The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-30

Today's programme, az will be noticed.
includes Nine. Crivelh ~ the vocal soioist
Nine. Crivelli enjoys the reputation OF
having a voice that il superior in its edu-
cation to anything in the WesA according
to the Italian school II win be her first
public appearance in two years.
Dramatic ana Musical Notes.
Ellen Terry has had four husbands.
Adele Richie is studying with Sbrigla
In Paris.
Milton Lackaye has appeared as David
Garrick in Chicago.
Dorothy Morton's starring tour in Miss
Brevity" was brief.
Mrs. Richard Mansfield is Ill. and may
not act until next season.
Mrs. Leslie Carter - TO play the dual role
Of mother and daughter in "The Winter $
Tale
A bill before the New York legislature
aters Sunday.
Venerable Mrs. Gilbert WILL 1t is ru-
mored. retire from Days company at the
end Of the season.
Louis N. Parker is reported to be at
work On a new stage version OF The
R. A. Barnets new musical comedy.
Queen OF the Ballet" will be produced in
Boston February I.
, Courtney Barnes. daughter Of Rose Ely,
y.
return to the stage.
Madame Duse has produced Pinero's
Second ssio Mrs Tan,a9usray in Italian as
Next season w. H. Crane will appear in
Treasure Trove." q play by Louis Parker,
co-aathor Of Rosemary"
Ian Maclaren's Beside the Bonnie Briar
Bush is to have its american premier
at Washington In February.
George Backus dramatization OF "The
To- fr<N Var
York City by Alfred Bradley.
Josep Herbert has completed new
comedy. which will probably be produced
in New York some time In April.
When London. sleeps" James II. Wal;
haze an early production at the Alhambra.
The curse scene from Leah, the For,
saken." was acted by Mckee Rankin and
Nance o'Neill at a New York theater last
week.
of ps Se ka aGEe Big Rscshsa for ons
engagement at the Drury Lane theater.
London.
The period Of Modieska's new play is
aeters are prominent Americans OF those
stirring times.
KID Mccoy NJ the Pusils is IN to rb be
Ellis will be In the cast.
Miss Lara rr Burt win leave the company
san n ln for ENGLAND to TAKE the part OF Jane
Marie Corelli has dramatixed her Bar
abbas' and Frank w. Sanger has nearly
concluded arrangements whereby James
ONeiil may present the play next season.
Frank B. Murtha CONCENTRATES present.
The Black Cardinal" written by Rev.
John. Talbot Smith. Roman Catholic
priest.
Secretary Charles Barnard. of the Dram
ats Club. has written to the London
Stage explaining the purposes of the clubs
list. in which much interest 10 expressed
abroad.
Julia Arthur. It is asserted. during the
last two weeks, has had named after her
a hat and coat a new brand of cigars,
three waltzes, a song, two-step. and a
book dedicated to her.
The Harlem On. " Republican Club pre-
garters The committee during per-
formance of the "Whrl of the Town
placed them on her limbs.
A New York music halls chief card is
a woman. She disrobes exactly as she
would were she in her bedchamber and Is
clothed In every article OF feminine apparel
generally worn by women.
Gladys Wallis. after a smoewhat vare-
gated career as star and as an ingenue
In various companies. Is to appear shortly
in THE Circus Girl" musical comedy
of the latest London brand.
Belasco's new play deals with a phase of
the late civil war II will be love story
seasoned with gunpowder. the clash Of
steel and more or less gore, but these lat
ter ter. elements are to be- sublnsated to the
love over sectional hatreds.
Fritz Williams has signed as leading man
OF "Oh; savannah" which will begin a
farce that Miss Louie Freear has made her
"slavey" of the Little Marehioness'' type.
Josephine Hall will play that role in this
country.
The cast for THE Tree of knowledge"
presented at the Lyceum theater. New
York last Monday, included Mary Man
nsrng Julie OPP Mrs Whifen; Miss skip
ward Morgan. William Courtleigh. Frank
Mills and John F.ndlay. The play is
drama in five acts.
Mime. Modjeska, who has arranged for
her appearance at the Fifth Avenue thea
ter. New York. the early part of Febru-
ary. will be seen in new play which has
been, written for her by French play
wright Secrecy Is maintained regarding
the play. but ii is minated that the period
of the play is the fret empire.
1t was once said that Remenyi was so
sensitive to noise that he would stop play
ing If man In the audience had a note
in his pocket drawing interest but he ia
now In the vaudeville business where they
being finished in front scene Can II
be that tho violinist In losing his eensitiye-
ness with advancing aReg
When in the first frenzy OF her grief and
terror nj the murder of her old friend
William Terriss. Jessie Milward stood be-
side his body where ID lay In the dressing
room at the Adelphi and declared that she
would never appear upon the stage again
she was making no vow born of hysteria.
for the latest news from London Is that
Miss Milward has gone into permanent re-
tirement.
Manager Andrew Mccormick secured
Camille d Arville's name to a contract for
her appearance in the leading soprano role
IN ''The Highwayman" at the Broadway
theater. New York to succeed Miss Hllda
Clark. at an early date. Miss d'Aryllie
has begun rehearssls. II Is understood
Miss Clark has taken legal action against
the management and placed her case in
the hands OF lawyers.
Richard Mansfield has in reserve accord
ing 10 the New York Sun. an English adj
aptation of Mile. de Belle Isle which
Beeroohm Tree played last summer In
London as The Silver Key An Engilsll
version of the old Dumas play was mad