The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-20

Kainz and Agnes So-ma played he ieac-
ing roies- II took . year 10 overcome tLe
Berlin police censorship that u might @
presented
Playwright-Dcn't you TANK we would
better try this play outside Of New YORK
wright-Wnv not? Manager-lt's too III
IeceuF.-itfe.
JsAdore Rush, playing with Roland Reed.
nas daughter CD enough 20 faaEe hef
debut on the stage She * Carrie Whyte,
and is shortly 70 make her appearance tn
Roland Reeds company.
Il il said that in the near future Robert
TaoeF. julia Mariowes husband. VINO -
row IN England with Henry Irving. vii!
be seen Days theafer. New York, n
leading man OF the stock company.
Camille D'AryllIe has been substituted
FOR AIlda Clark IN the principal Tole OF
the STnifh-De-k 0ven opera. The High
wavman." al the Broadway thsater, New
York. She II said 10 be a great assccess.
Frederick Wsrde is able TO boast % two
things. He never played Armand IN
Camille until last week. ami ne has
many OF the old school actors can say a.
much?
The original 'Geisha" company. from
Days theater. was playing 10 the patrons
Of the Harlem opera house during the
week OF January ~ and last week the
company played in the Ampaion theater
Brooklyn.
IAN Old Coat" the new play is TO be
put on In New York. April 4. b. the symth
and Rice comedians. Another play by
Lieut. Alierdice called THE Flag Lieu
tenant" q naval drama, is to be produced
next season.
A monster vaudeville benefit for the
Actors Fund Is TO be given in New York
at Roster and Biai's. Anna Held, Lottte
Collins. yesta Tilley. Maggie, Cline. Tony
Pastor. Lew Dockstader John T. Kelly
ard others are TO be in the BILL
George Broadhurst recently made pal
pable nit with his title. The Wrong Mr..
Wright" Initiative titles have since be-
swell Miss Fitzwen, The Good Mr. Best"
and now Joe Harris farce. THE Quiet Mr..
Gay
Frau Cosima Wagner has In her posses
sion. according TO Wagner's friend, Herr
Heckel four Unpublished completed plays
by her husband. entitled Luther"
Frederick the Great" Hans Sachs Sec
end Marriage" and Duke Bernhard Of
Sake " eimar."
After many denials and much rearrang-
ing IL is finally announced that DeWolf
Hopper and John Phillip Sousa Will go to
The start VIII be made in the early au-
tunn and H0pper's new opera will be
postponed for year.
Karl Sontag the younger brother Of the
famous singer. Henrietta Sontag recently
celebrated his 10th birthday. He Is an
actor. and has won much success In Ger
many as a comedian; he has also appeared
in this country successfully. He is the
author OF several plays.
Under the Polar Star has been booked
for tour Of the Larger cities and will be
seen at the Bii0u in the near future. Three
acts Of the play take place on the ship
polar star among the icebergs Of the
far north. The first and last appear In
Brooklyn and Washington
The Adventurer" the new comedy
written b. Henry Guy Carleton for James
J. tcrbett, has no prize fighting in it, and
II would seem that the ex-champi0n was
IN earnest when he declared that he had
retired from the ring and intended 10 de-
vote himself entirely to the stage.
THE School for Scandal viii be the
rcxt revival at Days theater in New
York. Miss Rehan viii play Lady Teazle
Edwin Narrey viii appear as Sir Peter.
George Clark as Joseph Surface and
Charles Riohman as Charles Surface.
Jacob Lift. the owner Of In old Ken
lucky" and ether successful plays, does
rot entertain the s3me opinion of San
Francisco and other IS estern cities as Mr.
Charles frohman. H. admits having made
a great deal OF money on the Pacific c0as.
WITH his attr9 edons ana he says it is good
enough for him.
The company Of "A Ward Of France.
has joined stock company which is 10
occupy the Queens theater At Montreal.
Sediey Brown from whom Henrietta
CrosSman recently secured a divorce is
70 be the stage manager. Brown is the
author Of several pretty good plays.
Il has been settled that Maude Adams
VIII not play out of New York this sea-
son. There was q possibility If her APP
peafing u Hooley's the2ter in Chicago.
but the idea has been given up. owing to
The enormous business done at the Gar
rick the2ter. Miss Adams VIII continue
IN the Little Minister until the hot
weather causes the theater 10 close
The opera called king Dodo." Hhretto
BY Frank r. Pixiey ana music ny Gustave
Iuders, has been accepted for production
at the Broadway theater. New York to
20 sgs1sz
/ produced early III April probably. with a
great cast, including Camille d Aryille
Jerome Sykes and other comic opera peo-
piece.
Madame Modiesza was playing down
south recently and on going into the thea
/ Ter d.ess.nS room set apart for the star"
I round bundle CT straw on the Io0r. She
called for the stage carpenter ana asked
/ why the room was not in better condition
and he replied that the preceding nieht
the house. and that the room she was in
had been occupied by the champion trick
mule. This illustrates the variety OF At
fractions which come in conflict at a the
alter in real one night stand.
The Passion Play Is being produced in
one OF the New York music nails bV the
/ cinema tograph. the scenes having been
posed In New York IA December. 10 repro
auce familiar scenes in the Obcrammer-
Eau production II was first announced
that the views were made in Oberamuer-
+ The cinematogtaph WAS not invented at
TIE time OF the presentation OF the Pas-
sion P,at few wears aso. salm Morse
made an attempt 10 produce the play IN
America. but the people would have none
II r.
This is the latest Mrs. Edna Wallace
. Hopper Will sever her connection with the
operate forces of DeWolf Hopper May l.
she has several plans iu view fcr next
/ season. \ prominent American playwright
his written q comedy fer her. ami though
The names N the case may not he men
Toned ROW. e IS a certainty that Mrs
hopptr VIII ultimately be starred in the
MAY ty an important American mauacer
she received only The Other dae a latter
ing offer 90 jo!n Mr.. Mausneds company
next season. tt was regretfuliv declined
IRE marriage ~ Ar. and Mrs Hopper VIII
h1 dissolved within 8 Few months
William Eaversh&c1. who plays the part
~ p Young German officer in The Cor
9@ rprS M tne Empire theate~ New
York grleEc&s.y insults Viola Allen the
heroine This happens Io me second act.
r. TIE tHtrd aef she is slpp sed So stab
sac German officer. wire falls ap0arert}v
wounded Nn Fri3+y utEht she plunged