The morning times., 1897-01-03
Dramatic Notes.

Boston Is TO nave "a Nnlnese lnedeei-
Edith Crane viii return 10 "Trilby."
Milwaukee has new vaudeville theate=
Last weeks crop of closings included
eight ompanies.
The Sign OF the Cross" closes after next
week.
The Gay Parisans'' 60 to New York
today
Gerster has opened school for singingin
Paris.
The Tabcrs retain ''RoInola'' in their
repertoire.
The Bostonians are to play i'll Pittsburg
this week.
Eueeaia Blair viii produce Jane Eyre
IL New Orleans.
London is about to enjoy whole cycle
OF new plays.
Louis Harrison has completed a new comic
opera libret1Dl.
-Charley's Aunt has just closed four
years run in London.
Agnes Findley's part in Gay Mr.. Light
foot is called Miss opie.
Minnie Radcirfe nas left the Hollands
To Join the Denver stock.
Edward Terry has announced that he will
visit America in the spring.
Nine. Modjeska will begin a California
tour the 18th OF this month.
Edgar /. Davenport may star IN F Fedora"
next year, playing scarpia.
Richard Mansfield viii not produce
''The FIRST Violin this year
Kyrle BeIlew is pushing 3 suit for libel
against an Australian paper.
There was not an original production out
side Of New York city last week.
Marie Dressler has been sick and "Gt OF
the cast OF The Lady Slavey-
KeIlar will drift among New York ole
night stands for the next seven days
Lizzie Mac Nichol has joined the Castle
Square opera company in Philadelphia.
Herbert Kelcey aud Effic shannon may
star Jointly next season IN society plays
Edythe Chapman is going TO Denver
aSIeading woman with a Stock company.
Emily Bancker's new play, "A Divorce
Cure seems TO have met with sucoeSS-
Thomas Keene plays Richard III Tor
the ,30Eth time in Cincinnati thls week
sue comes 10 washington from New
England, and next week goes Norm again
Leon Hermann. nephew Of the ate
magician, arrived yesterday from faris-
Mckee Rankin Will begin a starring tour
next month IA fis new piay, Irdr lo Lile'
Aprol os of sarGou's new play for Bern
hardt, the dramatist believes IN spiritua-
IiSm.
newark enjoyed "A MIX White Flag"
Iasl week, and il is Philadelphia turn
next
arthur Boucher comes today from balti-
more and leaves next Sunday for lltts-
burg.
TIE OFT brothers. Teresa Yaughan's
brothers, take The Star Gazer'' Oh tour
again
Roydon EvIynnc is not soubrette. Heis
man, and a member Of Sothcrn's com
pany.
CreSton Clarke has new romantic drama
f. winch hc viii begin a starring tour early
next month.
Tie Boslolians spent their mornings re
hears.ug ami theIT afternoons sightseeing
al Of last week
Charles RI4cs.uy makes his first appear
Buce as a leading man with the Hollands
tomorrow night.
William Archer is adapting Ibsen's new
ana longest play, John Gabriel Bofkmah'
for the Eug!I~l stage
Aunt Louisa" Eldridge has pair OF
star Spangled banner stockings, presented
her by Edwin Booth.
Nelson wheatcroft has sacrificed his
famous nlustache To the cMgenc!es OF his
part IL UeauseaSe.
Sarah Bernhardt is at work upon bust
OF Nict0rien Sardou, which She may eA-
hibu at the next salon.
SmytHe and Rice, OF My Friend From
InGia fame. are EuIu. 10 star "lllie
Collier in :; new comedy.
Sadie MacDonald's death in Australia
was calS,d from a tan while dancing in
"The Mix White Flag.
Roland Reed has the best play Of his
career in The Wrong Mr.. Wright, atieast
30 "a y many wnU have SCENT.
..Rrother for Brother is travelling all the
way from Syracuse today. ION the Mis-
sissippi'' goes into Pennsylvania.
Joe jefferson wrote Theodore Hamilton a
letter Of enthusiastic congrat ulatlon after
witnessing Ills Tudd dnhead recently.
Sousa's tour is for $50 concerts in 169
consecutive days, visiting 50 towns and
completing a circuit Of p 600 niles.
A special train viii be required TO take
''The Heart OF Maryland company TO
Chicago aiter It's Boston engagement.
Frederick Pauldng and two other players
have formed the faulding Tho Tor the
presentation of short plays IA vaudeville
houses.
Nat Goodwin will be closer to Washington
this week than he has been for months be-
fore lie opens In Chicago tomorrow
night.
Haiy viii produce sometime in January
Robert Chambers a KING and a Few
Dukes" Charles Richman VIII have the
leading role.
Mrs. William a. Brady was last week
at the point OF death. but careful attendance
brought her through the crisis, and she il
now ont of danger.
Philadelphia mad a peep at when Lon
don Sleeps last week. 1t will be seen for
the second week this season at The Acad-
emy tomorrow night.
Gustav Heinrichs, the imprcsarlo, wed
ded Catharine Fleming, one Of his leading
contralfOS, in California recently. Both
are well known here.
The Life of the Soul in the Dream; or,
An Extract from the Trial OF Maria Bar
berl," was the bill last week at the Thalia
Theater in the BOwery.
The style OF Mrs. Kendal's whitening and
llitileruIg Scorn IS matched only in that IA
nous Journalistic controversy familiar
&c readers of Pickwick.-Mirror.
William Gillette was the guest of the
Twelfth Night Club OF women recently.
He was the only man present, but came
through the ordeal triumphantly.
A report last week had Joseph Holland
and Fannie Bulkley engaged, not merely
to act, but TO marry. But Joe says il
isn't so, and Joe is always right.
NJ. b Curtis has joined the comic opera
contingent. he is leading comedian with
LILLIAN Russell. He plays a Hebrew, and
ought 10 do 1t well, for he is himself jew.
Edwin Milton Royle presents his Capt
Impudence' in New York tomorrow night
Robert Patton Gibbs, Mckee Rankin, Amelia
Bingham and Selma Fetter Royle are in
Lis fine cast.