The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-01
DRAMATIC NOTES.

France Amer Mathews has received tn
permission Of William Black 20 sirausssi.s
his latest novel Wild Eslin.e rsannisr
serial IN Harper's Bazaar
Charles II. Hoyt's new play. "A pay an
4 Algns, Was produced April is in Nere
Haven The piece will open the next ~.
son OF the Garriek theater in New YerS
When the New York Empire conpany
appears in Chicago next month IL win n. &
vivc. finder the Red Rese." not plsyine
THE conaaegors' until faIl
Not content with three pointed s.ars -
next season. there are those TO say tAnk
Mod1eska NAV be the central planet a Il
hse-ssar combination for next seasoa
a parior Match is TO DE put on tn
road next season with "A new l. Metofaer
and Old Hosgs. Mr.. Evans recently a.
posed of his acting riehts 10 The play.
Mariana" which was so happily pro.
duccd by the Boston Lyric company n
It's recent engagements. has had revival
IN New YORK oy the castle Square opesss
company.
II. A. Souchet has written a ene-aet psas Il
Hands Down.. which was given Anfa
Il in Hoyt's theater, New York by "a.
dents OF the Sianhope- Wheateroft dramat
ic school.
a new play by Sutton vane. occurs In
church helfry. where the murderer. ~
reason OF his trade, ~ compelled 10 toh
the funeral kneii Of his victim.
A new play by Brandon Thomas h =
production at the IAndon Garrsck n
central idea IS the Spontaneous orru1e
ton of 90 A Curxon Street" nearly H.
teal with the theme Of Never Again
''Open the theaters and baseball rash
sunday and every other day." -
can't force q man to go To church, ~
yen may force him to 20 10 worse place.
T.. III. Sothern's play. IAN Enemy to IN
King" has reached the continuous pr
day night week in Chicago. and II m
not yet been produced on the western etgN
cult.
The Boston Post is authority for ~
statement that Nordica's iadispositida
which caused her to lose two performances
in the opera season, Is interesting rathee
than serious. and that there may he oceAe
sion for congratulations
Thomas O. Seabrooke has grown tired a
London and viii shortly come back e
pocket, and intends 10 reappear az star.
He has not been PLAYING since The ScaFs
let Feather failed in London.
Plans are being made for the formatioa
OF stock company in New York lily
with the novel feature of travelling star4
Branch companies are 10 be organised n
other cities. making a sort OF circuit oyef
which the stars will travel Thus. IN
city to city. the star. male or female. WIN
travel In solitary state and reflect on the
money saved in railway fares.
Madame Viarda. who recently played y
the Fifth Avenue theater. New York. y
SisS.75 for a week. Is not the only acf0
who has looked out on a waste OF elupV
chairs. 1t comes from London that IA ;
frst-class theiter the gross receipts wen
one night half a crewn. on another occAe
sion as low as one shilling. and In In
same week performance was given q
an audience that looked all right. but dlq
not turn In "A penny.
In Brisbane. Australia. all the theAtsfa
are closed. The theaters in Adelaide N
also closed and will be "dark'' until co1ior
weather sets in The Babes n IN
Wood" was the Easter card at a a11n1H
house, John j. Burke has left Australia
for America. The Flying Jordans afe n
Perth. West Australia. The verscope RI
lures of the ett-Fitzsiuimons n6tt az
not "eatch on in Australia, and a4ve hoen
taken TO South Africa.
Amelia Summerville. who used to play
the merry little mountain maid In Dixey'a
"Adnnis." has by some PROCESS reduced her
weight to the welter-weight class. and ai-
peared in the divorce court the other day
with waist line as symmetrical az that
of young girl. As an actress hardly ever
goes TO the trouble of getting 4 divorce tsi-
less she means TO wed again. there y 3
deal of curiosity as 10 who will succeed
the circus clown who was No. !.