The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-08

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Nine. Modjeska. .,., Hermione, Isabella
William Owen. Falstaff, Sir Toby
Ada Rehan.. Katherine, Viola Mrs Ford
Annie RUSSELL. .................
Cordelia Viola, Desdemona, Rosalind
Charles Coghlan. ,.... ............
......... Petrucho Benedick, Iago
Julia Arthur. Lady Macbeth. Portia
Edward Morgan. ............ Shylock
Maude Adams .....,............ Perdita
William Favefsham.. Romeo, Macduff
Irene Perry. ..............M Maria
Jonn Drew ....,............ Benedick
Virginia Harmed. .............. Rosalind
otuaft Itopsoh.... So. .......... slender
Julia Marlowe.... ............. Rosalind
Richard Mansfield ...............
.......... Richard Ill, Iago, Shylock
Nat GOODWIN. .......,......... ShylDck
Nobody ventured to suggest a Hamlet,
Lear. or an Othello. Many Juliets
were suggested, but it was agreed that
each would fail in some part of the
play, so the manager remarked that the
best plan would be to have three women
divide the part. The three were Julia
Marlowe, Annie Russell and Maude
Adams. Odette Tyler, Virginia Harmed
and Hilda Spong We're also mentioned.
Hobson, the naval hero, held a kissing
that he passed through Kansas City,
and the Chicago Chronicles representa-
tive teegraphed the following interest
ing little INCIDENT to his paper: "A
notwithstanding woman, dressed magni-
ficently and with bearing that at
tracted especial attention, approached
Hobson in her turn. She was tall
enough to almost look him in the eyes
on the lever, and there was silence as
the two met. They gazed at each other
searchingly for an instant, then a smile
broke out on each face, and the woman,
clasping hands $&With the lieutenant,
queried in a soft, yet distinct, voice:
May l enjoythe sweets of life, too?'
"'Well, guess, came the return, and
the brave man spilloWed her head upon
his shoulder. He was deliberate about
this, and the crowd watched the per-
Torrance with Sbated breath The wo-
man knew howssand Hobson knew how,
and there was*a long drawn-o out 'Ah-
ah-ah- ah-ah-ah'
f'They fingered over it. Evidently
both were enjoying it, and before the
fair head left the brave mans breast.
Hobson had taken another, just for
luck. AS the woman raised her head,
she said softly: You are all right on
dress parade. l wonder how you are on
duty
The woman was Pauline Hall, the
comic opera singer.
One of the novelties of the season
will be seen at the Grand opera house
in Butte week from Tomorrow, when
Gilmore IL Leonard's company will pre-
sent the latest laughing craze. "Hogan's
Alley made famous by a New York
paper, which devoted half a page to
r. F. Outcalt's funny cartoons Messrs.
Gilmore & Leonard have secured a COM
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ny comedy, and contains such we'll
known artists as Campbell and Caul-
field, Johnnie Dugan, Frank Rhodes
the Misses Anna Driver, Ethel Cope
May E. Cunnard and Tiddlewinks, that
funny yellow kid.
Willie Collier, under the direction of
Messrs. Smyth and Rice, who will pre-
sent H. A. Du Souchets merrest farce,
THE Man From Mexico" at the Grand
at an early date, is considered one of
the quaintest of American comedians
He was not featured when 1.-The Man
From Mexico was originally brought
out at Hoyt's theater New York. but
his success was so pronounced that his
managers decided to present him to the
public as star. Golfers wit is witty
and his comedy conceal On the whole
it would be hard to replace him. No
doubt all those who enjoy hearty
laughter will take advantage of the OPP
portunity to witness Mr.. Golfers per-
Torrance in "The Man From Mexico"
when he comes to this city.
"a Prisoner of Span" comedy
drama founded on an incident of the
battle of Ell Caney, will be at the Grand
on February and 6,
Anna Held sent her private car to
the New Jersey shops for repair and
the moment it was deprived of the
warmth of her presence, the water
pipes froze and burst. running several
hundred dollars worth of costly rugs
and carpets. The car is again in serv-
ice. renovated and redecorated, and
more than ever Ike the bower of a
fairy princess.
Leon Gandillot, author of the French
original. THE Turtle" cabled Christ
mas greeting from Paris to the mem
bers Of the company at the Manhattan
theater New York. with congra tula-
tions upon the remarkable run of the
piece, which has reached almost $50
performances and ranks as senior
among current metropolitan attrac-
tions.
w. A. Brady of the Manhattan, New
York, is a versatile actor-manager One
night last week he was directing his
Way Down East company in Balti-
more. The next night at 10 minutes
notice he scored a laughing hit in his
own theater as the poster painter in
The Turtle" having temporarily re-
placed Leo Ditrichstein, who fell upon
the stage and severely injured his spine.
Next week Brady goes to San FRANCISCO
to conduct a six-day cycle race, With
Champion Miller and all the cracks
among the contestants.
Belle Archer and "A Contented Wo-
man" are among the delights of life.
In view of her success, Miss Archer
should indeed be a contentad woman.
Sanford Dodge, who starred last sea-
son in Shakespearean plays, is with the
Prisoner of Spain" company this sea-
son.
VARIATIONS OF TEMPERATURE
That big adiaJor-what's in it,
Alas, how the problem has vexed.
With steam it is laden one minute