The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-13

Guy Lindsey. beverly Turner, Erress
wsrsse. Harry G. Barson. waits@ Walker,
Miss Edzth Chapman. Miss F'aresace
Everett. Miss Sidney Worth and Mss
Boss9on.
Marie Wainwright who e PLAYING ex-
ciuszveiy in the society drama. "paatssst-
ers Of Eve" has completed her engage
men. in Texas. and is now at the Grand
opera house in New orieans
Henry Herman says the actor that
Plays she villain is Handicapped. All the
Tines pat sFsto the bad mans mouth are
calculated 20 make him unpopular. and
the aus.erce goes home utterly desplsing
him
Katherine Grey, OF Richard ManSficSTs
company. has received 50 much fruit
from friends IN California; that large
drafts have been made against her sal
airy in payinS for oarting It from place
TO place.
Nssn Burgess is building a new theater
at Broadway and Thsriy-fourth street.
New York. II will have double stase
that will move from side TO side. The
house Is 10 open next fall with Burgess
In a new play.
Ssssleretta Jones, the Black Patti. has
demonstrated that art is not only indie
pendent of country but also of race.
When she begins TO sing the audience
forgets the colored woman. and sits as II
charmed by the wonderful voice
Gslrnore's band. under the direction OF
vsctor Herbert and the management OF
John Maaksn, will shortly make con-
cert tour OF the United States. The new
leader has recently made many additions
TO the number OF musicians in the band,
Frank Dsetz Is remarkable for the fact
that he has conducted the tours Of more
women stars than any other manager. n
few of the greatest artists being Gene
We've Ward. Rcsina Eokss, Rose Coghian.
Hslia Hilton. Faiiies Paget, Rhea and
Victoria Vokes.
Frieia thomson the girl pianist. ami
Juazlsss Masen, the boy vsoiinist. viii
make their frs. appearance in this ccsin-
try January Ii. together with the Dam
rosch orchestra. at the Carnegie music
hall, New York. They will then make a
tour of the United States.
In William A. Brady's Humanity a
startling effect springs out of q bomb ex-
plosaon. which skaters a house contain
INK 1IHfllaStilSQ pSSp1r &ifuscNt1tSAs
after the background becomes a mass OF
hrrid hight. throwing into relief the crinsb-
ling structure, which fails with a terrific
crash.
George Cayyan has been strcceeded By
Isabel Irving In THE Case of RebeEAous
Susan at the Lyceum. ir New York.
Herbert Kelcey is also in the cast. Miss
Irvlng's Improvisation is said To be re-
fresh2ngiy unnelo'ramatsc. aBi Mr.. kel-
cey's for once noteworthy for character
ixation rather than for clothes.
Next season Lewis Morrison will make
a spectacular production of a version of
1.-The Flying Dutchman." by Harrison
Gray Fsske, editor of the Dramatic Mir
ror. Morrison. of course, will take the
part of Sandsrieken, the captain of the
phantom ship. a character possessing
many of the lurid and supernatural traits
of Mephlstopheles. in which role Morrison
has made a fortune.
Virginia Harmed viii be cast for the
role of Trilby in the productions of Paul
Potter's characterization of Du Maurier's
novel of that name. A. NJ. Palmer says
that the character calls for a versatile
actress, since both the voice and the feet
are of vital Importance. This Is thought
to mean that Mr.. Palmer thinks Mss
Harmed all right. whether yocaliy or ped
ally considered.
The presentation of Sardou's els
monda'' at the Fifth Avenue theater,
New York, b. Fannie Davenport and her
company. from u scenic point OF view Is
said to make the oid-time presentation of
'srhe White Fawn'' and THE Black
Crook. seem insignificant. In the play
there are numerous fine scenes OF passion
inlpkcating Gismonda, the duchess Of
Athens. and the Character gives Mss
Davenport an opportunity for display OF
dnesse that Is admirable. Within the next
few seasons the play will be witnessed by
thaater goers all over the country.
1t is said by Henry Miller that much Of
an actors success in a performance de-
ponds on the actress that plays In the
opposite role. Many of the llsro.s best
speeches and bits OF business would lose
their significance IL the heroine were not
In sympathy with his Improvisation. and
vice versa. Mr.. Miller has been singu-
larry fortunate in this respect, fer within
the past decade he has played with the
foremost emotional actresses, such as
Adelaide Nelson, Ada Cavendish. Mod
jeska. Clara Morris, Janauschak, Minnie
Madden, Ada Rehan and Viola Alien.