Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-25

new and original SpecialtieS and those
two great comedians Henderson and
kunke will have a surprise in store for
the public, so it is said, on the political
situation.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
The play in which Edwin Foy is to
star is called "A Night in Town."
Franz Ebert is going into vaudeville,
beginning in New York August q.
Dan Daley is said to have received a
liberal offer to play in vaudeville. but
refused.
Olive May has been r~e-engaged by
Daniel Frohman for the Days theater
stock company.
Lizzie B. Raymond, who has returned
to America, will sing at Roster &Bial's,
in New York, his season.
Frank Losee will play in Richard
CarVel' this season.
Francis Wilson has not as vet succeed
ed in signing a soubrette to take the
place made vacant by the resignation Of
Minnie Ashley.
Frasier Coulter is engaged to play
Baron Housseman, a sedition-plotting
prime minister. with Grace George, in
Her Majesty"
Julie Mackay may have the title part
in Dunno & Ryley's production of the
English comic opera, "Floradora," to be
produced this season.
F.. C. Whitney is rapidly completing
the company to support Minnie Selig-
mar in her coming starring tour. George
Cher has been on ga ppH To Mia " the prin.
cipal character part.
John H. Havlin is to have another
theater in st. Louis. 1t has been known
as the Imperial, and will be refitted and
given over to a stock ompany the or
ganization of which Mr.. Havlin has be-
gun.
Manager j.. ]. Murdoch of the Masonic
temple has become manager of Jessie
Bartlett Davis, who will sing in vaude-
vile in the principal cities and in Cali
fornia during the season. The contract
is for 81, 900 a week.
Professor White, a mind-reader with
the Loss Swiss Bellringers, was handled
roughly at S~tilesville, Ind, on August I
by DR.. Masters, a local physician.
Manager Loss protested, and the doctor
stabbed him fatally.
Frank Daniels will be supported this
season in his production of his comic
opera hit, 1.-THE Amer" by Helen Red
mond, Norma Kopp, Kate TART, Will
Danforth, Owen Westford, Rhys Thorn
as, and William Corliss.
"A great-niece of Mary Provost, Will
lette Kershaw of st. Louis, has been en-
gagged as leading woman for William
Owen, a young S~hakesperean actor. She
is said to resemble Maxine Elliott and
to be of promising talent.
Percy Haswell, having relinquished the
role of Mary Blake, in "David Harum,"
will play in prince Otto when Mr..
Skinner takes his drama to Wallack's,
September 3. Grace Filkins and Maud
Durbin will both be in the cast.
julius Steger, who will sing the ten
or role in Klaw & changers new opera,
Foxy CUTLER" arrived from Europe
before the prince of Wales, who pre-
sented him with a diamond pin.
Harry B. Smith and Victor Herbert
are to write the next comic opera for the
use of Alice Nielsen. The work will not
be produced, however, until next season,
as Miss Nielsen will make use of 1.-The
Singing Girl and 1.-THE Fortune Teller
in the interval.
JdIfieS y. JGllIltS III Mali I1oAIl
the West,'' unde- w. A. Bradys man.
! agement, will ]personate n of the belt
ed. booted. spurred and sombreroed
modern knights of chivalry who are
supposed to abound in the far western
country.
The ingenuity of the comic writer in
inventing funny names for farcical pro-
! auctions is we'll exemplified in Hodge,
Podge & CO." the new piece in which
Peter f. Daley will star. Here are some
of them: 'Sheeza Dreem," "Ainshe
/ Grayte,' Guessah Genn," n "Eulalia
Lee"
w. H. Thompson and his wife, Isabel
Irving, have arrived in New York from
their honeymoon tour of Europe. Mr..
Thompson will at once begin rehearsals
with the company supporting Annie
Russell in "a Royal Family" in which
he will play the role of the cardinal.
The production of 'All on Account of
Eliza in which Louis Mann and Clara
Upton are to be the stars, will be made
at the Garrick theater, New York, Sep
| TENDER 3. The scene of Leo Dietrich
STEMS comedy is laid in Dutch Harbor,
| New York, a German-American settle
| ment near Rochester.