The sun., 1898-01-02
N. WILMINGTON, DELAWARE, SUNDAY JANUARY 2 $685.

surface. 1t was narrow escape, and :
good advertisement.
Adele Marie .Juana Patti better
known as Adelina Patti, was born Feb
rlary 10, 1913. and is therefore neari,
% years old. She has castle in Wales
and is reported to be worth over 81 900
OlW. She receives $1,000, however, for
singing in concert, and, although her
voice is Eot What it was ten years ago,
she still appears frequently in London
and the provinces.
Nine Nordica will soon make her
first appearance in several important
operate roles. January II, in Phiadel
phia, with the Damrosch Opera Com
pany, she will appear for the first time
on any stage a. Brl,nnhildc. in Die
Gotterdamlncrlng" The week of Feb
ruary 7, during the Damrosnh season at
the Metropolitan Opera House, she will
play the three Brnnnhildes in the Ring
Of the NibeIung' cycle--in Die Valkurc
cher debut in this rolc) in "Siegfried"
and in "Dic Gotterdammcrung."
Hugh Morton is the author of 'The
Telephone GirI,' Il piece produced in
New York Monday ng ght. lie says: 81
think the Telephone Girl is, next to The
Girl from Paris, the most contemplate
thing, from certain points of view, that
has lately been seen here. The only
question in my mind is whether or not
it happens to be Of the peculiar degree Of
worthlessness that will make it great
box-oiiice success. Does it possess the
supernatural hcavinrss and horror of
The Girl from Paris" For the sake OF
Miss Lipman and Mr. Louis Mann, who
have worked valiantly in it's behalf, and
for the sakes Of Mcssrs. Ledercr ana Nc.
Lcllan, who have given it Il fine produc-
ton, | hope it is deadly enough, to please
the popular taste
Isabel Irving is much disturbed be-
cause in Anthony Hopes sequel to the
prisoner of Zcmla' l llavia and Rassen-
dyll are planning to meet. 81 ALWAYS
felt Il lump in my throat in that last
scene in 'Zenda' when Rassendyll leaves
Flavia forever, she says 'and was in
variably wociu\ly sad every time the
final curtain fell But just the same the
artistic end pleased me, and enjoyed
the tas k OF meeting grim fate behind the
footlights. Now, however, the sublime
end Of the novel from which the play
was adapted is robbed Of its force by the
preparations Hope is making to bring his
hero and heroine face to face again and !
feel that never want to hear of Flavia
agais1. | am sorry ever liked her The
next thing We may expect to hear is that
Coman Doyle has rsrscitatcd Sherlock
Holiness
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