The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-30

1T will probably never be known which
view Of the case is exactly correct
FOOTLIGHT FLASHES:
Several companies will act "Trilby" next
season.
Caro- Tanner has oined the "War Of
Wealth"
Louis Aldrich will appear in the "Ameri-
can Eagle"
John Russell has paresis and will never
be himself again.
The Honeymoon is the title of q new
opera by Julian Edwards.
Rejane produced DOLLS House. in
New York on Friday.
Marie Wainwright has two daughters
with stage aspirations.
Otis Skinner has added "Romeo and
Juliet TO his repertoire.
Frank Bush will star in r. n. Stephens
Real Thing" next season.
Oscar Hammersteins new theater in
New York will be built next summer.
De Wolf Hoppers business this year il
the largest he has ever done on a tour.
A matinee recently given at the London
| Haymarket began at and ended at 7.30.
Alexander Salvini will try Hamlet" for
the first time, in Philadelphia, next week.
Jennie Yeamans will support Peter F.
DALEY next season in "The Night Clerk"
w. A. Brady will send several "Trilby''
| companies on the road within a short time.
Mantell will produce "rhe Husband an
adaptation of Tom Taylors "Retribu-
! ton"
l.. II. Sothern viii appear next season
in Edward Roses dramatization of The
| Prisoner of Zenda."
Nellie Farren, although restored 10
health, will probably never be able to APP
pear again OH the stage.
Kate ClaXton is playing an Americanized
version Of THE Ticket-of-Leave Man"
Bob Briefly being q New Hampshire boy.
| College-bred men who have won fams
on the stage include James X. Hackett,
Fritz Williams. Burr Mcintosh and Ste
phen Grattan.
Chauncey NJ. Depew is said to have in
! contemplation on his fastest Central Hud-
! son train a miniature theater for the
pleasure Of passengers.
Mile Martha Belot, daughter OF the late
Adolpho Beiot the author of Article Az
and of Mile. Graud, Ma Femme" has
Joined tho Renaissance ;heater.
Worth, the Partisan dressmaker, said
that Isabella Urquhart Potter was the
most beautiful woman and the best model
he ever had among his patrons.
After the run of King Arthur at the
London Lyceum Henry Irving will pro-
duce Madame Sans-GeneT under the
title Of Madame Fun and Easy.
Alexander Salvini has fine offer for
starring tour in South America TWO years
hence Manager Wilson is considering
the offer, which is a most liberal one.
Fanny Davenport is alleged to have
bought more than two hundred books
about Athens in the time of the Floren-
tine supremacy TO prepare herself for
! 'Gismonda."
"Old Hoss" Hoey will rest next sea-
son. Then Evans and Hoey will revive
the "Parlor Match" Evans is now one
of the most successful of New York maSz
ayers, but he is still stage struck.
y play running at the Comedie Fra
| caise deals with cheating at cards. TN
French term for card sharpers is "ui
gree" NJ. Claretie, the director of III
theater, has now to deal with a reno
STRANGE from the Greek students in Pa
against the use OF the word, as being ON
fensive to their nationality.
Julia Marlowe-Taber will not be know
to tho stage by that name after this esa-
son. Following the example Of the Ken
dals and others who have married and won
distinction on the stage together, Mrs.
Taber and her husband will hereafter
make their tours as joint stars, under tho
title of Mr., and Mrs. Taber.
The present American tour is to net for
Madame Rejane 100000 francs $40, oOn, ac-
cording 10 her contract with Maurice
Grau. This sum calls for 100 perform
ances and is by no means extraordinary
in these days of managerial enterprise and
public liberality, when a Melba, a DE
Reszke, or a. Paderewsk! makes $l0O 900 in
an American season.