The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-28

James O'NeilI. the greatest virginius OF
the day, closed his season April %.
Next season r. II. Sothern win open
With Major Andre" new comedy by
John Drew has returned to New York
after most successful tour OF the New
England states.
4 new war play by William r. Gillette.
duced May Is In Philadelphia
Mrs. Potter and Mr.. Bellew continue 10
find apprs cdative audiences for their pro-
duction Of Charlotte COrday.
John Hare, the actor-manager OF the
Garrick theater. London. win sail for
New York the latter part OF November.
The starring tour OF Louis JAMES for
next season Is being mapped out IN New
York by Wagenhaiis and kemper. who
VIII be his managers.
Thomas Keene II making a successful
tour OF the large cities IN New England,
Where he Is favorre. His season Will
end IN NAY; after which he expects TO go
TO Europe for his summer vacation.
Frederick warde. who Is to star alone
next season. is arranging to. present
"Runrymede." William Greer Harrison's
hsW sd pay as cary Fas 81 me f n e s Ti Ne
Charles u. Herman Is to be the leading
actor IN the company.
Camille d'Arville will probably Re man
aged next season by T Henry French.
Miss d'Arville f. a Hollander. and has
the finely developed figure and attractive
personality characteristics OF that coaIn-
try. She first appeared In the United
States eight years ago in The Queens
Mate" and has worked her way 10 a
place among the leaders in comic opera.
Thirty-four years ago Prof. Hermann.
the contuTer. made his American dftfit
Al the Academy OF Music in New York.
April IS he reappeared az that historic
theater, and executed. with the assist
ance OF hts Wife h.s fcats or magic be
fore an immense audience Herrmann's
manager. EDWARD l.. Bloom. says that
his stars PROFITS on the season have been
sl25coa.
Fanny Davenport nils her mind with
literature and thoughts pertinent 10 the
play she IS presenting. She also sur
rounds herself with ri, oric.a-,rso app,r 80
rerSonating the heroine OF Fedora her
table was covered with French novels.
Mnsn s9s apBgsres i H. wePe ber cone one
slant companion. and just now. when she
Is portraying the role OF the Duchess OF
Athens IN "Glsmouda," 1.ytton'S The
Last Days of PompeiF' Is her favorite
work.
wsu ". Thompson. the character actor.
now with The Fatal Card, ana All
'.you could never fool me by changing
vo1ir lace by false hair and pigments.
said Hayman. ~ bet you twenty-nNe ~ 20
ihe contrary" replied thompson Inc
bet was made shortly afterwards. one
morning a rather rough-looking fellow
called al Mr. Hsyman,s ofhs q, 70 soi,9 ,y,s
the general manager. i know You did.
sail the other. but you haven't PAID me
that bet yet,
Yar~so, Mitchell produced his nrsi
-,snv a tragedy IN Eve acts, IN i@oTaoa
sbrsa wears ago. within twentf-iooF
bours af7er the production ne hai an 90
Sc~ =, write a yneIodranla on an Anefl-
- snbts,,t lie wrote . noi cau1d lt
..Iy,e Slave Cir II ia now ptaytnE, n
the English provinces. Mt W lsaee.l .,- y
80 ,,rSeen- AZ work on an American com
-, lie IS enthusiastic about the fu.dTe
.,rS,eh mis- country Offers 20 TlaNW0s.lls.
.~TSo begin with" ne remarks, me s1F =
,S,~s. ,ytsh comedy. you cant WAlh
So 4, New York ctty without sipTing
up on Joke. -