The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-29

of her husband to draw upon, made a pro-
ducliou at Buffalo On Saturday night of
"lngomar'' in u style said to be as ornate
as that which she gave to "a Lady OF
Quality last season. She expects to
present the Older piece in New York be-
forc the end of her forthcoming engage
ment.
L. H. Sothern has again changed no
name OF a Shillng's Worth" This
numo was changed to "rhe Old Love and
IN" New Then 1t was discovered that
this was the till" by which bronson How
aIds THE Bankers Daughter" il known
IN England, 50 another cnangc was made
and now the play is 10 be called "A COLI
Onial Girl"
Edward Morgan's luck is good and bad
lie is making the success or his short ca
rrcr as tn" dominant hero in THE Chris
tian' but hc is a loan from the Lyceum
company. which will require his services
| in month for a comparatively unim-
purtant role i'm Rose Trcldwucy, wrich
play viii give fine opportunity to Mary
ManrCring.
Joseph Haworth has been engaged by
Miss Viola Aliens managers TO take Mr..
T., j. Murgan's place as John Storm in
The Christian The change will be ef-
fcctcd November p. when the company
goes to the columbian thrater, Brooklyn.
Mr. Morgan was only loaned for n few
weeks and withdraws TO rcioiu the Ly-
CCum theatcr stock company.
The wine agent in "On and Off" at the
| Madison Suuar, is said to be made up 10
| resemble Count KcsslCr, q real wine
! agent and conspicuous figure in semi
| public New York life. As the mimic per-
! sonagc is a far from clTcumsDect char.
acter, there have been rumOrs of protest
| by Mr. kesslcr who is an energetic man,
| but nothing drlinit" has been done by him
a. vet.
IIusbopds and wives ara ragorfo1 n
! less desirable than unmarried pairs as
mimic lovers on the stage, and the OBJ
| lection To brothers and sisters In such as
! ISOLATION has been positive, but now
! Charles Coghlau and his daughter are to
enact The hero and his sweetheart i'm "'rhe
| Royal Box during that plays tour,
! which will extend To New Orleans and
! back, and later devote a week each to
many northern cities.
| The camel on which Francis Wilson
! rides into the third act Of 1.-THE Little
Corporal has become As comic Il beast
as the elephant was in Wang or Tho
| hcifer in "Ev"ugtliEe.' The imitation ~
| first-rate ana the two men who perform
/ the legs know their business. But Mr..
| Wilson is not helittlod in the action. His
| attack of seasiCkness from riding on the
"Ship Of the desert" Is very drou and the
! jokes he cracks are funny in the Wilson's
| ian vein.
! cast Of "Erminic" to play the large cities
| next April on the same plan as the big
| success of two years ago with "The Riv-
ais" Pauline Han, now singing m vaude-
| vile, is booked for Erminc, Francis VIII
| son will play Iadcau and De Wolf Hopper
! the opposite comedy part Barnabee, of
! the RoStonians, and Frank Daniels are
| also i'm the cast, and Janau'chel has also
! consented to play a part: Francis Will
| son is engineering the scheme.
| Anthony Hope has just had a success
| i'm London with "Thc Adventure of Lady
| Ursula" and n failure with "Whcn a
! Mans in Love- which r. described as
! being no more dramatic than one of his
| dolly Dialogues" would prove on tho
! stage, con grd or" Is to have a pro-
! duction there In the Same English trans-
! lation used here. Another piece Ia reach
the British capital from America soon
will be "The War of Wealth" localized.