The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-02
SNAP SHOTS AT THE PLAYERS.

Edna May is to sing in Paris
| in Berlin. 10y Ga inca 'el
lsadore Rush's young daughter. it is
sac fald, IS shortly to make her debut upon
Joseph Holland will not he a mombn,
! of Charles F'rohman's forces di,rin1 tbe
| coming season.
Frank Murray will have the manage
I1ent OF the Jefferson De Angels tour for
81. X. Reynolds
Ed Edn q w Wallace Hopper has returned to
New york. after an extended visit to her
mother in San Francisco.
Qlga Nethersole is to add Mazda
ScHWaftz next season to her gallery Of
f to nerolnes as she has the rights
70 oueoermann's play in this country.
Fred Titus. the former bievclist ond
husband OF Edna May, has Joined tha
cnoTus at the Casino for the new niece
10y Harry b. Smith and Ludwig England
| Sir Henry Irving expected 10 giva
Manfred three years ago, and the mn
SIC SIC was written for it by Sir Alexander
neru1isni who subsequently obtained
permission to give it in concert form.
Mrs. T.. P. O'Conor's play on the .sfruy-
gles of the late Charles Stewart #arneII
mas peen completed, and is to be produced
a 9 'oIseI1 as The Lost Leader" at
An annuity of e125 has lust been grant
ed to Herman Merivafe. He oe vas sf T1a T.
euthor of Forget Me Not" which must
nave nave, been played as frequently as any
EngHsh drama of the past twenty years
May Howard, the conspicuously sba,,a1,,
purleSque actress, has dismayed her
TRENDS by declaring that she will never,
ogaln appear In tights. She is going to
sing In the vaudeville theaters in evening
dress. - " o14A'1S
Herbert Grips, who was De Wolf Hop
per $ stage manager throughout that
S Sotneolan.s career as comic opera star,
mas returned to New York from san Fran
cisco, where Re directed the nroii1c+ions
OF the Dunno & Ryley company durin .
their summer engagement
DaV1d G9rrlck was acted not long
ago IN London by a. group Of persons WIZ
mad at one time been badly aff1icteI
stammerers. The principal actor had OF
one Tune been the worst of them all and
Iiie opJect or the performance was to
ment. u MS treat
"A "A. N; Palmer is personally conducting
v the dFehhearsals of Henry VI" to be re-
York, by Mr.. Mansfield Mr. Palma
gained gained his familiarity with this
pay during one of the tours of George
16H1snoId IN the United States, when he
the management
,Adellne Mann, a well known former So
c S,litS girl Of Mobile, Ala, has signed
Mexico" company Miss Mann man is 7 rom thn
daughter of the late Col. Mann who
built the Mobile & Ohio railroad. and
was also connected with the building Of
many other Southern railroads shorty
after the war OiJ
Boerbehm Tree is to call the Stephen
Phill1ps play 'Herod,' . and not THE King
q q. me, Jews. The latest decision of the
InGhsh censor as to the appearance of
plplicai characters on the stage seems to
pc that the personages Of scripture NAV
not I1 even be referred to in dialogues and
of ~
George G. Boniface Jr, who is sfarrine
this season in Broadhurst Bros. nrodi1c9
t1on of The Man From Mexico, ., viii
best be remembered for his excellent 1,,orr-
as Jones, in George II. Broad burst's ~ tSrs =
success What Happened to Tones .
The Man From Mexico is said to fol-
low low on the same lines, and thereby gives
comedy methods.
1t is not generally known that schu-
pert, though he lived only thirty-one
sed yea wrote, IN addition to his 600 songs
ana numerous instrumental works also a.
consIderable number Of operas. Unfortu
nately, ne never had good ibrett0. and
none none OF his stage works proved sue
<fteg," is to be produced at the Paris
Victor Wilder 3A'H' Ny
The cast of George H. Broadhurst's new
winch Will have its first production at
me Metropolitan opera house. st. Paul.
sept. u, is now complete, and presents
an array Of names Of unusual strength.
comprises Thomas A. Wise, Mrs. Annie
Yeamans, Alfred Klein Charles Cherry.
Fred w. Peters, Herbert Ayling, Harri
Law Gisil5o. Albert Amberg ]. x. Hen
ton' Brandon Douglas, Anita Bridger.
Grace Dudley, and Jennie Yeamans.
The complete personnel of Stuart Rob-
will include John E. Henshaw, Stephen
Grattan, Beaumont Smith H A. Wea-
yer Sr, Ogden Stevens, o. E. Hallam,
Clifford Leigh. A. M. Potter Joseph Win
White, Jeffrevs Lewis. Elizabeth Wood
son, and Bessie Harris. Augustus
THOMAS classic comedy. "Oliver Gold
smith," will be Mr. Robsons piece de
will make revival of "She Stops to
Conquer" to alternate in his two-night
stands in the West.
Sol Goldsmith, formerly of the Bijcu
stock company, and Guy Hoppe In mu-
steal act. appeared at Glen Echo last
week. There was little hitch in the
way the act was received Monday night
and Mr.. Goldsmith writes the Post as
follows in relation to the matter: In
your criticism in Tuesdays Post I admit
you were right in regard to the music
but the fault was not all our own. as
the lights went out on us and the orches-
TIA stopped playing at one time. Every
night since then we have been receiving
three and four encores." Mr.. Goldsmith
is corGefi ABDUL the encOfeS. ana thG
act certainly went much better later fr
the week Tt is a new one, and will be
used in vaudeville this season by NIessrs
Goldsmith and Home.
Ethel BARRYMORE has quickly made her
way to the fronts and though little over
twenty, will become star this season.
In the central pert in His Excellency
the Governor" she was seen last year
to advance rapidly in art, and to resem-
BILE her clever mother in appearance and
manner. An amusing anecdote is told
of her father, Maurice Barrymore, and
his dislike for his brother-in-law. John
Drew. The story goes that BARRYMORE
taught his daughter TO finish her nightly
prayers with God bless papa and mann
ma and; make uncle John an actor" The
hit might hurt were not Uncle John one
of the most Finished comedians He did
much to helm his niece on the stage and
will bring forward his own darohter
nrobablv in a minor part in Richard
CarVeln