The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-08

THE. Belle OF New York" seen IN To-
/ pelxa. this week. Will soon be produced IN
/ German at Berlin
AIaude Adams season was lately ex-
tended to run until the 1st Of next July
ing Tor a London appearance Of Anna
/ Held IN 'Papa's Wife"
COqueIin IS said 10 be DESTROYS of play
/ ing Sherlock Holmes in France. and
may obtain the rights for that country
ger" IS being rehearsed for the vaudeville
stage by Isabelle Urquhart-
George Lederer threatens to invade this
country next season with a strictly En-
glish burIesque company
This viii be the last well as the first
season OF Terry McGOvern as an actor.
/ One-night stands have disheartened Terry
+ with David Harurn'' in New York that
he VIII probably play the entire season
Negotiations are under way looking to
the early appearance Of Mrs. James
entirely new play
Gerald Griffin who last season headed
a vaudeville act of his own has COM
blned forces with Isabelle Urqulart IN the
presentation of Even Stephen
Helen Lord. who made an excellent i'm
Belle of New York has decided to go
Olive May left the Richard CarveI'
company to play Bonita in Arizona"
while Caroline. White Joined the former
company, playing Patty
A military comedy, entitled The Second
IN Command, was recently produced in
London with only mild success Captain
Marshall is the author
Digby Bell may become 4 star once
more next season It is now whispered
that he Will join forces with a famous
operate artist, but names are not given
the New York Casino has resulted in a
arnicable settlement by which George w
L-ederer turns the property over to Henry
B. Sire. Mr.. Ledererss representatives
state that he IS out of the casino for good
He has formed A syndicate in London,
with $500 090 capital, and as soon as his
business over there Will permit him he is
coming back to build a new theater
buV a n old one
Foxy CUTLER has not been New
York success, and will soon take to the
road
Paul Kester is at last on the high road
to success, dramatically. Julia MarIowe
and Ada Rehan exploited two of his
pieces in one night
Robert Edeson will be Amelia Bingham'>
leading man when she produces Clyde
F'itch's latest dramatic work, The Climb
ers." about January l.
Cia4dlne Sharp q chicago girl. who has
been living in Paris for the past five years.
Joined the forces of THE Casino Girl in
The European rights of THE Little Cor
poraI' have been sold by Composer Eng
pie have purchased The kafir King
from him
WIN company and VIII have prominent
part in the forthcoming production OF
Barnett.s The Lady and the Musketeer''
The new roof garden for London. which
Is controlled by George LederRr. is near
ing completion and VIII soon be thrown
open for inspection It is built on the
lines of those in New York
EStelle Mortimer viii shortly leave the
Richard Mansfield company to originate a
comedy role in Clyde Eftch's Captain
Jinks. which VIII be produced for the
first time in January.
George Edwardes. the successful Lon
don manager is reported to be negotiat-
ing for the services of Ellie Fay. the lit
tie lady who made such a startling hit in
N seIle 'AWkius.
There was a report current in New
York during the week to the effect that
Dan DAILY would De in the cast Of THE
Girl From Up There" when it opens at
the National next Monday
When Charles Hawtry makes his ap-
psara1ce IN this country next season uu-
der the mana cement of Charles Frohrnau-
he will bring with him entirely new
play, entitled a Message From Mars
now being played with success IN London.
THE Prisoner of Zenda.' which will be
given here at an early date by a specially
selected company, by arrangement with
Mr. Daniel Frohman. is now upon the
most successful tour of its career Most
plays are considered fortunate 10 exist