The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-10

'Three Dragons" an opera 10y De Kov-
en-. t0 the extent lf $500 This work
failed, and the money was swallowed up
very promptly But nothing daun-od, hs
has gone into this London affair with ihe
chances very much in favor 0l getting bis
money back ten-fO.d.
The play produced in Paris last winter
Under the title of "Pl-s que RENE Wl
be seen in many ~ the principal countries
of tie world This season The parts enact.
ed hereunder by Jane Hadllg and C0ouc-
lIn viii be done I'm London by Airs Brown
Potter and kyrie beilew. 100 New York.
Julia Arthur viii play Nile Hadinss
role. and in Vienna Nine lliss-Gclltt
viii undertake &c. A production of this
drama viii Doe made in Madrid With 21me
Rosario Pine ana Emilio Ihuler In tha
leading I0cs.
"The Sporting Duchess" under the
management az Charles L. Duruin. VII
take new lease of lie I'm Brooklyn, n.
t.. during the week OIL September %. Ac-
c0rdiug t0 reports &c VIII be presented iu
! excellent style by company OF artists
who are We'll known fayoriles The come
pauy viii include Emily Rsi Agnes
Proctor. Charles Stevenson Maurice
Drew, Allen Davenport. clifford Leigh.
John Daley and William Park. Alter Dos
engagement in Brooklyn the comg 9E
viii traye. over the Southern c.re-t
playing in Washington Richmond and
all the hrst-cilss Southern cities.
"Thore can he no doubt that DAILY uas
indebted 90 Miss Rehan iu very lal-a
Sims Of money said George Clarke.
"Her value as a star can Certainly 1a
Dnt az $4,000 q year She ought tO Do
rr.h half q million of dollars. le- She
b.. comparatively a poor woman. 1iy
.e0ry is that she possesses notes. or.
1oIo likely. biil of sake of tlc whole
rlperty. 10 IS impossible 90 conceive
vac she was satisfied all these years with
I'D acknowledgements az AN nor do
mink DAILY was the man o. d1 business
n that way III my theory IS right chen.
should not be surprised 90 see her undo
everything that has been done under the
win. an the more So that the executors
have completely ignored her 1 know that
she wants TO star here and would have
liked Days as "a base OF operations but
she wasn't even consulted about TO- Th IT,
IS no sentimental reason. therefore. SHY
she should hold back 7 believe s1mo-
thing viii develop as soon as She comes
here"
Queenly lillian Green. whose work in
the vaudeville houses in the musical farce
Mrs. Bruno's Burgl1r," has scored one
OF The CHIEF hits of the season.
Kate MicheIena. who was in "Ei Cari-
tan last year. became engaged 10 marry
a wealthy railroad man living In Detroit.
Before the wedding was s0emu.zed, as
was planned for "A few days ago. the
prospective bridegroom died, and Mlss
Michelena has now returned 20 New york.
70 resume a profession she had intended
to abandon.
Nat G. Goodwin's season az tho Duke
OF York's Theatre On London was resum-
ed last night. Tie VIII continue 20 play
An American citizen TN October ll
when he VIII start for home. His open
ing date on this side or tho water viii
occur I'm Cincinnati. That's what IA
thane gets for making a hit In london.
Every rose you see has rs thorn in these
modern days. just as IL ala when me
aphorism was invented.-Lelndcr Rich
ardsOn IN New YORK Telegraph.
one Of sam BeruarGs is what DO yol
suppose Washington said when he was
crossing the De,aware2' 81 don't know
what was ~" says another comedian
"How would you Ike 20 be the Zee man?'
answers Sam Bernard informs the audi
ence that Americans are ATTY years ahead
OF the times. we are walking IN front
OF ourselves" he AYERS That's the rea-
son We kick ourselves
II Harriet Beecher stowe had lived 70
see "IJncle Tom" played as II was here
Tuesday night she would have kicked
herself Cor having written t.-Baraga
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