The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-19

foiled. as Sir George sends word to have
her sent to the porter's lodge and proper
~ cared for. Her brother. Lord Hassen-
den. is passing by. imagines his sister IN
suited and challenges Sir George 10 a duel.
Lady Ursula tries by all fair means 10
stop this duel. and for two acts - dls-
brother. Walter. who IS supposed to be In
France as an officer in the Royal Guards
Thus disguised. she comes lace 10 lace
with Sir George sylvester. The whole
action occurs IN one night. The enuing Is.
OF course. happy one.
Miss Ffolliott Paget, with the triple
doubie consonnated prefix 10 her name, mas
made a complete success as The Sporting
Duchess" She Is the fourth duchess OF
Milford in the line OF dramatic succession,
her predecessors being Agnes Booth; Mrs
John Drew and Rose Coghlan. Though
last Ffolliotr Paget is by no means least
Of the sporting duchesses. either physical
~ or historically speaking. a recent inter-
viewer describes her as tall. magnihcen,-
~ proportional: hair auburn. with reddish
tinge; a clear complexion, and a whole
SEINE agreeable personality. vivacity he1ns
her special characteristic She Is, in fact
the type of breezy. CHEEKY Englshwoman
accustomed TO an outdoor life and fdii OF
vlvacity and animal spirits
There we're two victims of good fortune
IN New York last week Alice Reed WORK
ed so hard to gee up In the part OF ,. Lady
the end OF her first performance found her
in Mysteries, and she was so seriously az
fec,ed that she was taken TO hospital
and Gertrude Tappan. after being out OF
an engagement for two years, was so
overcome by her good fortune in securing
a part in The Bride-elect." Sousa's new
tiou-. She grew worse so rapidly that she
was almost unmanageabe when she
reached the hospital These two cs-@s
show kne disseminating side OF stage ffe
but will hardly have an effect on the army
OF asnirants who are overcome with the
glsmor which gilds the surface.
The Dramatic Mirror published this week
the startling news that Tim Murphy. the
people take Il serious view Of the artistic
endeavors OF man bearing name 80
strongly suggestive of the realms OF low
soa branded and advertised as WILKES
Barre. No reason l. given for Mr.. Mur-
phys selection Of Wilkes Barre instead OF
Al Toona or any other Of the names which
might be evolved from the Pennsylvania
towns where he In m0sf popular. hui the
announcement OF hks intended change OF
name is accompanied by the sIatement
tna. he has secured new play for next
season called THE Carpet BagEer. ana
written by Opie Read and Frank Pixiey.
the wilkes Barre part Of the story may AZ
well be held subject 20 further contrma-
ton.
M-. Augustin Days stock company. or
at least that portion OF u mai nus no, no.
preducsa in New YORK city Mr.. Days
Iates. importation in the Iins. 81 German
r1r1gay Tire English title is Mimi her
Sins. or Tire Lady of ostend," and the
Enxlisl, version is made by 2 E. Bur
nand known to fame as the editor Of
80 .tr5s nar,f.'ifar importation from
germany has to de with the firsatious
husband but this ore gets caught by a
,sSvs Saxgee An actress, the wife OF
- fs ergaged ~ A biograph COM
nar,v ~ decoy male visitors 10 Ostsnd,
within range % The photographer, for
thesr ynachine. and i Is when IN aitena-
arra mon m exhibition Of Euch pictures
Tbsf iva wives ard the pggilist husband
q. ne sirer learn of the Aupliel;Y OF ;hsir
Farmers In wediock- The piece intF.--c-
81 Miss Istt.Se Fairfax, Mr.. Iaaly.s Nm
,.TfrfarYor, frorn Tendon. and she - de-
scrgf,ed as resembling Annie Russell