The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-03
Theatrical Notes.

It is expected that Roland Reed viii be
able to leave St Luke's hospital within
There is such a demand for Bernhardt's
L. AigIou" that she has extended her
over 100000 has been subscribed for a
popular theater in Paris and companies
are now being engaged
Olga Nethersole is 10 open at Wallack 8
in New FORK November Il with Saphos
and will later play @Magda-
Eugiand,s Lord Chamberlain has. in the
capacity Of play censor prevented the
production OF Ibsen' ; Ghosts .,. - -
A play entitled a Queens Heart IS IN
course Of writing for Mrs Laugrry. Pierre
and Claude Berron are the authors
Sir Henry Irving gave q dement, Tor CAL
weston sufferers at the Drury Lane thea
ter. London, October Is. realizing about
verona Jarbeau has taken to vaude-
vile and negro and Irish recira tons and
songs in evening dress have made her q
success.
It is alleged that Anna Held Cancelled
her engagement at the Euclid Avenue
Opera house in Cleveland because the
management there refused to make the
Mrs. Tautrv has arranged to take the
lease Of the Imperial Thearer IN London,
but is threatened with litigation Tor al
legged saunr1ng Of a play written express
some Of the fervor OF the peasant ac-
due 70 the TACT that a score or more or
priests are continually behind the scenes
Urging upon the actors the solemnity and
Tiny Jessie Mackaye IS said to have al
the magnetism OF Della Fox. when the
latter was in her prime Both Mss
Mackaye and Miss Fox hail from St
Louis. and both have been prominent in
the operas of Hopper and De Angels
In 3 Boston thearer a week ago a man
who put potash tablets in a pocket with
some caIIIrIoid buttons. nearly caused a
panic when he was compelled to rush
suddenly from the house W1rh smoke
pouring from his pockets The combinz-
ton is inflammable-
Here's a curious case Of lost strayed
CT stolen. COMPANY that had been
York state has failed to Ill some of IT'S
dates. and its whereabouts can not be de-
terrnined nor is there any notice CT its
having gone to pieces.
Manager H W. Williams. at Pittshurg.
Pa. win have midnight performance at
the Academy Of Music On election night-
The third performance OF the day VIII I'M
uediately follow the regular programme.
and fun returns from all over the coun-
try viii be received-
An appropriate name has been secured
fer the new play ia which Williams and
walker the Kansas comedians OF color.
viii appear Tt is called The sons OF
Ham" It was styled IN New York the
greatest success that the negro artists
have had
The new play which Augustus Pftou has
written for ChAuncey Olcorr is called
Garrett o AIaEh-' taking its name from
the leading character The scenes are
laid In ard around Dublin In ISL The
reIe is that OF a young Lrishrnan- grown
rich in America and returned to Ireland
It is likely that Jefferson De Angels VIII
appear in Leudon at the close Of his sea-
son here He has had offers from thers
during the last i've years II he does
not appear At the theater recently leased
BY N c Goodwin, he viii 50 to the
SALISBURY. taking with him his three
successes. The, Jolly NFt1sIeteerfs s.-rha
wedding Day and A ROYAL RGnT1e'-
Here's argument for the man wac says
Uncle Toms Cabin viii never die In
the LIST Of dramatic Companies en- route
there are i've ~ T c. companies. beat
Arizona, another IN towns about Pitts
burg. a third through Nebraska and kan