The morning times., 1895-10-27
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Fanny Davenport's tour viii begin In
Brooklyn tomorrow night, when she
will appear in "Gismonda."
Robert billiard continues successful on
his tour, his play 'Lost-Twenty -foui
Hours being well received everywhere
The praise won by Corinne and the
| Kimball company in Washington has been
repeated in Richmond and Norfolk.
The opening Of Sir Henry Irving at
Abbey's has been postponed until october
30. Macbeth Will probably be the first
play produced.
Blanche Walsh will replace Virginia
Harmed in the title role of ..Trilby'' when
that piece returns to the Garden Theater
| New York, next month.
| The fiftieth performance of "Fleur de
Lis was given by Della Fox at Palmer s
! Theater on the 18th instant.
The new play by Paul Potter and Bill
Nye entitled "A Sly Party" will be pro-
duced at the Park Theater, Boston, No
vember 70.
During Stuart Robson's engagement In
! Atlantis he will give a special performances
for the benefit of the Confederate Soldiers
] Home. The programme will consistof 'Ths
Rivals" with Mr.. Robson as Acres.
Edward Rose the adapter of Anthony
| AOPS iahhous hONtip lhC ilsohcl VI
| Zenda," has written "A play entitled Young
Folks Ways which will have its first
| production in London.
Marie Jansen's new musical comedy,
''The Merry Countess will be produced
| in Baltimore n week before IL is seen ut
the Garrick Theater. New York. opening
at the Iyceum Theater November IL.
r. A. Barnet, the author of 1892"
! and Excelsior Jr.," is at work on bur-
lesque entitled THE Strange Adventures
| OF Jack and the Bea nstalk.' A. b. Sloan,
OF Baltimore, Will compose the music. Tue
piece VIII be produced in Boston February
| 10 by the Boston Cadets, who originally
produced "14s2' and Excelsior"
The Professional Woman's League gave
| a reception in honor of Modjeska last Mon
! day in New York.
James Corbett will begin his season in
his new play, ''The Naval Cadet" in De-
cember, opening in Pittsburg.
James o'Neill had an audience of 1000
at his production of '.Virginius'' in Music
Hall, Buffalo, on the opening night.
Manager E. f. Rice announces that the
| cast OF Excelsior Jr.," 10 be produced
at Hammerstein's New Olympia on No
vember Is, will include Fay Tempieton,
Theresa Vaughn, Marie Dressler, Charles
Bigelow, Arthur Dunn and Walter Jones.
Julia Marlowe Tabor will play Peg
Woffington'' this season.
jefferson de Angels viii have a comic
opera, to be composed by John Philip
Sousa and written by Charles Klein.
Paul Potter will write a play for James
]. Corbett.
| Richard Mansfield is still at Lakewood.
n. j. The latest reports concerning him are
that tie is gradually regaining his health.
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day ON the Teutonic.
W. s. Hart has made pronounced hit
as Armand Duval with Nine. Mod jeska in
Camille"
William A Brady's Southern .'Trilby"
Company is said to be brea king the record
all along the line. The cast is au excep-
tionally- good one.
Charles B. Hanford, Elisha R. Spencer
and Nora obrien gave their first perform
ance of Damon and Pythias'' to a large
audience at Carbondale, Pa, October 10.
Maggie Cline, 1.-The Irish Queen" will
star next seasoniu play now being written
especially for her.
Annie Alliston has taken the place of
Mrs. Mckee Rankin with the Hollands in
"A Social Hlghwayman."
Fanny Rice opened the new theater in
Montgomery, Ala, Monday night.
So great has been Sothern's success
in 'The Prisoner of ZeDda" that Daniel
Frohman is endeavoring to buy off dates
to keep his star in New York.
Sidney Rosenfeld has new play entitled
"A House of Cards" He is negotiating to
have il produced in New York.
Henry Paulton's play I'm Locket' is
to be produced some time this season by
Richard Mansfield, who has the American
rights.
Katherine Kidder, who is now appea ring
in Madame sans-Gene," will appear as
Rosalind in "As You Like It," next
season.
John W. Kelly, wellknown to the variety
stage as the Rolling MllMan," asstricken
with apopleXy in Jersey City last Tuesday.
He was removed to Taylor's Hotel, where
he now lies in precarious condition.
Frank Turner, weliknown in this city,
has Joined one of Frohmanns road COM
panies and is appearing in THE Masquer-
aders.''
The contemplated starring tour of Aubrey
Boucicault in "Other Peoples Money is
off, and Boucicault has Joined Duffs Opera
Company
Nat Goodwin will produce a new play
this season by Al Neuman, entitled His
Best Boy
Lillian Russell has presented Walter
Jones, the tramp Of ''1492," with a silver
and gold mounted bicycle.
Charles A. Shaw, who was for many
years treasurer of the National Theater in
this city, is now in advance Of ION the
Mississippi"
Miss Nethersole's Camille is unaues.
tionably her own. No artifice of cosmetic
or costaming is requiredto oproduceaniiiusion
of youth which we are accustomed to see
dispelled by a maturity in experience that
cannot be concealed. She stirs in every
heart a profound pity because in SO BRIEF a
life there should have been crowded so
much misery and retribution. Miss Neither
sole's engagement at the National begins on
November 4.