The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-16

have been added to the "In Cav Paree''
company replacing Gus Bruno and John z.
Henshaw. "In Gay Paree'' will be pro-
dnced at the New York Casino next Monday
night.
Judith Berolde. who has made a hit as
Queen OF France in THE Musketeers' in
New York. is the wife of Edward Marshall.
the New York Journal reporter who was
fighting In Cuba. Miss Berolde has been
on the stage several years.
Ada Bothner. leading lady of Hoyt's
Bunch Of Keys" company, who was taken
i'll at Elgin. H.. last week. is much worse
and fears are now entertained that she will
not recover. She was suffering from nervous
prostration brought on by overwork and
constant travelling. but yesterday spinal
meningitis developed. She is now uncon-
scious.
Joseph Harris Speciality Company. all
vaudeville acts. will open at the Park to-
day for the rest of the week. The very best
reports are heard from this organization
Wherever IL has been seen. Joe Hart, Carrie
de Mar and number OF vaudeville people
never seen mere before are in the company.
The production of London Assurance"
by the Grand Stock Company, next week,
will enlist the services of all the members
of that organization and some extra people
unknown TO the present generation Of the
ater-goers. ''Incog' is having a successful
week at the Grand.
Francis Wilson does not. as some have
supposed. impersonate Napoleon throughout
his new opera, THE Little Corporal" COM
ing TO Englishs Friday and Saturday, but
only during an act. The popular concep-
David's portrait of the Emperor, painted in
1910. which shows a short, fat man with a
rounded face and a Della Fox lock of hair
hanging down his forehead. The General
BonaDarte whom Wilson represents is the
young commander of the French republican
army In Italy-a slender, 1.-the figure, thin
faced and long-haired His makeup Is
copied from a rare print by Schiavonetti.
May Yohe and Lord Francis Hope were
dining at the Savoy the other evening with
Geraldine Timer, who has again quarreled
with and separated from Ivan Caryll. 1t is
utterly impossible to follow their domestic
vagaries. The Hopes have been living very
quietly in Leicestershire for some time but
Lord FranciSs life is not altogether bed
Of roses for the little lady with deep voice
has not quite forgotten how to fly into
rage, and if occasion requires, her language
can still be picturesquely forceful and origi-
nal in anathema. Not long since. some of
his people We're coming TO tea with them,
and he had entreated his wife TO be on her
good behavior. which she promised TO do.
About the time that their arrival was ex-
pected Lord Francis entered the drawing
room, TO ind his better half arrayed In the
boys attire which she wore as Dick Whit
tington. Naturally he demonstrated and
begged her 10 so at once and clOthe her
self In suitable apparel. She swore she
w ". a. receive MS family as she was or not
and proceeded 10 lead her by force to the
bedroom, she shrieking and cursing she
went, and tearing her clothes, garment by
garnet, from her back as they proceeded
upstairs. so that when she reached the door
OF her room she was in about the same con-
dition as Mother Eve when she made her
exit from Eden. The servants and one or
two guests who were in the house Witnessed
the scene. Lord Francis was obliged 10 ex-
cuse his wife on the plea OF illness, as she
refused to reappear.-London Letter in New
York TELEGRAPH.