The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-03

a Mar Of Ideas" The new piece hat
Roland Reed pat on IN Boston, seems 70
play. Nr. Reed. Isaaore Rush end the
company. During the course Of the com
edy. one set OF As You Like II Is Eiysn.
Miss Rush Is the Rosaiind and M reeo
the Jacques.
Madame Emma Eanles has made rec
ord Tor herself at C0vert Garden IN ac-
o5tson 20 singing twenty-thre@ tunes. Snt
vas The pFsma donna on the opening iAg
marked the close OF a season that has been
very prosperous for the new synllcate,
and for Maurice Grau. Madame haIuss
viii sing next summer IN Balreuth
Mr.. George Holland viii produce Mr..
L4ncaster's play, "A Wise Child. AZ the
GErard Avenue theateT. Fhtiaoelpnla, 90
September s and viii star Win u
through the season with stock company
Of his own. This makes al least three
plays that Mr.. Lancaster viii have run
ming this season. besides Nj. Days eias-
SIC production OF his Jean D'Arc.
The courts have declared that Rudolph
Aronson is the lawful lessee OF the New
York Casino under a lease made IN ls$4 Tor
a term of ten years. but which had been
declared void After Aronson was dissso7-
sesSed OF the house, Canary x Lederer
made lease which runs 10 1890 but I'M
der the ruling OF The court the latter nrm
VIII have 70 vacate the lst OF May next
An English critic SAYS that thirty years
ago il was hardly good form" for q lady
10 applaud. bur that er1ancipa ton and the
athletic education OF our amaZoAS nave
changed all that "In applause nowa-
else, dux femina facti and when Pader-
ewsN plays lovely woman does not merely
clap her lily white hands. but she stamps
her fairy feet and thumps on the floor
with her elegant parasol. and as
fully three-fouFths OF the tribe OF concert
goeTs are Of the fair sex. II IS just as Wei.
il the interest OF the performer. that wo-
men should have abandoned their old pref
udice."
Frederick warde and w. NJ. Wiikison
have made arrangements whereby the lat-
Ter will direct the actors tours in the fu-
ture Mr.. Warde will. for a time. at least,
forsake the legitimate school For ne
coming season he Will appear in q new ro-
mantle play. entitled "iskander." 1t was
written by W. d. Eaton and taken from
plsraelfs well-known story. THE Rise OF
Islander" Mr. Warde's tour Will open
the middle of September.
Fort Frayne," a dramatiZation of one
of Capt. Kings military novels, has been
successfully produced by the Schiller Stock
new play is not more gratifying than that
of the company. which IS newly eStao-
leading members Robert Drouet and Elita
Proctor Otis Ii Is said that the organiza-
ton viii become TO Chicago what the
FTohman companies are TO New YORK.
Enthusiasts Of Wagnerian music viii be
interested TO learn that a Richard Wagner
museum has Just been ordered at Elsen-
ach. Among the treasures contained
therein are the original manuscript score
of "Rienzii and of other of the great COM
poser's operas as well as the decree OF ar
rest issued against him by the Saxon gov
eminent a politically dangerous moi
vidual" and a ''revoiutionist," In 1879,
when he was conductor on one of the
leading orcheStras at Dresden.
Among the stars. instrumental and vo-
cal who have already made arrangements
TO appear in America during the coming
| season are; Rosenthal. the little giant pi-
anist; Ysaye, Henri Marteau. Mile. An
| toinstte Trebelli, the young soprano: Mr..
and Mrs. Henschel. who viii give series
| Of song recitals in the large Cities 5 lott.
| the favorite pupil Of Liszt. considered one
! of the best pianists of the present day;
| Leo Stern, the young cellist who played
| Philharmonic.
! According to "A review Of Hall Game Is
/ latest novel. THE Christian" which has
| been dramatized already by the author,
| the heroine is young person OF extraor-
| Saws the review: "She attended ball al
/ what is evidently meant to be Barthol-
! omew's hospital, TO which all the nurses
/ in London who did not happen 10 be on
/ night duty We're invited, and here the con-
| duct of the dances, according TO the au-
| thor was suggestive rather Of the Moulir
1 Rogue than of the sober London hospital
| She returns 10 her hospital at a. m. &C
| companied by another nurse and three
! men: she visits mems chambers, where
| she dons male attire and dances and sings
| for the dedication Of her hosts. and even
| In the hospital wards this volatile damsel