Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-10

Ia I5saasu s Psis ended there on ly.s-ksss 1he receipts are sald to za.A %As.sssa 44 hss a performance.
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 II: asf4. exRr2fs~tts-h. the Russian lAA.M fa-s kis sTst New York con- ssss sx es.sssasia sxa Monday evening ss.s Ka sssssszs szeftdes Hschal- ftaS2y o..SsS<vsA Li.Et fantaSlc, f&-fa1x<~ rsasss, Chopin etude, 9 1.s..astssa ksnegsne and q waltz by tas EAss4 sssessRer.
 Fl: gAa nEHy vss sttsched in NeWport, |, F. l. sss ssu~.s<v for bill of $5h3 slF g wzfs sf srrea wss issued. MT f1Et Ser4 bsil ara WAS released. Ihe ltasse- grew Gst Of an attemDt o1 la Etffy to cen6"c. vaudeville er- s.vsise ia NeyF~ea+ which failed. and I4,;fh Iafs 2 tr4;I e deote Ono of tho css-sey. et+scrs7 VT S-77Tv when he F~en4~a The Parish Priest at tine sssrs 1sa8s-
 :',: ! ~-s+a-4 cov-+ I,+e nnnntntcd Henry 1T f-5rrl-r sa3 Robert ". Frost g esFFES -+ n-es-rq te r7a-e UDon claime stfs br SsfHeu~-e Mcdowell ard Rltz 4sT DsrennH-t s=vre071r. tr77E*FHF Ss fSa e+4s<e ef rNe l-+1 Fanny DayeEl- ss-- >-so s~~r7 th-+ ttev have F0~n yRFt9s 4o tisr.9z~ cf tN. nrcnertv with h fl rrs-e-tte4 i've ycors. owing to ssp ets Er1tf0r or 4hs T@a1 estate mar S,r which 7-a- f@-s + iu20rr~fble now so psy tas assts by sale of the prop sAy TiT>trta C-'1~Ftp tz to enroll herself sY>v79 tts ~ietre<s Ne17s. The first a, s-tvn iz ITen-t-++- Crosnan. now .s r. sgvov. AZ. H@Nen goes into 4oxa vpIc%srs ecf-~ tz Taou2ry in Il" FtT7I Fs.t.- vs~v+o7. TH7era i7 st'1l th 9s+fnsv r~>s n'=ce. us-d hE Marie seraaszt ia LorFcr. to be heard from. ass, Gs7F1tfn vvns ore Of the many s71E cf to-- SarNc9 1est goGSOn. She fJser |, te etru+ sortr as Nell with the sree+sst FfsZsrch. on the ancient 5sIait1s, srss co77e. first served.
 II: kF-rt Tvvs.-s's dauw17trr, Miss Clara Cbs-rz. has deCffr6 to become a pro 4stqteI s1s<<r Sss will make her s,ss n New York and will he heard srs. ihi- wistsr tG concert and recit- as Ia wrsl e being 8 singer she is f,ished ni.pist. Tn Berlin she stud 9s ruxfer MosssovsEi, with Miss Hol- xaYae Kirk ia London, and in Wien aa she wss pupil of Leschetzky Her the lsst tHo years Marlehhe Brandt and Blanche Narchesi have Aeen her teachers in singing. ShF has ap extended repertoire of sonGS and ballads which she sings in thelf original languaSs-.
 :II: While chatting on the subject of American players having to pay usual Iv for their own modern gowns where as in Nnslend the management paV for everytFins-which has been ventl- lated lstaIy-Psnisl Frohman said "You have hit upeR matter of req Sith. It ussd to be the custom TO? ar actresses to buy their own gar ments in productions of contemporan cons interest Now~ however. l have to Dsy for all dresses. gloves, etc, worn by every woman who appears under my direction There is not an eNcep- flor. and it means q big saving to the feminine sIems1t Of the professlon
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 SoI7yesirs were distributed at the Theatre Republic Thursday night It WIS to celebrate the fift1eth perform ancs at that houas of Sag Harbor. i TEe articles were wrought iron candle sticks. The bsses were twisted ahalrs Kaid to be 2 good imitSTfon of a sea Saneat which used to haunt Sag liar Asr wssS-s Tksy were made from 1escriptfsn sivsa by Captain N. r. aaud. an old salt who brides himself Haat he is tke original Of the hero or Afr Eerne's play, Captain Dan Marble. These oueSr devices were topped with red shades upon which were portraits of Mir Herne in the character. The taG2sar wAs crowded
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 A letter from o1sste Tyler conveys The Information that she and her hus- band. R. D. NAcLean, are perfectly happy as the featured members of the company that Is supporting Madame Arodjeska in what Is sometimes re- ferred to as the Polish actress's fare well tour. The 2IacLean's travel on their private car and have their own cook and porter. ''Bver since we start ed.'' seys Miss Tyler, i've have been doing a great business and Madame Arpdieska and the Count Bozenta are both delighted. My special hit has been made. it would seem, in King Johp.v As Arthur I got three or four calls after the scene where shey begin to put cut mx ayA"
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 I4e oldsx HviAs American actor IS Flames Booth RoA0tA now resident of Philadelphia. WAO is Ss years of n4e. Many actors of the past lived ] kar beyond the allotted three score uears and tsn-iA1eAd, the profession, < 6aspite it's hArAEhips, apparently Z N,akes for lonSU~1ay. -Macklin lived 3n be more thAn 1oo years old. Mrs F 4snve. RettsrtoA. Beard and Reely died - 7D: Wilks at aA Murphy, Jack ehnsto1s, Kta4 Vining and Wallack, g s515 7e. ceu1 0kAer at S6; Mrs Glover