The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-28

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t,n.,;on manager receives none OF the
profits of this transaction. wnicu so
times nuts 81 800 q week into the pocket
of the local manager.
Fourth-The regulation OF the railroad
transportation.
Fiftb-Baeeage transfers. Combination
managers are often defrauded py tue
baggage people.
Sixtb-The supers In theaters ano tue
| extra ladies. Under the present system
| lot of the money paid by the travelling |
manager for supers goes into the pockets
| Of some one connected with the local
theater. The supers often do not get one
fourth of what 10 due them.
Seventh-The present system OF IN
crsasine the salaries Of actors. Also, the
| prevailing custom Of one manager noio-
ing out Inducements to get an actor away
from fellow manager.
EIebth--To devise some way to keep ir-
responsible managers and actors out OF
the profession. =,
over the country.
A New York paper prints the following
| AZ having been received by . theafricai
exchange "from an ambitious young man.
whose name will not be disclosed, resi-
dent of q town in Montana that shall also
be nameless:"
, .sYour. of Jan 2lst 1895 1T hand contents
! noted YOU ask for doing what, that wish
7 to know your terms. it il for the following,
y retine q dramme Produced or Producing
!, | Il YOU rself as do not know any better
; way 20 get IL before the public than
q through your agency. :.
: ait will be Ready for production when
t forward Il to you, although you perhaps
9 may see where some slight changes would
II make 1t appear better, and also would
Il like to have your opinion as to the length
8 of time dramma takes, bestin the Eass
n A Ave thousand words dramma VIII al
% init of another short play the same even,
o ing. while ten to fifteen thousand VIII
y take up an evening
switch will be worth the most money
the long or the short, am not afraid
"a about the merits of the play for 200 pee
III ple have read IL and not one Got through
70 with dry Eyes. But Of course Critics MAJ
" find fault with It, and unless the press o
y the Country sanctions 1t is hard to maxi
o. n success of any dramma as soon as sc
Ill your opinion in regard to the number o
't- words 1t should contain will Correctit VI
=. and forward to you provided we can agree
RS "Y on say you want per cent on ne
ed profits do you mean on the sale OF tn
ca play. do they buy outright or dothey pro
'p- duce them first to see If they will dra'
Ne largely. let me know in your answer abou
to how much a dramma that will take up q
ed evening, will sell for" a
ue Butte has probably for the last tim
/ seen Frederick Warde and Louis James Q
set ioint stars, for according to their preseI
he plans they will separate after this season
ter an announcement that is unwelcome
de the public and Is everywhere receive
in with sincere regret, as it 10 very seidoI
Ike that such strong organization Is seen.
~, On April 8 distinguished honor WI
-. conferred on Mime. Rhea at Ann Arbo
Mich. Before an audience of 1000 st
dents and their friends she delivered
Jug lecture on Napoleon" An introducto
u, address was delivered by Mrs. Angel. Il
y, wife of the president OF the universal
80 After the closing sentence OF Nine. Rhes
' lecture-.I would rather have been Jos
phine, wife of Napoleon, beloved and Il
saken, than the greatest women In q
!. - universe, there was a moment OF
va lence, followed by tremendous applaus
80. Hundreds OF women went upon the pi
- form to shake hands with the gracio
w.s actress, who said that the honor she
W.. received was only equaled by her app
- citation of 1t and her deep gratitude.
it," Nellie McHenry closed her regular s.
but son at Omaha, Neb,, on April 1, but re
the ganixed and began supplement-
ex- season ut Sioux City on April3. She v
low close mt the Grand opera house, Brookl
got ON June 1. Next season Miss McHeI
g OF will produce 1.-THE Brook, which has bs
10 is rewritten up to date by Nate Salisbu
him and which will include new music O
dances.
WIN Gustav Hinrlcks OF Philadelphia is
ing TO raise a guarantee fund OF from
= 600 to 500, 900 to establish Italian, Free
PTS and German opera in that city, TO
pay pa. season of ID weeks, from Nov. Is to I
,on' IS. three evening performances an
,ooo matinee to be given each week; also,
Wa weekly orchestral concerts, one of II
wsu' for students. The artists will incl
,,n famous European singers, and the
low penses are estimated at 500 W,
oeys The scale OF prices will reach from
GU down to Is cents. The project is m
=, ing with considerable favor aud may
through.
s,.or The story of Jonah has been dra
eater tised and is now being performed on
very stage ut the ITALIA theater, New \
4 Last Not only is "ship bound for Tarsh
"A An shown, but huge whale flaps his tail
The swallows "Jonah" when that luck
that wight 10 tossed among the cruel wa
.ger. Az the whale has an electric light In
bsing interior aud rs n section amidships Is
, i'm. veniently Of glass, the spectators ar
ct. vored WIN glance Oh 'on"" ""'''
,utiye aide.
The Damrosch German Opera conn
man. will not 60 to San Francisco, for the
York. would necessitate an outlay OF a
10 one Ssoo anu tne risS "ou'u ~ w ~ =
o pro- The company VIII Close ~ n~~sas VI
10 dig May u ana return 70 Ne~
istead May o Inc iore,sh s'nsers WI r rs
.ine.s Gadski and Herr Rothmuhl, who
ar the been engaged to sing in the German
!. ~. sious of "Lohengrin" and "Der Frescl
| :. AZ. C,.r thaater I'm Nav York