The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-12
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Flashes FROM the FOOtl1Gntos
Mrs. Tom Thumb carries eleven people and
her miniature carriage ana ponies presented to
her by Queen Victoria.
kind, and is very well adapted for showing of
the ability of Carroll Johnson in Irish comedy.
We will have June In July this year-that Is
the June of "Biue Jeans" which comes July
and T. Laura Burt has scored genuine success
in the part.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lucas and Miss Florence
Hines are prominent members OF Sam Jacks
Creole Burlesque company, which Will appear
In Seattle soon.
George Ellsworth Holmes, the well-known
? Chicago basso, has been engaged for the coming
"Musical Festivals to be given in Portland, Ia
coma and Seattle.
ssThe Lost Paradise" continues to conquer
everywhere 1t is a great play strongly pro-
duced, and will make sensation when it comes
to the opera-house July l.
"The Merry Monarch" will be magnifcently
staged when it comes to Seattle, and Francis
Wilson wi i have large company, which will
include host of pretty girls.
Before long the familiar title OF Gorton's
Minstres will be seen the bill boards, and
that it will be followed by an excellent minstrel
show may be confidently expected.
Maria Hubert Frohman, who ia one OF the fu-
ture attractions for the opera-house, 10 a very
clever Young star She is the wife of Manager
Gustave Frohman, of Frohmsn's Exchange.
A. Y. Pearson, the lucky proprietor o: "The
Police PATROL and "The Midnight Alarm two
great sensational plays tina. have made him
wealthy. has leased the Union Square theater,
New York.
Lovers OF stage representation OF Irish char
acter will do well to see Carroll Johnson in
"The Gossoon." He Is handsome and good
singer ami actor. and he has 30 far met with
nothing but success.
Tho Chicago Tribune, in q column on the
wealthy actors ranks Mr.. J. H. Wa!lick. who
appears at the opera-house this week, among the
wealthy actors OF America He earns from
81 $50 to $50, 900 q year.
Everybody will be glad to see Charlie Reed
and Willie Collier when they come here in
"Hoss and Hoss," for they are strong favortes.
and 1t + now hearty two years since they were
here with the "City Directory"
Francis Wilson and his whole company have
made big hit In San Francisco in "The Merry
Monarch" His comic songs are being whistlcd
on the streets, and the Baldwin is crowded
nightly, though this is a dull time for the thea
tiers in that city.
"The Lost Paradise" company includes nearly
al the people who were successful in "Men and
Women" including William Morris, Orrin
Johnston, Cyril Scott, J. C. Blackstone, Odette
Tyler, Maude Adams, Eta Hawkins. new
member of the company is w. II. Crompton,
formerly with Richard Mansfield's company.
tombstone Bennett made her first great nit as
the slatterny servant in Richard Mansfeld's
production of "Monsieur," and she also made a
success Rosa, the ballet girl In ga Partisan
Romance" She went to Eng land with his COM
pany, and on her return to America she created
the role OF the Irish maid in "Beau Brummeil.'
Charles Frohman saw her in this part and liked
her. When Charles Frohman likes a perform
ance he engages the performer, and Miss Ben
nett has been in his companies ever since.