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when Sir Augustus Harris was alive
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when Sir Augustus Harris was alive
and managing the Royal Opera.
ID. s. Willard will open his American
season at Boston on November 16.
Henry b. Irving has cancelled his
American engagement and will remain
step by the fact that the contract of
his bride, Dorotha Baird, with Mr.. Tree
has not yet terminated.
Mr.. Tree is considering proposition
made by Charles Frohman to make a
tour of the United States which will ex-
tend from October to February.
May Yohe Nady Francis Hope has
been remarkably successful, from a
financial point of view, in her manage
ment of the Court theater. Robert Hill
lard, who is spending the summer in
London and Paris, has, for the past
week. been appearing In a one-act cur
tain raiser entitled 1.-The Littlest Cir"
at this house. Lord Francis Hope, who
is devoted to his wife, is nightly to be
seen attending to affairs in front Of the
theater.
In the Yarde-Buller divorce case
counsel for Mrs Yarde- Butler opened
for the defense today. He said that
cruelty and adultery on the part Of the
wife were denied, and that 1T would be
proven by medical evidence that the
respondent was not a drinking woman
He also alleged that Gladesden, the CO.
respondent In this action, had been sent
to England by Mrs. Gen. Kirkham of
San Francisco, mother Of the respond
ent. to protect the wife's interests
against the husband.
A witness for the defense, Mrs. Cos
ling, testified that she had committed
adultery with Mr.. Yarde-Buller This
witnesses evidence was confirmed by
that Of Mrs. Parker. Policemen swore
10 %Ixo in
company with prostitutes.
The hearing was adjourned.
HONOR FOR SALISBURY.
The Warehouses of Salisbury has ar
rived at Walmer castle, to make pre-
parations for Lord Salisbury's stay
there during the recess The premier
will be indicted into the Office Of lord
warden of the cinque ports early in
August, when elaborate ceremonies will
be carried out.
Messrs. Treadway Armstrong, and
Desibor, of the Yale Henley crew,
finished their row on the Thames river
from Oxford to Richmond on Thurs
day. They will spend some weeks with
Mr.. Phipps. Andrew Carnegie's partner,
at Knebworth. On Monday they will
start for the continent.
The newest thing in wedding presents
with gems. Princess Maude received
one of these among her wedding gifts,
which is set with jade and diamonds
1t was given her by the Grand Duke
Michael of Russia Dorothea Stanley
daughter of Lady Jeune, by her first
husband, was the recipient of a similar
gift from Princess Victoria Of Schles-
wig Holstein.
Among the passengers on board the
American line steamer Paris, which
sailed from Southampton today, was
Charles w. Bonynge, the California
millionaire. Harry McCalmont, the
we'll known horseman, who is part
owner of the yacht Val5yrie III, was a
passenger on board the Normandie
which sailed for New York yesterday
The new play 1.-THE Mummy recently
given at a matinee performance will be
presented at the Comedy theater, upon
the close of Days engagement. The
chief characters will be interpreted by
the same artists who were seen at the
initial performance.
William A. Brady, who has returned
from trip on the continent, has re-
ceived the manuscript Of the new
Drury Lane play which Sir Augustus
death The piece will be produced
simultaneously in London and New
York.s One of the big scenes is laid in
Union square, New York, while two
others are those respectively Of re-
hearsal and shipwreck
Edward Terry will produce Louis N
Pastors Love in Idleness early in
September. This will be followed by
Harry T. Johnsons 20. o. which has
been wonderfully successful in the pro-
vinces.