The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-24
Notes of the Stage.

'sTrilby' will follow Mrs. Langtry at
Palmers Theater. New York.
The Bostonians will be here with prince
Ananias' before the season closes.
The long-looked-for .'Shore Acres" by
James A. Hearn, Will play an engagement
here next week.
Louis Morrison is arranging for an elab-
crate production OF The frying Dutch
man next season.
Agnes Booth has been engaged for The
Sporting Duchess the part originally Of
fered to Rose Coghlan-
THE District Attorney is one of the
few American plays produced this season
that has proven success.
William Furst has composed the music
for the dance Cissy Fitzgerald is to intro
duce into ssThe Founding
1.-THE White Squadron" "a Baggage
Check and Slaves of Cold are among
the Parks early attractions.
Frank Daniels will devote his future to
comic opera, and is preparing to go out as
a star in new opera next season.
Steve Brodie. who has been the star of
paws IS and ReoEms Of Qn tb ane BoWery w,
season.
Edward Harrigan, jr., who made his de-
but. at his fathers theater this season,
died suddenly last Sunday morning of peri
tonitis.
Leander Richardson is making a success
with his illustrated DRAMATIC News, and it
promises to more than hold the place of the
old Dramatic News
Miss olga Nethersole's first night here
will probably be the best of the engage
booked for that evening.
"Puddin Head Wilson," the dramatiza-
ton Of Mark Twain's latest book. will fol-
low Rob Roy at the Herald-square The
ater New York. with Frank Mayo in the
cast.
The demand for strong casts in New
York productions, and for that matter in
all the large cities, is thought by many to
augur the re-establishment Of stock COM
panies.
,rr. =. 4o.+ ,>laos;r<, ,Yaacy, 20 tl,a ,har~,
ing Mrs. Kendall is one made on her last
voyage over in which she, is reported as
ay but eas od IL Pn IS tho he
to spend it,
Haddon Chambers John o. Dreams, .
York by 1 Beerbonm Tree, has been secured
by Charles Frohman for his Empire The
alter stock company. and will follow THE
Masqueraders.
John Mckinney. in advance of De Wolf
Hopper in DIR. Syntax," that comes next
| week, will arrive from Detroit tomorrow.
He has been at Old Point Comfort for some
weeks on account of i'll health, but is well
enough to resume the direction of the pop
ular comedians tour.
| forty-two hounds bomb, and incidentally
| some actors, are making William A
mainly" good for a run at the Fourteenth
| street Theater. New York. Afterwards ii
| will be sent on the road.
| Hovt's "A Milk White Flag" celebrated
| its 10th performance in New York Thurs
day night. each lady present being present
/ ed with a fine white feather fan as o. SOU
| venir BY the way, ]. &. Miron. now with
THE Devils Deputy, originally sang the
milk White Flag song in Hoyt's play.
| The New York Evening Sun prints: "At
/ a dinner party given in honor of Miss Sybi
Sanderson. the other. night. the hostess
| turned to the prima donna and remarked
| DO you know. Miss Sanderson. the jewels
| you wear in ''Manon" are the most beauti
| full have, ever seen;' oh, but those ar.
/ heavens! You surely didn't think they
| were real did you? should have had K
/ be dreadfully naughty to have earned al
those
Mrs Potter and Kyrle Bellew ON last
| Monday made their first appearance in New
| York since their long tour The chic
| critics of the chief daily papers were pres
| ent and the auditorium was packed, fol
these stars are vastly popular in. the me
| tropolis. The critics were enthusiastic
| They commented on the finesse OF Mr.
Bellows performance. and called attention
| to the wonderful Improvement in Mrs. Pot
ter's acting. The play was Dumas's Fran
cllion." from which Henry Arthur Jone
borrowed his coraedy, The Case Of Re
bellious Susan