The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-19

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A well known manager the other
evening stood on the boulevard Watcn
ing the bicycles roll by In Groves s says
times. it's those wheels that have TAX
81, the money out of my pocket TINS
winter. 1t was all right until the
women took to the bicycle. bexore that
the man had to take his sweetne ~ -
the theater twice week. just 70 ODD
tain his liberty on the other four even
in1s. But now that all the sweethearts
have learned to ride. it's another story.
Between the road and the theater the
women choose the road every uhe
ing here / have seen no less than ~
OF my best patrons fit by. / haven't
seem one of them inside OF my theater
In three months"
Miss Mollie Fuller's appearances as
.rrsihx>; at the Bijou theater in the
second act OF 1.-THE Twentieth century
Girl" now at New York. II one OF the
curiosities of the piece. The mousse
darkened for q moment. then ngure
draped In white darts across the stase'
and there Is the sound OF bare ieet.
The lime lights are turned on and their
glare reveals Miss Fuller standing on
the winding stairway In the rear, posed
a In ssTrilby," with her right foot ex-
tended, one step higher than the otne r.
her ankles. She wears neither SHOES
| nor stockings.
| In a burlesoue called "Frilby" in Buff
faio. whistler. the artist. Is INTRODUCED,
He comes in with an ak ana says:
| ought to be in this thing somewhere
| They arrest him for playbreaking. TIL
| bv's mother, Mrs. O'Ferral, is intro
! duced. She sings a song about Iriipy,
land her golden hair was hanging
down her back"
Lillian Russell, Charles Frohman,
| Marcus r. Mayer, Mrs. Potter. kyrie
Bellew A. H. Candy, Henry u. Abbey,
| Mary Hampton, Grace Kimball, Jaenet
liAchurch, May Robson, Sam Sothern'
Amy Busby, John Peachey, NAT y.
Goodwin. Julian Magnus. Marie VAIN
wright. Thomas w. Keene, Sam Kings
ton and Maggie Cline are going abroad
this spring.
Carrie Turner, who started early In
the season without q good play IN ner
repertory, Is In New York, the home OF
the Thespian, and announces that she
will begin another starring tour In the
autumn. She says, too, that she Will
have $4,000 worth Of backing and and
two new plays.
Fanny Davenport attributes any mis-
fortune she may have to birds. She
never allows any to be about the the
, alter during her engagement, ana she
, recently rejected a set of scenery or
which the artist had given vent TO his
fancy In the shape of peacock.
a Meta Guion, an actress who mace
: her first success as a member of Henri,
, E. Abbey's stock company, ana wh'
: got married last autumn to a rich New
!, Yorker named Bell. denies that sh,
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, appear again next season.
: He who has lived to see the "oper
= attic" performance of "Pygmalion an
= Galatea' by the German trio at tn
California has not lived in vain. A
the lady with the marble heart. Mar:
Anderson, has never been In IL wit
| Granville. Granville and her mate ar
no longer gems In the rough. They ar
polished and finished. They are pal
OF birds worth hearing.
Mrs. Langtry is probably the riches
woman on the stage. She Is worth clos
to 500, 900, and IL Is all invested In goo
| paying property. She doesn't spen
anything like the income from II. an
she has her stage receipts besides.
Mr.. Irving. like other London mar
ayers seems to have his eye on Amer
4 | can women. 1t Is understood tina
Eleanor Calhoun was the second chois
for the place at the Lyceum, Tor whic
he has engaged Julia Arthur. Eleant
| Calhoun is the young woman WI
wants a slice of the Davis millions ar
a represents herself as a granddaught
b. of the late Judge Davis.
he The Paris "Charivari" makes a nov
is suggestion for doing away with q
in theater hat nuisance. 1t asks: WI
an not separate the audience as In
church, placing the women on one 81
LIT and the men on the other?'
"a In Munich a few days ago Herr p
nizza was sentenced 90 one years II
Ter prisonment on the ground of the pr
or family of his drama. The Council
10 Love"
The Vienna newspapers state that
q American manager has offered Bro
SEES silan Hubermann. the 1o-year-old b
me vioIinist. $4,000 for tour Of this cou
IN try. a.
pc Manager A. NJ. Palmer cleared s:
ISIS 900 on the "Trilby" engagement In b
ort ton. So
" Sylvia Grey. the famous "Gai,
Girl" has returned TO the Lond
gh. stage. ~
ON Fred c. whitney 4 plotting NJ
Der Langtry upon her Canadian tour.
for for James o'Neiu closed his season Al
she 20.
her Mrs. Langtry Is worth 100000.
the Grand European Kxcursion.
LOT Reduced rates via the Great Nor
al. ern railway from Butte TO Bremen
ow Genoa. and return. wiz be In effect
i y the sailing OF the North German-L LII
irst East EXPRESS steamer Kaiser Wilh'
-, - III. from New York June 4.
<ssss Parties desiring to avail themsel
she / of the low rate for this excurs
s s, should make application early In or
80 TO secure good accommodations
Through tickets TO any part OF