The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-02-04
In other Green Rooms.

Kate Rorke is said to be contemplating a
London revival of Pinero's 1.-THE Squire"
Nine. Rejane is back at the Vaudeville
Theater, Paris. after long tour, and re-
ceived a hearty welcome.
Liebler & Co. have decided to revive
Monte Cristo" on a very lavish scale
course.
A. M. Palmer will go to Europe in the
spring to consult with several authors who
are at work upon new plays for Richard
Mansfield.
Kyrle Bellew, long associated with Mrs.
James Brown Potter in a professional way,
has sailed for Cairo. Egypt, for the benefit
of his health.
Pauline Hall sings Christian in Francis
Wilson's comic opera "Cyrano," in addition
to assuming her old role Of Erminie in the
opera of that name.
Camille D'Arville will be married In the
spring to E. W. Crellin, of San Francisco,
and at the same time retire from the stage
to reside on the coast.
Richard Obee has been taken into Olga
Nethersoles company. which is making
considerable money out OF Clyde Fitch's
adaptation of "Sappho."
Creston Clark is playing in Louisiana
this week in company with his beautiful
and talented wife. Adelaide Prince in 1.-THE
Last of His Race and other plays.
David Belasco is conducting negotiations
with a view to weaving Dave" warfield
away from Weber & Fields at the close of
his present engagement with those gentle
men.
'Tn the Palace of the King is the name
of the play F. Marion Crawford has been
writing for Viola Allen to star in next sea-
Miss Allen has three other plays in
prospect.
Joseph jefferson will begin his annual
FIVE weeks spring tour at Atlanta, Ca, on
April 2. His engagement OF three weeks
at the Fifth-avenue Theater, New York,
commences April Is.
Anna ALT Kearney and Helen Ridgway
have been engaged to take places In the
cast of 1.-The Royal Box" produced at Eng
lish's a few weeks ago with Andrew Rob-
son replacing the late Charles Coghlan in
the principal role.
Wallace Munro. one of the managers of
George w. Munro in Mrs. B. Onslaught
Messy" and Percy Sage advance agent for
the Kendals, have jointly purchased the
scenery, costumes and effects of 1.-The Pris-
oner of Zenda' and will revive that sue
cessful drama next fall.
The theatrical lawsuit between Porel.
manager of the Paris Vaudeville, and the
actor Guitry. over the latter's engagement
by Sarah Bernhardt, has been settled by
Guitry Is at liberty TO accept outside en-
gagements should he so desire.
Howell Hansel replaced an excellent
actor when he stepped into the shoes Of
Edwin arden recently leading man of the
dearborn stock company, Chicago, but he
is being we'll received. Last week the COM
pany played a double bill. Nerves" and
THE Violin Maker of Cremona."
The wonderful realism of William Gil
lettes portrayal of Sherlock Holmes In
the play of that name is illustrated by the
fact that a woman in the audience at the
Garrick Theater, New York, last week
tainted when he pretended to give himself
a hypodermic injection OF morphine.
A German theatrical company recently
filed an engagement in Paris. France.
which was the first time such an event
happened since the Franco-Prussian war.
LES Miserables,' which thirty years ago
the French authorities would not allow to
be presented. was done in its entirety.
Charles z. White, late business mana
ger for ''McFadden's Row of Flats" and
o. J. Krause. manager of Pawnee Bits
Wild West will put on the road next sea-
son a Notwithstanding Western melodrama,
THE King of the Cattle Ring" by Major
Gordon w. Lille. The company will num-
Der fifty. among whom will be cowboys.
Indians and Mexicans.
The present tour OF 1.-THE Children Of the
Ghetton has resulted In q complete re-