The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-02
Theatrical Notes.


Minnie Hauk recently sang at Cairo.
William Bonelli will star in Half Seas
Over"
Ada Gray threatens to take East
Lynne" TO England.
n Brahms 3, :, used t. boast that he had never
The Pirates of Penzance' was recently
sung for the first time In Egypt at cairo.
Laura Biggar and Burt Haverly will star
IN The Queen Of Diamonds next season.
Weber and Fields have offered 500 for a
Sing. e
Good morning have you gone into
vaudeville?" is the actors saIutation now
adays.
Charles Coghlan will be the Brutus in
Beerbohm Trees production of Julius
Caesar
last week In piece written for her 40
years ago.
Uncle Toms Cabin" and Kate claxton
In the Two Orphans" will be given in
New York this week.
Manager smyth, Of MY Friend From
India" has married sydney Armstrong, OF
Lost Paradise" fame.
Julie Mackey Is in New York and de-
mands $500 week. Before she appeared
In London she received SIS per.
GoIdmark's Queen of Sheba" recently
had It's hundredth performance at Buda-
pest. The composer. Hungarian by birth.
was present.
Madeline Lucette Ryley's "A Coat of
Many Colors'' will be the play in which
Herbert keicey and Miss shannon will
star next season.
Skipped by the Light of the Moon" is
London ATTRACTION. The Silver King"
and Shall We Forgive Her" are being
acted In Australia.
The Prodigal SON. is the theme of
a new scriptural drama by Wilson Barrett
Retane will pay Barrett $500 for the use
Of his theater three weeks.
Edward Harrigan and Felix Morris will
be seen in vaudeville. Rose Coghlan will
produce peg Wellington and Forget
Me-Not' at Pittsburg continuous thea
ter.
A new play. entitled Uncle Toms
Cabin is an astonishing thing James
w. Harkins and Edwin Barbour have
written IL, and IL is to be acted soon. 1t
is a fresh treatment of Mrs. Stoves novel.
The Europeau manager EMPLOYS about
half dozen dressers. who act as body
servants of the leading acters in his com
pany, and are regular employees of the
shifteFs.
Rehearsals of 1.-THE Circus Girl at
Days theater. New York, now begin daily
at midnight and continue without inter-
rupfton until O'Clock in the morning
The theater IS used for regular perform
ances twice day.
In the Good Mr. Best John ]. McNallv
employs a moving picture machine. BY
R1HtsatAA Tue husband sees his
wife with her lover. and the husbands
gay time with an acerfsse Is also repro
duced for the delectation OF his better
half.
Professor Love Story" az Detroit last
week Frederick Warie recognized In e =
Willard q fellow super in a production
given at Glasgow q years ago. They had
not seen each other for g years and both
actors cried with JOY.
lie Femmes de Japhet'' Is an opere,,a
now oclng produced in Paris. Japhet has
q dozen wives 70 contend with The first
scene IS bald n Salt Lake City The Is are
in Paris m the second act. and here one Of
them discovers that the uncle of Japhet
was her second husband.
A henent is TO be rendered in New York
70 j. W. Colllev. formerly OF the mana
gersal nrn Of Shook & Collier. two OF the
most prosperous men Of their day. Part
OF the pfos .Ainins may he a production OF
Mitchell In the chief roles
Arthur Lewis. who IS the brother OF Ju-
liza Arthur. and from whom the actress
took the name q Arthur. her stage pSer-
donym. has gone 70 London TO confer with
her sister regaTaing tie forthcoming pro-
duction OF a LADY OF Quality" Freaer-
TEX de Be9leville VIII be her leading man.
In Chicago today Sunday Seabrnoke
viii produce a farce By Georve ~ R~osaso
hurst entitled What Happened 10 Io-aS
For Mr.. Seabrooke Mr. BroadhurSt has
drawn the character OF a arllmuaar for a
hyrn hook publishing house Charles
Cooie viii appear as the Bishop OF Bal
iarat.
uis q fancy OF Miss Olga Nethe-SoIe.s
70 play Camille or Coed Friday nights
and Il IS also fancy % her friends 10 beg
from her the ascension lilies which sne
uses TO fypsfs CAraille's redemption froFs
sin. and lay them on the altar OF some
church. They were part OF the floral dee
oratiens AZ 81, Pat.icks church. Washing
ton, last sunday.
I, Is now deanisely settled that France IS
10 have IFS own .Bayreushs' this summer.
lie Eayrexth Francois is the nanas
which Wagner1ans love 10 apply 10 the cid
Roman tnsater OF Orange walch has such
marvellous acoustic properties that modern
drama and opera can be given there in the
otsen air as successfully as in any OF the
biz operS houses. The programme will con-
saSl o. lea E-.Rlicss2 translated ~ Le-