The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-31

Notes nj the sv-g~.
Nine. Nevada has returned 20 PARA
where she pfiI scon respp<sr 10 opera
osnond Tearie played '-Hamles'' for The
5Sfh time on Snakespear~'s btfTh1zy.
"A Yenuins Yenslsrsn'. usIi be ire Only
swedish d.alect comedy IA the eeld next
season.
Emma Eamss denies that sas Il under
enxsssment 10 Col hseieso0 for next
winter.
Rose coxhias win appear IN = new play
nsyt season b. Max oRsli. entitled
''HeArtsease."
Anoshsr Ellen Terry, the dsaxhssr of
Edward Terry. 10 shortly 90 make her de-
but IN London - juliet
Pauline Markham viii return 20 tle
stage next season 70 tour under the man
axemen; OF =. K. Folsom.
Sarah Bernhards Was knocked from her
wheel by another while cycling in Chi
cAgo. and came near being run over.
a new she@ter Is beng buii, in New
York. to be known the Murray Hin.
Frank D. Munfrse viii be the manager.
Wilson Barrett has q pew religious play.
by the Waters Of Babylon" In readiness
Maud Jefrrsss will have ,hs leading part
Laura Bart - enthusiastic over the
i igsna q s pay sn ssasaon pena1. y
writing for her.
Msz vesta Till@y has. By arrangement
with Tony Pastor. accepted an engage
ment 70 appear at Hammerstean's Olym.
pia. New York. next year At salary OF
1t1 per week.
Georgia Cayvan's starring tour win In
cllde San Francisco. whsfe she comes next
Spr!nx. she hzs forssken the Hayrnan cir
cult and VIII play the Coast under Fried
lander. Gottiob & Co.
Henry Irving is reported to have said.
Just before sailing. Il mean 20 take lp
7Macbsfh once more and study II again
thoroughly. l begin to think thai ! have
mlseonceised the character"
The latest important rumor IN theatrical
circles ID 10 the eject that A ". Palmer
WI manage Sir Henry irving daring the
latfers next American tour. which i
planned to begin about two years hence.
Henry p Award. who was two years
business manager OF THE New Boy" un-
der the direction OF Julius Cain. viii next
season manage Olga Setnerzcie's business
aralrs for Charles and Daniel Frohman-
The London critics speak very fasorably
of Heary Arthur Jones new play. The
Roguas COMEDY" IL viii be brought 10
this country next season by r. 3. Willard.
who is at present Appearing In II In Lon
don.
Belle Archer. after returning from t,rs
Pacific coast by way OF Panama and Co
lon. II snmmerng at her home In bayonne.
n. J. She has signed with Hoyt 4 MeKe.s
10 play the widow In "A NINA White Flag
next season.
Augustus Thomas play. In MizEoura."
viii be slaborateis revived next season
Burt q. Clark. the ~eil-known character
sheriff. Mr.. Thomas wants a genuine Ms
sourisn for the part. and Mr.. Clark viii MI
the bill completely.
H. Grafton Donneiiy's new melodrama,
"a Tammany Tiger" when was produced
LII, id not think the title a good one on
account of It's political significance. 50 Il
has heen changed 10 The Woman in
black" Managers are afraid of political
titles.
The following Is given a. the salary lis,
OF the star cast OF The Rivals company;
Mr. Jefferson. 7.0o a week. Mr. Goodwin.
s2.Da: Mr.. Crane. $3.50: Mr.. Wilson. s.. 80.
ts.po. Mrs. Drew. $50. and Fanny Rice.
$500. Thirty-two performances Will be CIV
en- during the tour.
Miss Maud Adams wfli appear with John
Drew for only one more season. Manager
Charles Frohman Il already hunting for a
play with which TO open her starring tour
year hence. Miss Adams has already
selected Der leading man. He L. TO be
young Arthur Byron, who has been a
member OF John Drew's company for sew
eral seasons
Music and Drama says Edwin Milton
Royle writes rather bitter letter in an
sNer TO the statement OF Arthur e. Aston
regarding his withdrawal from the com
psny. Mr.. Royie defends his action In re-
due.uE salaries on the ground that Il ls
HtGtf-lcpO taAt ARE a tlItxNFF cfd%Ih CDtzf-
psnies expect to work fer haif salary. ana
he also makes counter charges against Mr..
Aston.
Last November. when the Irving Terry
company we're appearing az Ahbey's thea
ter Russ Nhytai sold to Miss Terry the
rsshis for Great Britain 20 hts on~-set
play "Acatha pens" Agatha pene'- Is
the fret American play IN which Ellen
Terry vii APPEAR. and the FIRST to be pro-
duced by Mr. Irving. Mr.. Whytai and his
We have been essus the pay shs Nfsfe
season IS = Sugtafn-raiser TO For Fair
Virginia"
The Mirror learns that Wilton Lackays
has accepted a res play. 'Coloaei Bob"
from the pSn OF Robert rrouet which rs
VIII produce during his Chicago engage
rsent rex; tan The play Is a modern
study OF Southern iifs. Tire scene IS laid
In NiTgfnia and the atmosphere = one OF
ronanse Mr. nreue;. the author read
the play to several prominent managers
and actors and one and all, they pro
rounced Wilton iSsckaye Tire Ideal OF COL
oael Bob.
Mile, Louise SikstA has returned 20 psrt.
20 make her re-entses in a new creation at
the Opera CcuiiGus. after a ssrses OF trf-
urnphs In Germany. Austria ane SWi;Ker-
ton City In lisa ard efocasea under ths
personal instruction % Charles G~uacd
Ambrose Thomas. jules Nssssnet NJ Ls
Roy aud Maurice SirakcSch. who trans
formed Mrs Nellie Armstrong into ~.
present Nine Mslba Mile NIkits speaks
and writes no less than seven languages,
IL an excellent portrait pafnter a talented
pianist a regular contributor TO n. nte--
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