche Walsh Josenhine Iiall and
Helen Tracy.
FREDERIC WARpand Louis James are actors
OF a high order Their snnnortino comnanv
ia comnosed Of oood artisrs 80 tse a,noi,
OF the plays which they present. in point OF
historic correctness and artistic beauty. has
never peen equaled by any other travelling
company, 1t is said. The WardJames COM
bination will be the Thanksgiving week Of
1erlng at the Alvin.
THERE will shortly appear at the Duquesne
Iheater MI. wilson Barrett, the eminent
English tragedian, who opens his season in
TINS country In Phlladelphfa tomorrow
eO,hniGs, RresSen.g eSalag ,, a naroan,
several plays thai are newio this conntrv
He brings with him over 100 tons of scenery
and properties and good company in
cluolng MISS Maude JeHreys, as his leading
lauy'
FELIX MORRIS, the comedian of the Rosina
Vokes company will .starr nert eeason
He will omen ar Hooley,s Tbea,sr chico,,o
j., Sar..,fr 49, =. o..aso'
AZ t'ep'eihoer. MI. MOTIFS IS IN tne opinion
OF many critics, the most artistic comedian
IN the country, Joseph Jefferson alone ex-
cepteu. Mr. Morrls has been before the
american public for several wears. A one
ACT curtaln-ralser anu t"o-act comedy by |
anNn, uMarI . ,li van me sne noVenst' VIII be
THE cast of Aupustus Tbonas, nav n,ar
oSurrender ~ to bo ,,roonood ,or t,,, e..
80 -, - " 'o n,o'
e-~~ OSSsS'A
has been completed, and rehearsals began |
on Thursday. The players engaged in the |
nroduction will be Inn;s AIdr;oh w NJ
Cronpton, Burr Mcintosh, Clement Balm |
, rIuse, n1oere Aynng, Henry Woodrun, All |
n ID BIackmore Rnse Etv,nae Mirian
O'Leary, Maud Banks, Elaine Ellison. Flor
ence Robertson and Kate Busley. "Surren-
uer VIII pe produced under the stase di-
teo''o" vi T. iresorey'
CHARLES FRoHMANs comedy company will |
pe seen In LONDON and New 1orks latest
comedy farce, "Gloriana," at the Alvin |
vambar IA Tra oo,,odu IA . -, /
,rosna,o,,s ~, oe sI ions a"u
p"speioue run VI heariS i'o hlsnts In new
1ofh, anu Just cloSeu IOuf weeks engage |
ment at the new Schiller, in Chicago, to the |
largest receipts ever taken in that CITY nv
any comedy oryaniza tiop and renort .no,ls
very hi~biy of bofh tho nnIav anHH nn,,ppo
New YSrt theatsr-gnarsP e9,eMa,, h pamy:
season a surIeit of first.c,ass conadw 3.p.n.
Unonestionnbjv Tho ,nos- nruy uy d@teo'
cas- ~ tI,is cboroc.a, 49,. 81 IT.,S Suo-
sonis Widoxy O., ROC kaa,, th't =. ."t w M, |
II is tbree'scr cnmeGr hr -, VI TMor,ana Ma
" ssr;o1, ~ ooihSuy 10y " James Mortimer,
an ha Amepiean G 9y olrsn: Dut hez has lived
o. torsi,nar7 Wa - osu S., nHopi saru niIu
s,urO . tnt nj. onnn. APoS.Su, however, TO
sence of 26 years. "Gloriana'' has. in addi-
tion to its merit of being exceedingly funny,
l eno great a9vanIase OF pelng presented by
of Edwin Stevens M y Rnssisn Gnnn4 acS,ns GIis
Harlan and Miss Louise Alden as TWO cock.
ney servants was highly commended i'm
Chicago.
Mr. DUNLAP writes from New York. On
Tuesday. Edward Hugh Sothern began his