The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-07
MOLE. or THE STAGE.

a statue Of Ole Bull Is TO be unveiled this
month In Minneapolis.
Nine Marie TavaTy VIII soon sing a,
Convent Garden. London.
a triuuphal debut in Paris has been
made by Lillian Ap@i, Dssrois girl
Irilby has hit the popular chord IN
Australia; an American company is pre-
senting the piece.
Fanny Davenport Is sunnerinz a, Mel
5ourn Hall her superb country seat az
South Daxbury Mass.
a quarrel over salary has caused Henry
bred. Thomas q. Seabrcoke Will sue
coed him.
This summer Pauline Hall win take her
baby 20 Bah. Ne. while her husband.
George y. Mcclellan. Is In Australia with
Nat Goodwin.
James o'NeilI has gone TO Denver to
open his stock company season al Man
haitian Beach. near that city. Rehecca
Warren and Matte Earles are In the COM
paDy.
II Is said that Franklin Fyse's play.
THE Girl 7 Left Behind Ne" has made
more money IN England than any Amers-
can play that has ever been taken over
there.
son at the Imperial theater. ST. Peters
burg. where she will receive 10. 90 francs
for twenty performances. She Is nov
resting At Lake Como.
lie FEslclraf f<D2iiSh STAT ACTORS VINO
are 10 VISIT America next season are n.
s. Willard. John Hare. Mir. and Mrs. Ar
thur Bourchiar. Mr. Chevalier and Miss
Nefherscle. and probably Wyndham.
Rnbert billiard has gone 20 England.
He will make a London production 81
'Loat--Twenty-four H8urs." and also en-
ter into negotiations with two weii-known
English piaywrignts for new comedy for
next season.
Ii Is reported THAI several thousand peo-
al. tAssfa
cayt at tie Troeadero in Paris. and the en-
thugiasrn Is said TO have BEEN very great
IL Figaro declares that Mr.. Edcy IL one
CT the greatest orgauists Of cur epoch.
Mr.. Daily ana his company OF comedians
left san Francisco last night for The East.
The Daily season vii close IN Chicago on
June - Miss Ada Rehan viii then SAL
for f;nglana, % pass ne summer a. n sss
rczst OF Cumberland.
On the opening night at the Columbia
theater. San Francisco, the audience VIE
presented with a souvenir copy OF in q.
schuisz. the leader OF the Columbia thea
ter orchestra. and which that gentleman
dedicated 10 Daniel Frawiey.
la Loie Fuller has been at a summer
resort on the coast OF Maine. recuperat-
ing before taking up her travels again.
She win make journey 30 the Paelno
coast In the course OF a few weeks. play
ing san Francisco and RI ne prsncipal
Foote's ola comedy. '"The Liar az the
London Royalty thrafeF before the ela
OF the season II was In this famous play
that Lester Wailack achieved one OF his
greatest sue~e.es. a. Young Waldink.
when the play wus presented az Waliack's
theater some thirty years ago
n. c. Goodwin has decided that after
his return from Australia he viii produce
In a ve.y elaborate manner a new piay.
called "Richard Savage. from the pan OF
IA define Iucefte Ryley. New scenery q
n very costly character will be proFiteo'
The presentation viii be the mos' preten-
tiats~ Mr. Goodwin has as vet undertaken.
Lillian Russell Will next season be seen
In a new cofTfsS nfaFa called An amer
can Beauty" The scenes are laid IN
New York Newpert and Monte Carlo:
Guxsave kerker N writing the music. and
tha book wlli come from duEh Morton,
author OF I'm CAY New York and The
AmericaEized Lady SlaveT Miss Rus
sells sessoa VIII open september 10
Charles rrohman has made a trcmen-
aous hlt with rs rrst London production.
and Il Is extremely prchah.s that other
presentations VIII he made BY this enter
arnphat nc success at The Cav Farisiaus,"
which Is hesrE done AZ the NandeNAle
there. under the title OF a Night Out
TIE critics are unanimous In praisinS me
,y.,fk Of the adaptsrs and players.
AZ tho fremont tseater. IN Boston.
Alexander Saivini presented for the nFSt
time on any stage a nav dfe-acf play.
aRnhan the Silent. written for aim by
Fs.ralvra sreenlsaf sutherland and Emma
Shsridan Fry. The 1lay = foun1si On a
ssrt and daring tea ent4fv action NF. Sat-
xini does not speak a word until the NeFy
ena HE wtsrk he{nE all pa0tofni mic IRE
srsne Is laid tn England during the NJ
teenta century
The Indecent ~fivinw pictuTes" seem %
have had thefr eay In New York last
ssaek 4 E'rench woman called suzanne
flttverrCfa posed "a the s@Eahiance % at
tsrsv uneranea statWarv AMI pictures.
She haf been advertised ln advance aS a
s.seiet,rafs.sl parfsssa model. and HuueUsl
afssynptS we're faede tc arouse interest ~
- fs,ft tAa audiences looked uron Der
ssfsh silxrenara her poses brought scarce
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