The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-23

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The s~aaon a, Hoyf's shestsr vg,i opsn
on THURSDAY. September : wath fne pro
e1ctson OF a new comedy eaAe1 -
Lar. un3er ire direction % Charles
eagagrrneat VIII b. The agFsaxsnee %
John II. sf081art N his famous tr1pe-~
sorsstlDn Of 'sNonsyperny n me library
Strike.
Lillian Russell has. fer scrne reason.
been OBLIGED - pat another mortgage On
her SsN York house. In 1er TEA opera.
An American Beauty she VII make Der
stallion. S1s Will wear the ne~g bifarcated
riding costume and ride the sseast Ike a
ma TIE opsrs. Hs.cn has nss s5s,,s ben
t''Hash Aortons) and Gastave kerSer-
TIE report that Mrs. Richard Mans
ne8a had gone abroad 10 ens1 COM
.any 2 SUPPORT NJ Nansfslsf !, nss i.. SEA,
frisnas in Paris. Mir. Mansfield = select
Ing his own company IN NeS York ard
will begin rehearsais a. the Garrtck thea
both Richard III" and 'sTh@ Merchant
o. Venice" as well as TWO or three new
pieces
The New York World has succeeded in
getting letter from Ella Wheeler Wilcox
upon morality or The stage, I2e poefeSs
OF passion does n0t Ike tights. The AM
AEON march" she says. leaves nothing 20
the Imagination and IL less conducive 20
EVIL than the suggestive pose Of many a
weli-draped figure but the skin-tight cos
tunes devoid OF syen hg Isat. ~nien Il
! theafer We enter. destroy sentiment and
blunt nodesty."
Aboey, scnoefrel a Grsu girsteeD has
been Incorporated al Albany 20 maintain
and operate taAatera and give operate
ard ararnasse representations in New YORK.
Boston and other cities. The principal Of
fee VII be in New York; The CAPITAL y
stock. The directors are Henry r. Ao-
hey. Maurice Grau. william Stesuway,
Robert paalag. Edwara Lanterbash ans
John u. Schoeffei OF Boston.
Yvette Gusibert has signed an engage
rnent for another American tour BY which
she will appear In Ali the principal cities
of the United States and Canada. Her en-
gazement opens with Tour weeks ap-
pearance at Roster a Balls, New York,
commencing December a. Mile. Guilbert
was recently approached by Messrs: Dorm
a Barron. OF the Winter Garden. Berlin.
who offered her s.sss marks per week for a
season in the German capital. Her reply
was. when | have ceased TO De an at
traction In Paris / shah then move 10 Ber-
lin"
When Richard Mansfield made his FIRST
professional appearance Il vas as a must
cal entertainer at German Reeds little 81.
Georges Hall, London. He Was engaged
20 replace the late t'orney Grain, famous
for his musical monoiogues- Mansfield
had been IN hard luck and Vas on the verge
OF starvation. so much SO that when he
faced his audience and struck the chords
OF the piano which preceded his part OF
tho entertainment he tainted. That con.
Guided his engagement than and there, and
In dismisslng him Mr.. Reed said: Mr..
Mansfield. YOU are the most nervous man
ever met"
After a successful career Of ten years in
the classic drama. Robert Downing has de-
cided TO put aside the toga next year and
appear In strong character role. His sea-
son begins in Ruffalo. on September ).
when he viii present an entirely new MS
toricai drama. entitled. Putnam. Son
of the Revolution in which he VIII play
the part OF the farmer warrior His hand
some and talented Wife. Eugene Blair,
Will play part especially written for her.
Mr.. Downing Is at present enjoying HIM
self With cabbage and horticulture on ms
farm at Benning. near Washington CITY.
T. NJ HiH with his smoothly shaven.
ministerial face. returned from Chicago
a few days ago. IA bright and hopeful IS
when things used 20 come his way
fs0 personal letters 70 Individuals 10 whom
he had lent money in his flush days,
requesting ~ least a part payment OF tho
debt. lie did not receive single repiy.
He wrote a second time to one individ-
ual prominent IN the management OF
big leg" shows A reply Vas received
in which the manager said nothing about
money 'hnf asked Hill 20 lend him
handsome big desk which Is stored IN
the Standard theater building
otis Harlan. the black sheep OF our own
Mai. Harlans family. has returned from
Europe and Is az Baysiie, l. l., where be
Wia remain until the season opens. Re
kept out OF the WAY or reporters. VINO
were anxious 10 interview him about his
frs, trip across the ocean and his adyen-
lures In Parts. His requirement % French.
considering his brief soiourn IN France,
IS said 20 be remarkable He brought
home with him chansoneste which he
will introduce in the ss&t act OF "A Black
SheeD" next ssaSon. r. NJ. DAEher. who
returned with him. denies the story thai
Harlan went hunting around Tor the bill
lard room on the steamer.
A smooth faced. Hsestlc Individual. in
a long ministerial coat, which gave him
the appearance Of a priest. created not
llttie excitement On Broadway q few Gays
ago b. running willy after a petite,
pretty asrk~cye8 givi dressed ia red III
ION Bgiou." he called The Young woman
stopped anf turnea. 20 md David Belssco.
thn aramatsst. rushing after her "Nog
are lust he Eiri ! wAnt, he gaspe3. neg-
vousfy and quickly i've got an tn
eeuue part In Under the Pear STAR
fhat 7 want YOU 20 play. Great Scott
I ought 20 have thought OF you long
ago. bat You always appeal 10 me ONLY
as the hltla girl Who played the child IN
MAY blossom Twelve years ago. TIE
younE lady IS Rliou FernandeE. and she
was Immediately engaged for the part-
The London Thcsters.
London. Aug. 22-one OF the last enter
nrises Of the fete Sir Augustus Harris