The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-06

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During the past week the following the
atrical news was received at the Post
1nteiligencer by Associated Press:
Paris-The fetes In honor of Nine. Sara
Bernhardt have been fixed for December.
victorien Sardou is 10 preside az the
lunch In her honor. at which Colonies
orchestra and choir have been engaged 10
play ''Hymne a Sara Rernhardt."
NJ. Coduelin. the comedian. denies the
rumor OF his intention 10 quit the Theater
De la Porte ST. Martin In order to re-
enter the Theater Franchise.
sydney, ~. 3. W.--The representative IN
this city OF the Associated Press, acting
upon Instructions, has investigated the
death of Miss Sadie Mcdonald, the well
known American actress. and finds there
Is no foundation for the sensational re-
ports circulated on the subject IN the
United States. Miss Mcdonald died sud
denly early Sunday morning Of cerebral
hemorrhage and paralysis. IN ali prob
ability due TO over-exertion. Her demise
was Guickened by a severe fan she sus-
tanned here while prSctfclng handsprinEs
at the Princess the2ter, Melbourne. for
the last production Of the s'Niik White
Flag" which she appeared IN. Her re-
mains were inferred here Monday. the
funeral being attended by many theatrical
end ether friends, and all the members OF
the company she belonged 20.
paris-Mlle Marie Van Zandf made her
appearance IN nelibe's opera cOmique
"Iakme" Mile. Van Zandt was IN SPLEEN
did voice and sang 10 a brilliant audience,
scoring n veritabls triumph.
New York-Application for A receiver
for the property Of Oscar Hammerstein.
musician and theatrical manager, and for
an Injunction restraining him from dispos-
ing Of any OF his assets was made Thurs
day before Judge Smythe in the supreme
court by \. VI Byers & Co.. OF pittsburg
who hold Judgment for ss.00o against
UammerStein fer material and labor
judge smythe withheld decision untA he
could examine the afldavits which aC-
eompanicd she application.
Bestca-The Maplss0n Imperial Opera
Company. which came 20 grief here last
night VIII make M attempt to carry the
American tour any further Several OF
the priucip pals have already left Boston
for New York.
New Xork-AIhert Aarorson. theatrical
manager. lied Friday. He was one Of
the l~Fonson brothers under whose man
aEeHgeut % the Casino theafer IN this CITY
achieved great success lie had been salf-
feying fron iornhsro FOR six weeks. but
persisted in attending 70 business az the
Rlieu thesfer, 20 which he sas nroztrs ted
Thursday niEht lie was ~ years ~ axe.
Tee primes pal woss ? In theatrical circles
e ere advertised fac that sarah Rern-
naTslg sE2l. 6artng her uext Isonaon en-
EaGeufzllf. apNe&r az faa A ie{nn5 thaafer
tae Teccwnlzed house % rnracfransa. Her
season a. gi&s 6ouse vi bewfn June Il
Gexf.
F'fleu Terry Nas sbar5ores9 anv s~tAn-
tsoa - appearing IN Ilcaara III when
pVs}usssd e. tae Ivceurn. I,as IS due 70
az al1az~1 neesi 81 rys<t.
Slucs Mrs. FsEs~tck Ca1-phelrs retire
fnessf from the sage. navy runners have
been rsfe As 81 her riay.nE an engage
gnent - Auser3ca Ira ERE near fsst4sre. IN
rrunes1e wa Eaeh thesa rUguors Mrs. Cam
heu writes 20 ehe Asssoe.ze~a Prpxa. .satr
Froa21an ras mentioned Esas aas wsu'f
AXE - manage an AFns-tcssm toszr a>r ne
ueS9 sssssn. during ~ n Z would PRO-
dnce = resud - nv London sas>-essns
llc~ ever, npThiag has let eern decided
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