The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-26

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her style and adds nothing to he,
| charms. or to the part she plays.
| Yvette Guilbert, the French char.
| treuse, appeared in Chicago last Mon.
| day and an evening paper denounced
| her as immoral and indecent. am
threatened to publish the names of al
women who dared attend her perform.
| ances during the week. The threat
raised a storm of Indignation against
the insolent paper and the result was
as might have been expected, that Gull.
| bert received the financial benefit OF
the advertising.
In answer to a question concerning
the rumor that he intended to retire from
| the stage and take to the lecture plat
form, Mr.. Mansfield said that ne would
in all probability quit the stage before
very long, or, at all events, as soon as
he could well afford to do so. His
companies had been very costly. and
though the returns were large. they
were eaten up with expenses, leaving
him nothing for a great deal of very
hard work. However" he added, Il
must of necessity fill the contracts I
have already made"
David Henderson's "Ahb Bahia" COM
pany closed season in September. sin
bad" which was booked solid until
after the holidays on guarantees, drew
its last breath on Saturday Jan. IS. A
humorist, writing from Chicago. saws
that an attachment was put on the
Sinbad" scenery every time the stage
door opened and that the members of
the company wore stage costumes on
the street in the daytime in order that
they might perform in the evening.
DO
cfnnati that ii has become necessary
20 cancel all her present dates and the
statement is made by her physicians
that II will be weeks before she will
be able to act again if at all. The
actress is suffering from phlegmasia.
resulting from an injury to the vein of
the neck.
Butte will have a good all minstrel
show next Tuesday and Wednesday
night. The company is known as the
Georgia University Graduates and 1t is
said that among their number are
some OF the best colored musicians,
singers and comedians in the country.
The limbs of girls on the stage to-day
are slender compared with those of 20
years ago. says Pauline Markham,
and she is not a bad authority on legs.
The limbs may be more slender but
what they lack in proportion they
make up in quality and number.
Marie Darcy. the singer with the
Ellen Beach Yaw neck and a voice I'M
like any other, is increasing in popu-
larity among the visitors at the Ca
sine.
NJ. Jean de Reszke has sung "I,ohen-
m IT,,
languages. Recently Edouard de Res
IKE accomplished the feat of singing in
two languages at the same perform |
ance, as he = ternated between italian |
and French, according as he was ad- |
dressing Nine. Sachi or Nine. Melba. |
Yvette Guilbert accounts in a great |
measure for her continued success with |
he Partisan public by the fact that she /
has about 600 songs in her repertory, |
ana when a song gets too popular she |
Nithdraws it, as she is unwilling to be /
Identified with single song.
Rose Coghlan, Maude Harrison and |
John A. Lane have been engaged by
Julian Magnus for Edward Vroom's
production of For the Crown" at
theater. New York. next
month.
II is said that on a recent occasion.
n a Colorado mining town theater.
he entire audience, except two men.
vent out for drink after the first act.
'he two didn't go, as they were al
eady too drunk to navigate.
1t will be good news to his host of
suite creditors to learn that MY trent.
ne Barnum of the Vest" is making
lies of money in Missoula.
Edouard de Reszke and Victor Maui
ell are open to social engagements for
inners and receptions, at which they
xpect TO sing, for $500 a night Nor
lea Will go to social evening and
ing few songs for $1,000.
Bernhard has passed the 55th mile
tone, but has the vitality of a woman
I 20 and the appearance of a woman |
f 30. She scored her first success early
n 1867
Mrs. Potter has disbanded her COM
any and is organizing a new one for
plays.
Paris women threatened TO hovcot+ |
ne theaters in which hats were prohih-
led, and the order was rescinded.
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Ladies Appreciate.
A good remedy, and there IL not any,
hing on the market that canals
'rench Tansy Tablets for the relief and
ure of painful or irregular menses
'hese tablets remove all obstructions
% matter what the cause. Mapnfac |
ured by A. Augendre, Paris, France
nd for sale only by d. NJ. Newbro
Drug Co, Butte. Mont, sole agents
rice. 81 per box: sent by mail securely
called.
For window glass call at Butte A..
tained Glass Works. 326 South Main.
Good Thing; Push It Along.
The only lines running buffet. smol,-
1g and library cars west of Chicsa-o
re the Union Pacific and Chicago 2,
northwestern; only one change ma6a !
Butte and Chicapo ,,.aa