The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-31
Theatrical Nores.

Charles n. Hoys Is contemplating q
comic opera
Henry Irving VIII Dc seen ~ ths Bald
win IN SepsesE Der.
Mss Dorothy Morton was originally .
soprano n a choir.
Izotrie Collins has gons back % singing
s3Ta-ra-ra bool-9e-ay-
Ethel Brandon will start cut OF star
ring tour IN a few weeks
Stuart Robson. the sprightly comedian,
passed into his s1xGsth year LAST week
Ebea Plympeoa has been engaged 70
play a prominent part n Gossip with
Mrs. Lalgt-y.
After next Sunday night the Baldwin
will close for four weeks and the SA4i-
Iornia for two
Eugene Garfield Will. .s 10 said. az
with the American t-xsras asar%a Com
pany N New York.
A. Oakley Hall. ex-Mayor OF New York.
IS TOW the press agent OF the broadway
theaTer In thai CITY
The LAlliputians are coming 20 the Bald
win theAter IN = :ew months with their
latest success, 'HGmpiy-Dnnpty Up-so-
Date"
In Paris and 3 now IN London II is be-
lieved that she viii not star as soon as
she intended
Oscar wiIde's new play. The Import
ance OF Being Earnest. Is a rafting
farce in which he throws all his dramatic
theories to the wind.
Mr. Guy Lindsey. a clever young
shakes2earean actor. = p:ayitg she lead d
Warae and Louis James.
Miss Emily Baacker has been given the
credit for doing more work IN the second
act OF Our Fiat than any other actress
ever did n a single production.
Mrs Cora Urqahart Pottsrs production
OF Charlotte Corcay" IS the talk OF the
Eastern cities. The New York critic.
Metzler. says that she is the Bernhardt
OF America
Beverly w Turner and Harry c. Bar
ton. two OF the oldest and most reliable
actors on the American stage. are prom
insnt IN the support Of Frederick Wa-ce
and Louis James this season 9
Ernest Charles Warle, the youngest
son OF Frederick War9e. the tragedian.
has assumed his own name FOR the stage.
He Is doing clever work IN support OF
Frederick Warie and Louis James.
Frederick warse declares that his pres
eat company i stronger than any he has
ever rad before This Is saying n good
deal as the Narie-James supporting com
pauy has always been highly commended
William Terrss and Jessie Mislwa-yi,
known mere through r5eir conspscuousaess
in Henry Irving,s companies, are Ia be
the hero and heroine IN the London pro-
ductIon OF The Girl Left Behind Me"
next month.
The story OF Princess Nicotine IS laid
IN Cuba and Is very simple. The governor
OF a town loves the at1Anced xife OF q
young tobacco planter ard sets his wits
10 trap her. but BY series OF comic2i
rniSadyenturss he fails. and IL the end
the tables are turned on aim.
Jacob LIT has taken under considera-
ton 4 ulay, the authors OF which we're
w r Henley. the English poet, srd Rob
frt Louis stevenson. who's death occurred
some time since IL samoa Robert
Louis Stevenson wrote altogSthsr three
PLAYS for the stage: two OF them were
failures and the thiEd has never eeea
produced.
When The Ensign" company appeared
in Washington recently. among those in
the audience whose patriotic enthusiasm
displayed itself 20 an unusual cegre- over
the Scenes IN the play was an old gentle
man named Thomas 4. Jones. he was
50 Impressed with Logan PauPs resen1-
blanca 70 the late RS-pT0ss dent Abraham
Lincoln that he asked personal inter
view with the actor after the perform
anca During the interview. 10 was dis
covered that Jones was the man who
helped J. Wilkes Booth % escape into Ntr-
GINA after the assassination OF Lincoln.