The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-22

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go - 80 Tor Europe. his company having
- laea. he ws1 yssfs England. Sonsh
as - So A'ssTraisa. gsssag exhibitions q
80 49, al eEght@en-poend daughter. An
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5000 iAly. ard Is % axsuy-se the title
10sr = The sss5sha. Mss Mcintosh *
~ Burr Mcintosh. ard an Amer
- sSt r1cekvsf most Of her musical
~Gaca1ton In Eurene arS orEy samx in
New York "a HIS ExreYf-aey. wszen sfs.
80 nos tn good health. she spent last
ss1nhef with W : Gisher1s family az
iae composers country place ia England
Edwin Booth is ~sl<s 20 Re RESPONSIBLE for
go y >eslFs temperance IA trzzlcai
80 CLASSICAL role just bSs<ore as S3eash
s1,,- naotn wrote letter % Mr.. o.Seilt.
ssSaE- NV Dear Jim Wrx Don't yott
2han1ca Monte criSto. ard rsesa-vs "a the
paASS which y8u played with such great
9sS-eSs safsn member OF MY company
80 "a 80 tnaS nov that Barnett Is dead
a.,a l aAye retired for good, there Is 10
othe! actor N America today who + as
you.
The fellow who knows al about the
pay and tells everybody else within bear
Tag Instance. II once more in our midst"
says x a Barnet. What y sasr~rss ar
Iaas rent II would be ~ seat tozethsr the.
oat between The acts. the feli,w VINO an
pls dds AZ the wrong time and the woman
Nno wears htgA hat, IL a certain por-
liofl OF EVERY theaTer We're only T,xt srarr
Tor Just such nuisarces I, hiras~ nrscs
seats
Mrs Charles Hoyt. the wife OF ire play
$50 and known 10 the stage as Caro-
aItss slske4. Is not dangerously Ill She
gave birth 90 child a couple OF w,Aaks
ago. which died immediately Her ,hxSi-
Sans Fave pronounced her on, of DANGER
AR. Hoft married the actress who had
oesn acting in one OF his companies tao
Years ago She is his second wife Flora
W aisn, who Was at one time an actress
II one OF his plays WAS his first wife and
eled several years after their marriage.
Mrs, Hoyt will return 10 rsae stage IN De-
cember.
All the members Of the Booth family
were excellent fenceTs. declares Thomas
W. keene, but Edwin was never known
TO lose himself in the heat OF stage con-
fficI, as his father did IL Is one Of the
traditions OF san Francisco theatc.
that the elder Booth, while PLAYING .Rissh-
ard I'LL. backed his Richmond quite over
The fooslighfs into the bass drum. John
Wilkes Booth once cautioned an actor 10
De We'll on his guard IN combat that
tBootn1 sometimes forgot himself The
actor answered: If you draw blood from
me. sir. the fight viii be in earnest This
was at the Boston Museum. The actors
name was Richard Whailey.
The Imperial Grand Concert Company 10
the Name OF new musical organization
which will shortly so on tour with q
formidable list OF attractive names
Among the principals are Nina Bettini
Humphreys. recently of Hinrich's opera
company. soprano. Ceferino ID. de Raya-
go. tenor the is a Peruvian VINO recently
arrived IN this country. and enjoys great
reputation both Ia opera and concert
throughout South America, Mexico Spain
and Itaiyi: Anna Russell, contralto. Fam
ME Losey, a clever young vioifnist origin
ally from Chicago. who Is said to be one
OF the cieSerest musicians In this country.
and Giemintina De-Mace hi. pianist VINO Is
at present on tour with Nordica-
The first performance OF Xaver Sehar-
wenka's new opera. 'tMaiasesintha : was
given at WeimeF, on October l. Since she,,
two extra performances were called for
The Berlin NoSsische Zeil1ng saws thai
rarely since the production of Wagnerss
tran have so many musical critics been
assembled from all parts of Germany as
greeted the first production of Seharwen-
kas great work The lihreTto il based OF,
Felix Dahn's Flu kampf um Rom" liz
has great dramatic power which lis fully
supplemented by the music. which is re-
plete with passion and fire. The opera
Was produced In a brilliant manner under
she direction of Stayenbagen The famous
musician sailed frcm Hamburg for NeN
York on November Il.
According 10 Jessie Bartlett Davis the
sympathy between the player and the au-
dience- known magnetism Is merely
love II have known" said she 80 many
singers and actresses who were ambitious
enough for big salaries and fame bls not
for the true love of their pubic. They
sing or act artisucally and carefully, per
haps, but unlovingly. and then people say
they lack magnetism. When I go out
before the feotiights | feel as IL | were