Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-30

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suspicion. Mime. Dessandes, in an agony
OF jealousy, is about to have recourse to
a revolver when her husband seizes it.
AT length Georges sends for his willfu]
slster-in-law and tells her that she must
leave his roof forever. When the cur
tain falls we are leda to believe thai
will elect to marry the middle
aged bachelor and former sutton of Isa-
belle, Pierre Boissieux,
NOTES OF DRAMA.
Lionel Adams has been engaged bv
Llebler & &c to play John Storm in
"Ihe Christian next season,
Adrienne Remenyi, daughter of The
late Edouard Remenyi, was married
June to HorWegh Won Ende, a member
OF the Berlin Philharmonic orchestra.
A providence theater advertises: "Tced
lGmlonaae gwen to the lady patrons and
cigarettes to the gentlemen, free al
chafge, at every performance"
weber n Fields were offered Sc. OO0
20 90 their pool-table act this week Al
me walnut street theater, PHILADELPHIA.
but declined. ~ "
while giving evidence in an English
court the earl of Yarmouth. said he AT
Ilrst received $3.50 a week from Charles
Who subsequently, cut II down
to $125 a week. ~
Wilton Lackaye is to join T. d, Fraw-
leys company to appear in THE Chill
dfen OF the GhettO'' in San Francisco
commencing July 9.
f. c. Whitney has signed a contract
70 star John p: Kellerd for the next five
years. Mr.. Kellerd Wa appear in The
Ceypher Code by ChaNes Klein, OPEN
ing in October. -
Sir Henry Irving and Ellen Terry re
appeared at the London Lyceum last
Robert B. Mantell will return from
Europe about July Is, n shortly there
after will begin rehearsals of "A Free
Lance, in which he will star next sea-
son, under the management of M. W.
Hanley.
Frederick w. Silcox, 20 years of age.
made his first appearance as an actor
at Denver last week in Nat G. Goodwin's
playing a little part in when
We Were TWenty-One."
Jeanle Yeamans will be a member Of
the ~Broadhurst Brothers nre-
sentlng The House That Jack Built" at
the Madison Square theater next sea-
SON. Her mother, Mrs. Annie
will play in the same piece.
Frank Mckee has Engaged A.. s. Tin.
man to play Lord Cloves, the spv.
George Backus to play Lieutenant Mo.
bray and Amy Ricard to play Tabitha
Drinker, in support of Mary Mannering
IN Janice Meredith"
Edmond Rostand is said to he. eniov-
ing an income of $500 a day from 'L,Aig-
lon n "Cyrano de Bergerac." Sarah
Bernhardt's daily receipts in the first
are said to be $4,000, while Coquelin, with
the other, has drawn an average of So
900 for every performance.
Odette Tyler owns a collection of King
Charles and Ruby spaniels that is said
to be the finest in this country. She has
jut sold ONE of these, Sir Toto, Wild, to
Helen Windsor. Miss Tyler intends to
enlarge her Kennel and raise Russian
poodles.
James K. Hackett will continue to ap-
pear next season in 1.-The Pride of len
nico,' and probably will not be seen in
Richard Carvel," that dramatization
being likely to fall to the share of a spe-
clal company, following Mr.. Hackett's
autumn engagement at the Criterion
theater, New York.
Ruth Berkeley, who played the lisping
girl in AT the White Horse Tavern"
Will play the part of Eunice in Quo
Vadis" when it reopens in New York in
Buffalo's new half-milion dollar the
is nearing completion, and judging
from all reports it promises to be one Of
the handsomest amusement houses in
the country. 1t is builr on the site Of
the old Music hall, is OF the ground
and is fireproof. Messrs. Esen-
VEIN & Johnson of Buffalo are the arch
itects. The house will have a capacity
of nearly 1000.
Liebler & Co.. have engaged James
Lackaye, brother of Wilton Lackaye,
for the quantity comical role of Gabriel
GatoS tho liu-aloipaan In 4sI>-k az