The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-16

Arssssles~ hzs heen pro5@cet IN Isurdeu
and was received wsEh great enthusiasm
Ea2m1ae Rates. Il Is ssia. Is lkely 70
s1aT Eest seASan IN 3 rev play by Aa@@-
issn@ LAzesEzs Riley.
CsssEte Tsse< ara her husband. r 2:
Ascf-eaTs, ars rehaa-ssng Isaslsoe and
Renee ard JUises-
George Meresata's @Tae Ego.sss'' Is 10
BE 1rsnsatfxssa- Tiers all. - course. Dc
i ra2sn for ttse lez14ny role.
3alta Marioxs viii pay in C1yse
EgzGa's n~w pAzg. The EoGrtsAlp % Bar
earz FrstcAse" this season
Dav2s Besasoe's swo forthcoming plays
are q as entlz.es The esaseFss Dra@isss-
Eoo-z alta TIE WILLOWS Eg,Sssa nj.
Hcsesas prsveearioa. The Sl4ecess cs some
ALLEGED ca<nss5les sys-sstsuflA1es Ills state
rnexs..
sallivan's "sIikade" ara. played lately
a EAe soSes szaGt .aeAsSr Vienna By
co-ns@ny az children. - house faii o.
girls ard boys.
controversial question IS 70 BE the
rna5a ssgEsjee. - tAe fraEaa 81 rao5er- lafe
being written by Wilson Barrett aEsd
Loals Y. Parker.
Franklin Fyies. Of tie New York sur.
has s2ss flnlshss3 4 aigh-csssS nslaszr4slsa
entitled XIX C4rSan" Charles Fr1hEnara
all fsro4siSe E4e play.
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fcun,.90 81 A. Conan ISylss 3ese1xiv e
st1gEeS was destroyed IA the BALDWIN nose.
fire in SAN Fr8neiSeo.
Ire proposed return of Georgia cayvan
70 the stage Is hailed w.tA delight ali ever
he co2atFy. S.ls i said - % tue besi-
loved RnETsan On ths stage
There IS some talk OF Henry Miller a.
Fearing next Sezsgg ia a revival u ~ a
Dukes M8tGa." ere IF Ire aes< Of The
class OF sgyashoucklsag aerS plays al pres
snt 40 popular
ore OF tae prizes Offered a. a singing
festival recently aeli ia Wales was d pair
Of trousers. TIE Musical Herald wants 10
know what wcuia be dcGs IN such case
IL ,he Prize shousd be divided
TIE appearance Of Roland Reed this
season VIII be marked ~ taa production
o. nsw comedy His Fathers Boy +"
The play IS undoubtedly one Of the osss
Mr. Reed has ever had, and gives h.ln
splendid opportunities IN eongeniai role
Miss Isadore Rush. the charming actress
with Roland Reed, viii cause a fsRtter
among feminine hearts with her new
gowns. which she nas especially designed
fer her appearance in The Wrong MIR.
for the masculine costumes she WAS
obliged 10 wear i'm The Politician or
The Wosran's Plank"
TIE realistic drama in Paris is pushed 10
extremes that horrsfy the English~spea
ing world. IE a recent play. a physician.
believing thar his patient is doomed 20 die
CT consumption iT3osuiases her with cancer
virus for scientific reasons She RECEIVERS
from consumption and knowing that she
Snust die of cancer. he iitocuiaies himself
with tho virus and GIes with her.
Nine Helena Moiteska Is the only sur
yiying member Of thai great coterie 81
actors OF which Edwin Booth. John Me-
Ct1Ilough, Adelaide Nelson. IAwren@e
Barrett and the elder Saly1ni Were sgsn
shining lights. II is rather remarkable
fact that the last worfs ever spoken on
the stage By Mccullough. Booth and Bar
retf were TO John A. Lane. who is NOW a
member Of Asodjeska's company.
Victor Herbert, who has been In New
York since the closing of his season ~
PittshuTg January e. has been engaged
In writing the music for THO ne@ operas
for Miss Alice Nelson and FRANK Daniels
The new Nelson opera, IL Is understood.
will be mere elaborate than her present
production. The Fortune Teller. and
MIR. Herbert viii have associated &ith him
Isl The construction Cf the opera Ssaflls-
iaus Strange who viii write the book. and
Harry Is. Smith, who will write the lyrics
Don perosi. Itaiy's new musical lien.
has according to the Milan l4oTnnardia,
been made a victim Of feminine StthBSs-
assn In AobSon- II relates thai after
one of MS performances a number Of
women seized ami kissed him, perosi de-
rtss this ana threatens u libel S1tt. bl.
tge newspaper Ia question declares that II
can pT0aace the aaiAustAsts rs witnesses
IN case he does So The foregoing il re-
sYecsfaiig submitted 10 X. Pearson Heb
san Another exchange says the libel suit
Is already flled-naw watch far fun