The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-06
many months. and that no appeals for
assistance have reached him
Theatrical Notes


Exactly sixteen companies playing ssQuo
Va6is'' throughout the country appear on
the erect OF InsS pay 5 success Is felt IN
several other places One presented in
Chicago last week called THE Egyptian
Is combination OF Quo Nadis."
Ernest Hastings. who was to have been
Blanche Walshs leading man this season,
has resigned No reasons are given
Joseph Hart and Carrie De Mar are win
ming new laurels with Mr.. Harris latest
Mistakes VIII Happen Charles Dick
sons farce. was given its first presenta-
Ernest Hogan the well known colored
actor. will shortly. take out a. company
Of his OWL r1I producing play entitled
May Twins new pay, 1.-THE Belle Of
Bridgeport, may be given q new name
most thought Of
George Monroe will revive my Aunt
Bridget" having dropped out of the COM
pany playing Mrs. B O'Shaughnessy,
Miss Anna Marble, daughter of the late
Ed Marble. has been engaged as press rep
resentative for Dunno, Ryley and Fisher,
the theatrical managers
Liebler & Co presented Sag Harbor''
at Hanmersteinfs New Republic theater
resemble Shore Acres in its quietude.
Dorothy Morton took her first plunge
into vaudeville last Monday night at Has
him s New York house. and made a great
hit in three character songs. She has re-
pounds
David Belasco already has four com
star Blanche Safes later IN the season
There will he two Zaza companies, the
Heart of Maryland" and Naughty An
thony, coming money for the clever play
wright this season.
The vaudeville managers of the country
are proud OF the showing made by their
theaters in the receipts realized for the
fully S2O0,0O0 has been turned over to the
stricken city from this branch of amuse-
naeIlL alone me tota4 HSuFeS VIII prop
ably approximate a round half million
Manager VIM. A Brady has protested
to the lord chamberlain, English play
censor against IhaL OHlclalS action IN
refusing to license Grace Georges new
play. Her Majesty. When recently pro-
duced in London for copyright purposes
the censor insisted on the title being
changed TO "Honoria- - stating that the
one offered, Her Majesty might sug-
gest that Queen Victoria was TO be
James K. Hackett and Charles Froh-
man are to part company next season.
Is said Thai Mr. HackeTt resented Mr.
Frohman's move in taking Richard Car
vel'' from him and giving It to John Drew.
All parties declare that the parting Will
be a peaceful and happy one.
Dan DAILY and Adele Ritchie have buried
the Ratchet. Both are members of THE
and have been at swords points for some
time Last Saturday night two men,
goo eyes at the actress, and the elon-
gated comedian resented the insult in
heroic style, restoring himself to the good
graees of Miss Richie.
Miss Julia Marlowe has secured the
u cl1AAclAC tights u AtG EoNpA0 u tAlS
king a romantic story now much in
vogue in London.
Rostand has made 100000 in royalties
since the first might OF -.Cyrano de Ber-
gerac, at the Porte ST. Martin theater. in
Paris
Charles B. Hanford's company for 'sPri-
vate John Allen includes David Dudley
as Hon. Alexis Iemmee. Frank Young
Major Edgar WaswOrth Daniel ur-
ply as Colonel Nat Stone, Harry Burnett
as Judge Billy WATSON, Thomas SOlan as
Philip Stone, William A La Vile as Mr..
Lem Blackman, John W BanksOn
Uncle 81 Elsa Van BrahaTn Bessie
Stokes. Mae Miller as Mildred Allen, Clara
Baker as Raj Wasworth and Marie Drof-
nah as Ruth Blackman- Mr.. Hanford
plays the title role
Julia Arthur IS said to have in prepara-
ton new version of Hamlet entirely
different from that interpreted by Nine
produced at the Broadway theater IN New
York in March
Lew Dockstader's impersonatiOns Of Nc
Kinley and Bryan this year are said 70
surpass his famous impersonation of
President Harrison.
Gertrude Coaglan, who is starring as
Becky Sharp in Vanity Fair is 20 years
old. She looks very much like her father.
the late Charles Coghlan.
Benedict Arnold. or the Key to the
Hudson is the name of one of the latest
plays to be copyrighted
A proposition has been made to Tim
Murphy to extend his present tour in the
spring to the Pacific coast and then to
Hawaii and Australia for a tour of four
teen weeks in the Antipodes. The plan
.a11ad for r AYfT1fvss anraaraTfpsa thar.