The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-21

nsx. autumn as Marcus Saperbus in THE
5.rn 81 TIE Cross" drs. Irving viii pay
Aereta-
Herman saaerrnan. The German drama
tat expects to visit this country next
I ssasoB-
John Oliver Hoeg5es cMrx. crsigseD has
wriffen play entitled The Ssno0l for
Eysas ana Hoev win begin their tslus
starring tour In "A Parior Match" IN sep
tenf3er
The Girl ! LEI, BEHIND Ms" S stIn
doing good business In the English
provinces.
New York has six large roof gardens.
win frat-elass variety entertainments,
running ti8s summer.
All OF the fheaters IN San Francisco are
nos occap.eo by stock companies except
the Baldwin and D-phsum.
There IL a possibility % Robin Hood
being given as . spectacular production by
the B1sfoHlans next season
Fay TemDleton ass been engaged for
another season with Racs'a Excelsior
Jr." which goes on tour Eexf fall
Carrie Turner. u Crust Of Society
fame vii return 70 the stage next sea-
son in an emotional society drama.
Sir Augustus Harris viii endsavor TO
make fe9 dollars out OF tour ne Is
arranging for tho Baroness Blanc In
England.
Tim Murphy, made famous by mis- play
Ing u Maverick BEander In Hoyt's "A
variety circuit IN New York
Puck j. Bgutas c5ldstuu-And what
salary DO you draw nov, Reginald ReSi-
nAsd--fTvs hundred Ger. j. II. C.-Psr
Snat~~week or month"; Reglnald-Psr-
haps.
Mrs. Frances Hoasson Burnett is at
work on the dramatizau9a OF her new
nosei A Lady " Ggaltys" the rights 20
witch haz* ~ e secured BY Charles ana
Daniel Ffohman.
II. 0sratEaa D9aneiiy IS az work on a new
faFeicai play for Nellie McHenry. Which
VII be called "A Might IN New York" IL
wsn have is initial performance At Long
Branch on August %.
sir Henry Irving paid American drama
lists a compliment before his departure
fef ur0fr % gsyirg Joseph / g. Clarke
a commission % write a new play. The
subject VIII be American.
Eddie Foy aid a large business through
the Puget Sound circuit with "The Strange
Adventures OF Mss Brown" Next season
he WI b. seen IN new faFce-comedy
under William A. Brady's direction
Charles Frobmau Is said 10 have ac-
asl-ed the American rights 20 dramatiza-
ton or Stanley Weymans Under the Red
Robe oy Inward Rose. IN witch John
Drew may reopen the Empire theater.
Duncan Harrison and Digby Bell will
continue their partnership next season,
and. In addition % a Midnight Bell" will
present The Pacific Mall" Paul VI. Pot
tar's revision OF the old overland Route"
the rights Of which Mr.. Harrison recently
acquired.
Wang" will tour the country again next
season, Is sixth. With the exception Of
Robin Hood IL has earned more money
than any opera produced In this country.
Al Hart. a very tall comedian with q deep
bass voice, plays the Siamese monarch.
He has played II for two seasons.
lis Angus; =. and includes trip 10 the
Pao.ac coast. Tive new productions are
intended one % historical interest as yet
unnamed and the other Hamlet J. j.
Buckley. Mr. SINNERS manager ever since
he became a star. VIII continue in the
same capacity.
A farce said 70 be OF American origin Will
shortly be given in London under the title.
Ny Astral Body, and the theme is Bud
dhism. Il was the piece announced first
as The Heavenly Twins" bat Sarah
Grand refused 20 ALLOW the use of the title
81 Tier popular novel in piece which had
no connection with Il.
One act Of Victor Hugo's Cromwell
play which has never been performed. IA
spite OF its literary Importance viii be
given az the Coincide Franchise as part Of
the programme for the farewell benefit OF
NJ, Martcl. II Is ia the preface TO "Crom-
well" ia iSz5. thaf Victor Hugo asserted
the principles % the Romantics and de-
eiared war against the classical French
drama
Theodore Dubois who has been chosen
successor OF the late Ambrose Thomas as
director of the Paris Conservative. IS 50
years Old. ard hts appointment Is Tor I'VE
years only. lie Is less known as a writer
for the stage than as prominent ogganist
ana composer of symphonies nd 0ratort0s
hta best choral work being Les Sept Pa
roles "a Christ" Since 1881 no has been
professor az the Conserya,o.re tn the chair
previously aeid BY pelsbes.
Francisco stock company is evidence that
America has good material for actor man
ayers. despite frequently expressed apin-
tons % the contrary. TIM Vas kFeat
fayorits in W. r. Cranes company. he IS
tust as good an actor now NAT Fortune
has smiled kindly upon hln. he has
grown handsemeF since taking up his resi-
dance on the Pacific slope and has taken
On substantial dignlty ihss fits him well
Ter bis varied iahors.
William A. Brady. who Is now In Londoa
on 9 vaca lion. wiii sc the most extensive
sfarater ia the theatrical business next
season James J. Carbetg IN a Naval
cadet" Humanity and The Cotton
king" ana Paul ". Potter's arawaiiza-
ttan u nu MAuT.0F's ffsinv are the
outv faur Of hts former enterprises that
w4i be retained Among the sew attrsc-
t}ans are Maurice Bsrrymore IN ROARING
nick & CO - a new play q Hnwery IKE,
winh Charles n. Ward as ire B2"ery boy /,
the comedian Eddie FoE. IN new tafte-
comedy. tlav NJ tsreene's dramstixatIoa
~ Tsssf,seakiss - Daughter - the Tene-
,,,enfs A new cuban play BY HarAins
as "a T3snnrs nav Fnsin3rarua - city aife
entitled '~The Glare 81 Gotham Ora
matte sensation. the nature 60 when has
nef vet been given oat. entitled 7 ne Afe-
sarser" and the romantic spectacular pro-
dnetinn .sTFn8er ths Polar star
NJ Hare said in regar1 10 sAe dramatic
asfsla tfafs in America Yea nave got an
enormous furnace gosnE. witb no ta4 %
ssnflv a. We have get Both 1ere aus IN
Faglsra. to0 many tacater~ AMI uot
sre.seh authors. II y0u can Eei gso1 pay
shers Viii he na tro0hle tn dEas nx good
atsgfanres has the play Is Aart g SFt.
7e,sFa : pieuSv ~ ability. silently ~ good
,-,ssre artists bat they want fAe mstertSl
- w0rg nran / fhink tnAt these tainSs
asn~raRy averRxe themselves II - al
"a complaint from wAich We ar suaefitg.
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-, ar thres good wisyWrghss st Itsne.
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