Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-21

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musical comedy is to becalled "A Royal
Rogue"
"Quo Vadis' is said to have lost SO, 900
during its short run at the London Adel-
phia theater.
Mary Hampton will be leading hdy
IN the stock company at the American
theater, New YORK. next season.
Flo Irwin, Mays younger sister, will
star again mex season. One Of her els
tiers discarded farces will probably be
used.
Maud Hollins is said to have been en-
gagged to be Francis Wilson's leading
lady. Minnie Ashley has been mentioned
for this position.
1t is understood that J. H. Gilmour has
been engaged as leading man to play in
Rostand's "L'Aiglon'' with Miss Adams
next season.
N"As SAANA NAlSs Tx ~ 1loppCI NANClld
Bergen) have started ON a six weeks
carriage drive through the n y. The
trip began last week.
1t is evident that Mrs. Jessie Bartlett
Davis likes her new venture in vaude-
Vile, as her manage has been author
lied to boo her further.
Marie Wainwright is to have a short
play by Justin Mccarthy. and in it h
will enact two women, one of them a
variety actress with a song.
Ada Rehan sailed for England June
20, still undecided about leaving while
abroad. She will begin her next Amer
lean tour under the management Of
Klaw & Erlanger at the Euclid avenue
opera i'm Cleveland, O., November
5. Two new modern plays will be added
to her repertoire. one of which will prob
ably be the dramatic version of a WE'LL
known and widely read novel.
Major Pom has engaged NJ. I4abori,
counsel for Captain Dreyfus and Lieu
tenant Winston Spencer Churchill for
American lecture tours mex season.
"On the Quiet will be the title of the
new comedy by Augustus Thomas in
which Willie Collier will star next sea-
son under w. G. Smyth's management.
Mary Mannering will present next sea-
son, besides Janice Meredith" a ram
a~tization Of Anthony Hopes novel, 1.-THE
Heart Of the Princes sra" made by Ed
ward Rose.
A production of Uncle Toms Cabin in
English will be one of the theatrical ex-
ploits in Paris. Presumably it is ex-
pected that patriotic American tourists
will provide the audiences.
Dave Henderson is again an active
Schley theater in New York and will
| open it in September, first changing the
name to the Savoy.
arena act of 'Quo Vadis,'' as performed
at Portland, Ore. Various versions oil
the novel are still being used in the cut
rate Throughout the county.
It is reported that Nina Harrington
will return to the stage mex seaon to
play in drama. She was a Well-known
member of the asst A..Adonis," 1.-THE
! Rainmakers,' The Fasting Show and
The Child of Fortune
Mrs. Minnie Maddern Fiske has sailed
for Genoa, Italy. She will spend most
+, of her vacation in Switzerland and Will
return to America in September. Becky
Sharp will be used again next season.
as the territory not yet visited is large
Rose Coghlan underwent a dangerous
surgical opera lion at her home in New
York Tuesday night. Her condition is
at present enc1 uraging, and unless com
plications arise it is thought she will be
we'll enough in two weeks to be moved
Ito her summer residence at New Ro-
chelle.
The absence of all scenery on the Chi.
nese stage makes it necessary for each
performer to explain who he is where
he is and he object of his being there
This causes considerable awkwardness
and delay. A change of scene is indi