The morning times., 1896-10-18
Dramatic Notes.

for novelty. 9li' u'- .-eir.f
new New York dramatic paper 4.
called the Rialto
E. s. Willard leaves for this couutr,
week after next.
Under the Polar STAR has passed it:
fiftieth performance.
EIenor Barry is the latest Trilby. Sh.
succeeds Edith Crane.
| Alice Fischer is playing an old hag il
1.-The Two Little Migrants"
Oliver Doud Byron has a new play OF
tour, The Turn OF the Tide
Tim Murphy is hypDotizing Sir Henry
for Chicago audiences This week.
Eugene Jepson has been englEeh to play
johnson in Too Much Johnson
| Olga Neither sole is to play Carmen again
| this year, only it will be .'diifercnt." ..-
Georgia Cayvan revives her greatest sue
cess, Squire Kate Tomorrow night
| "a Trip 10 Chicago" is successful in Eng
| land. 1t might well be at that distance.
weber's Olympia Company com es to
| Washington today direct from New forR
| City.
The author of E. NJ Hollands recently
| successful play, "1ST1,' is Milwaukee
| writer. -.HH
May Yohe is to do THE Belle of Cairo '
If sne don't hurry home we will have
| forgotten her.
Bcrlioz's Les Troyens" has just received
another splendid rendering under Her Felix
Mcttl at Carlsrube. -.......,,s+...
Clara Morris was thrown from her car
riaGe in New York recently, but was
only slightly bruised.
The first production on any stage OF
Mckee Rankin's Judge Not will be
! made in Philadelphia tomorrow.
The members of the Coon Hollow" c ON
pauy. which plays at the Grand this week,
| travel here from Louisville today.
Saint-Saens has composed a new taIlet,
'Jayottc,' which is to he produced next
, month at the brussels Opera House
George Alexander, the English Zenda,
| is having The Dukes Motto" rewritten
for him by the son OF Justin Mccarthy.
New York accepted "on Broadway and
did not even make Il face. AS Your friend
remarked, How did they have the face to-
Paul Leicester Ford is the author Of
new comedy, "Honors are Easy" which
Charles FrohnlaD will produce next month.
Justice Huntley Mccarthy has Anthony
Hopes permission to dramdfize "A Man
Of Mark It's u good title. Good play?
Wait. -.s.as. .-..'-
George De Maurier's body was cremateG.
Manag ger William \ Brady waSunderstudy
for Il sick actor i'll Under Polar Star"
last week.
Elsie De Wolf and J. II Gilmcur have
joined the Empire Stock. MIR. Gilrnour
pla yed Bra bacon here in Sowing the wind
last season.
InaSmuch as Irving is having play
written OH Washington, British puuster
rises to ask where Washington Irving
viii cCine i'll.
When London Sleeps" the new meIo-
drama which opens at the Academy to-
morrow night. divided last week between
Troy and Rochester.
Hiliiard's The Mummy does not seem
to have made an Overwhelming success
He has placed" Lost Twenty Hours in
rehearsal this week.
Loie Fuller's name in ten-foot letters
decorates the roof OF the Standard The
ater. New York. though she left FOR her
tour SIX weeks ago
Denman Thompson denies the widely
circulated rumor that he intends to retire
permanently from the stage at the close
of the present season.
Edith Crane, who was an ideal Trilby
in this country and a ustraiia, Will be
NJ aurice Barrymore's leading lady in
Roaring Dick Co"
A new concert tall, to hold 1.50O per
sons, Will be opened at Dresden on Novem-
| Der 9. Cesar Franks oratorio Les Beati-
tudes'' Will be performed.
The Wedding Dress an adaptation by
E. E. nose, part author OF Prisoner of
Zenda,' " Ill be pla yed 10y New York dra-
matte scholars next month.
E. J. Henley will next week begin his
| starring tour in Baltimore in Deacon
| Brudie,'' play written by his brother, and
late Robert Louis Stevenson.
| Rosemary has been so successful in
| New York city that John Drew will re
main all season. Another company is being
| organizedto play 1t on the road
Marie Corein seems to be d dear care
| less thing. She says she doesn't care
| whether her dramatiZatiou of The Sor
rows of Satan" succeeds or fails. r-='
Bronson Howard is at work upon a new
com edy. He says his greatest successe.
were made in this branch of dramatic
| authorship, and he Will stick TO il.
Nine. Van Zandt is TO appear in thelead
| ing role of MasSenet's new opera, &C en-
drillon." which will be the first important
| novelty OF tile opera season i'll Paris. -.....
y play called For Faith and Freedom
or, The Sorrows of Armenia is touring
the English provinces. Give us For Colo
or Silver; or, The Sorrows of America"
| Edwin Stevens will succeed to some OF
| the more important roles OF james Lewis
with Daily. he will play Dosherry in
Much Ado" aud Falstaff in Henry ""
| Mrs. Tim Murphy dorothy Sherrodl is in
| the city at her father-iD-la VS., awaiting the
close of her husband tour ofthe vaudeville
circuit, when they Will produce ''old In
nocence.' . e..
| Mr.. L. S. Willard has been paying a
visit to Mr.. Hall Caine, who is writing q
play which the former hopes to produce
in the United States before the end OF the
approaching season.
When Arthur Dunn made his debut in
| n iuveuile "Pinafore'' company, bes1Ies
| him there were in the cast Julia MarlOwe
| Willie Collier. Annie Russell, hda Mule
aud Mrs. Ezra Kendall
At Atlanta, October 1 Lee, the hypnotist
| made Il sub 5ect imagine himself a monkey
| and chew up the hat of an auditor. The
| owner of the hat sued, aud the matter cost
Lee $40. 40 before it was settled.
Brandon Thomas, the author OF "Char
| ley's Aunt is said to be writing. y new
comedy for London production by Thomas
L. Murray. This comedian was well
| known here before be made his English
| hit.
Sandow aud his vaudeville company
were to have played in this city this week,
| but his consolidation has walked ths
plank OF dishaudment which Proctor's Vau
devilles and several others walked befor,
them.
For aw hile a. Proctor's Pleasure Palace
| in New York there was an auditorium
facing the stag, from both sides. This was
extremely difficult for sonie acts. So III,
oil fashioned, ope-fronted stage is re-
snmed.
| The London Athenae cum Compares Jane
Lewis with Ravel. and remarks that III
was mequaled in the display Of the Arneri