The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-28
theatrical Notes

r-rua Eames has gone 10 the country
70 res.uEserzte-
/, = saga that Georgia Cayvan and Mrs.
Cleveland are grs2& Er1enas-
James X HscksEs sd Niss May MAJ
nerirz VIA make = SllIAlsASE 1V@E I'sN~T is2s
OBJECTION CT Daniel F'EonnAn-
Juaa Mzrsows ard Robert Taoer VIII
zxgpear n ~Chaftsrzon, , one-act play.
fo[ he bsneal o. TIE Acsof's Fund
B.anche WASH an5 o.Lss Nay :. have
~ Alternate the principal parts wiki
Any B1say and O1este Tyr.
~Beak Houss" nov furnishes the
srocnti xork for a pathetic sketch for the
music halls o. Lo1-s = 1sss es -. ''s'sR u
Poor Joe being the 2Eiacip2A one
When Lillian Russell appears in The
Welding Itav" with Della FOX and JET
Serson DAngelIs. Pauline Hal nay re-
pace her IN An Aansr2cAn Beauty
I, is limited that Ellen IerTy may trans
Henry Irving TIE raleS OF sroao-e De-
tween The rwo Distinguished stars con-
slnue darby 20 e. about
The Maynows-," sy .oa:s Parker. was
success Mary Mapnerins spoke a po-
etic prologue. dressed in classic costume.
PlayxrsEhts viii nov probably De rush
ing IN Imagination - classic Greece. ana
Examinations OF the tTeta tFoaole H. H.
Be expected 10 dlSpasee the prevailing
Cuban play.
London critics are wondering why Rich
ard Mansfield does not lLy anosnsr season
in the British capital. Ine lA8esI aoalt VI
20 M. Msnsaeld's company = MISS Maoes
Rear5sley, sister OF Aubrey BeardSiey, the
artist.
Emile Moreau. who Il credited with hav-
ing written the greater part OF AAcAHe
Sans-Gene" for SarSou. mas Just COM
pIeted q new play called The Accused
Mountain" in which Jane Hadtng wiz ap-
pear az the Porte s.. Martin, in Paris
Sweet Nancy" Mr.. Buchanan's adapta-
ton Of Rhoda Broughtons famous story,
has been revived a. q. London theater with
Immense success Miss Annie Hughes,
an actress who some years ago charmed
many American thsats--goers, plays
Nancy.
"A Parlor Match" lately had its three
rhousansith representation. The occasion
was celebrated In Philadelphia All the
ladies IN the audience receiving hand.
some souvenir, and the gentlemen "a Pei
button with Anna Held's portrait with trt-
color pendants.
Mrs. Nelson wheatcroft will take
charge OF the dramatic school founded
by her husband and Will continue IL on
the same lines dispensing only with the
school for opera Mrs. Nheatcroft was
formerly well known as an actress py the
name OF Adelaide Stanhope.
II is said that EIeonora Dlse intends
appearing in Shakespearean roles on her
next visit 10 this country. Before going
TO the Vienna hospital, where she Is az
present under going treatment, the actress
left orders with Worth for a large number
of handsome gowns suited TO Shakespear-
can productions
Arthur W Pineros new play, The
Princess and the Butterfly. or, the Fan
TASTES" Is shortly TO De produced in Lon
don by George Alexander. The author
says II IS a comedy, but the statement Is
received doubtfuily by those who remem-
Der that he described The Benefit OF the
Doubt" in similar terms
Nelson's Enchantress." the much
"a 'kea-of play now running at the Avenue
theater in London, has proved dull and
disappointing, although Mrs. Patrick
Campbefl. who takes the part OF Lady
Hamilton, wins praise from all the crit
irs Her gowns are said 10 be both artts-
tic and magnificent. II Is hard 10 imagine
Forbes Robertson as Nelson. but his
makeup IS described as m1ryelous.