The times., 1898-05-29

trorrbled with an liberated tooth. And
yet Baron Munchausen was said 10 be the
greatest Tar the world ever saw The aN-
erage sensational newspaper nowadays
could not afford TO keep 50 comparatively
truthful a man.
Gertrude Quinlan. long factor Of
the Castle Square Opera Company. is
credited with making a hit in 'Shenan-
doah' Miss Quinlan is q clever and YER
satile woman, who deserves success.
Harrison Grey FIske of the Mirror. and
Al IEaymon. Of the theatrical trust,
have both been nominated trustees Of The
Actors Fund. And yet they cali il cru
city 10 incIJse game chickens in 6-feet
pits.
Allie Gilbert. Georgia Caine Adele
Pitchie Josephine Hall. Ada Lewis. Joe
OFT. Jacques Kruger and Eddie Girard
have been engaged for Koster and Bials
new review. It is hoped that their vehicle
will be more meritorious than was the
last.
Eugene Garfield, George Richards and
Kitty Mi,cheu nave been booked for the
presentation of the new Boston review
Around he Town which is to h. pro-
dgced tomorrow. Miss Mitchell is one Of
the cleveres- women on the vaudeville
stage
Dora Zephir. late of The Idols Eye"
company. has just been married. There
seems to be something provocative Of
Ffvmcn in Victor Herberts opera-Der-
haDs it is the amount Of osculatory eX-
ercise ia RhiCA the players are forced 70
indulge.
The talented Danish Sisters are shortly
10 appear in a sketch entitled, AN ANA
tes-r Highwaymau. written by local
newspaper man. Miss Elinor Danish has
recently been beaueathed a large sum Of
money 10y an uncle, but viii remain on
the stage.
And now Anna Held has branded San
Francisco as One-nigh- stand. Poor
Frisco Since Al Hayman began il. ev-
cry cheap show that fails within its pre-
oincts begins TO swear at the town. And
Vet Frisco seems to run along just the
same as ever.
Lola Mora. a Spanish dancer, Is being
detained as a prisoner Of war in Key
West. having been captured on the Pana-
ma II she was on her way 10 fill en-
gagements IN this counTty her arrest and
detention may be counted as one Of the
blessings Of war
Andrew Mack's new play, "a Ragged
Earl is by Earnest Lacy. 1t is reported
that Joseph Humphries has been asked
II add some situations and Wilton LackA
aye claims that his comedy has sup
p.i=d several 10 the impeTcUrbabie author.
A neat mixture. truly.
Grant Parish win again while away his
time this wear with the Colonial Beach
Steamboat Company. He viii also man
age the three parks operated by the Cap
ital Traction Company. and expects to do
quite a business during the Summer in
freckles and red lemonade
Mr. and Mrs. Kendal viii come over
again next season and viii tour the coun-
try under The mana cement of Charles
Frohmau. in their success OF the British
provinces. Not Wisely, But Too Wei" )"
il Is TO be hoped that the co-stars will
not think bitterly OF the appropriateness
Of that title when it is too late.
A. special meeting OF the National Al
liance Of Theatrical Stage Employees. Mr.
"A T Phillips. OF the Grand Opera House.
was elected a delegate 10 the annual con-
Vention which takes place next July, in
Omaha. MIR. Phillips Is one OF the most
able stage carpenters in the business and
his election was not a. all unexpected.
Martha Morton, Al Candy. 1. NJ. Ruben.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Cramer. Annie
Buckley. Reginald De Koven, Helen
Buckley and Hilda Clark are the latest
recruits for a vacation abroad. There
are many other entries who viii prob
ably spend the hot months on ton of
some convenient fat acquiring a FASH
ionabIe tan.
Some one should prepare q table os
SPACE to be gotten from the newspapers
by volunteering for the present war with
Spain. Some Of the New York dailies
seem to have generously offered to hold
g column for every player who will en-
list A number accepted last week. and
rs a result we are hearing of ''celebrat-