The morning times., 1896-09-20
Dramatic Notes.


Paul Kauvar'' has seen its last season.
Herbert Kelley is back from England
John Hare is rehearsing for his American
tour.
Aiodieska has 500 hives on her California
farm.
Marie Jansen was first heard of in Lawn
Tennis
THE Back Crook will he taken to
Mexico
Maggie Cline will soon make her Wash
tngton debut
bella Fox's season opens Saturday night
In brooklyn
Edith Crane will be Maurice Barrymore S
leading lady
The Cherry Pickers" is in rehearsal
under Manager Pitou-
Tim Murphy performed continually IN
Philadelphia last week.
The local theaters have all had good
patronage since opening
Tire Holland Brothers are doing q record
breaking business II Chicago
New York dime museum advertizes
.'tl.e man who can't stop walking
Skinner presents lis new play, A Soldier
OF Fortune" ID Chicago this month.
Louis James has wnIscn new Iunlantic
comedy, My Lord and Two Ladies"
Frank WorthinS will remain with the
/
Alice Fisher Will play the title part in
tom Grogan'f when the book Is oraina-
tiZed.
1t is rumored that Theodore Hamilton
may play the title part in 'PGdd' nhead
Wilson n"
jeSka goes to san FRANCISCO as stock lead
ing man
B.Tf Hall distinguished between free sill
yer aud free luDcn-rree silver, IL 10 i Tree
lunch, i TO =
Lillian Russell produced An American
Beauty at scranton, IA, MoncaE ktst- IL
was i success
Della Fox says she found a good comic
opera in London, but the author wanted IL
gold dollar for every note
Coyre Fletcher con cay, The Rschelor's
Baby" goes out again this season. Miss
Fletcher Is Washington lady.
Emily Banckec, so 1oug associated with
Our Fiat Will soon produce "A Divorce
Case" adapted from the French
\ scheme is on foot to make ModJeska
and otis skinner Joint stars, each to have
three nights week of leading parts
The Parlor Match was revived at
Bridgeport, ''wher the elephants come
FROM last Monday night. Evans and
Hoe hav.. again Joined hands
Mascagni's latest opera is called The
Japanese Girl" and tie characters are a
doll, a screen and heap Of art, not to
Mrs Hattie Meade Smith. ot the First
CONGREGATIONAL Church OF this city, has won
some eu!Oeistic criticisms tom The cape
Nav papers for her concert WORK TINS sum
rD.r
william Pruette. the Washington barry
tone, has gone to vaudeville, he Will do u
burlesQur on Carmen With Marie Bell
Hubert wiikie and Annie Myers are also on
the same track
There is Indication in some suspicious
n ,srFftp In
dramatic table that Charley Frohinan Is
cniug to bring over Forbes Robertson and
Mrs. Pat Campbell.
Mr.. Aaron Stern, or this city, has a very
which he has under consideration He is
now In New York city filling a trial
engagement with them.
where do you play next week. asked
a new acquaintance OF weary repertoire
actor, the other afternoon. We amt
booked that far ahead yet. soornruily re-
piled the actor.-Cieveland Voice
Maurice Freeman, who last week played
| the principal role in Northern Lights al
the Academy. was the Subject 9I IN. .lrs,-
last year and will go out again next year
in a play called Truth"
A strange concident happened at thu
funeral OF Percy Gaunt. Just as the paii
bearers bore the casSet out oil the mouse o,
| mourning to the hearse, n street organ
| nearby began playing Gaunt's most popular
| g,"Pusn Dem Clouds Away
IL is news. indeed, which we read in the
| San Francisco Music and Drama that
| ..Sans-Gep"" had run here OF three
weeks The only Suns-Gene who can ruI
| that length writes to orr readers OF New
| York theatricaIs. and she'll 90 on forever
Mr.. and Mrs Whytal are probably the
Youngest stars now before the public. MI
| WhytaI is under thirty years OF age. and
| Mrs Whyeal is several years younger.
! They have only been oil the road for one
SEASON. but in that time they have De.
come firmly fixed in the popular estima
| ton.
IL may be of interest to the managers
| of this country to know that the London
stage has been successful i'll its long fight
for concessions to dramatic companies b!
| the English railways, and reduction oil
| % per cent on regular rates mas beei
| granted to combinations numbering ten OF
more people,
the box office for tickets. orchestra
chairs, parquette or family CIRCLE asked
| the ticket agent. ''Which'n IL lie, Ma rier?
said the groom. We'll" she replied with
p'raps it would be proper to sit in the
| Ia mily circle. Texas Sitter.
The doll contributed to the recent Actors
Ornhanare bazaar, in London. by EVeiyi
| Miller was voted the best II was cane.
| Flavia, and received 1877 ballots ytne,'
Ia: Nance Oldfieid Ellen Terry, III
| Cbarley's Aunt Mrs. w ). Penley,. ~: owe
| AWinghan. Lilly Hanburyl, Al. aud queer
| Caroline of Naples Rose Leclercal. 81.
Albert Chevaler is an omniverous reader
and q great student AIDED 70 TINS ne n.;s
| known to TAIL him. 1t was put 70 the test
| the other day. when an inQuisitlve trient
| asked the great cosser singer II he knew
anything about the origin OF the word pit