Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-06-02

cur. it will be in July at Nine. Bern
hardt's theater.
Miss Eugene That's Lawton. a daugh-
ter of Joseph Lawton. a prominent citi-
zen of Louisville, Ky. has decided to
adopt the stage and become a member
of the which is being organ
lied to produce Joseph Arthur's new
play, Lost River"
Ada Rehan will sail for Europe June
20, and will spend the summer, after a
visit to the Paris exposition. at her
bungalow in ireland. She will return to
America late In September to prepare
for her tour next season under the direc-
ton Of klaw & Erlanger.
Kyrle Bellew is in Australia. where he
owns some mining property. AS a youth
he was a police reporter on one of the
| Melbourne newspapers His name was
Harold Haggins. Afterwards his father
took the name of Bellew by law. The
son made his first appearance on the
stage as Horold kyrle.
Ernest Won W~ildenbruch's latest play.
1.-The Daughter of Erasmus" has Martin
| Luther for one of it's important, although
briefly seen, characters. The drama was
successful and made effective use of the
reformation period in Germany. Luther
is seen only as he descends the steps OF
the court house in Worms.
The Londo Telegraph is requested by
Mrs. Bernard Beere. now Mrs. Oliver,
to state that the fact of her recent mar
riage will in no way interfere with her
acceptance of any professional engage
ments that may be offered to her. 1t is
only her own, but her husbands wish
that she shoul continue her stage ca
reer.
Modjeska is at her ranch at Ell Toro,
Cal, for the summer She makes a fare
wellstour of % weeks under the manage
ment of Wagenhals & Kemper the COM
ing season, opening at Cleveland after
the presidential ell lection, in king John"
Modieska will occasionally be seen in
Macbeth" Mari Stuart" LAS You
Like IT, and Camille"
The introduction in one of the London
music halls of the religious musical
turn first made popular here ~ 1.-The
Girl with the Auburn Hair has caused
a protest from religiously Inclined folk.
No one in this country, says the New
York Times. ever saw anything sacrilig-
ious in the signing of Nearer, My God.
to Thee and "The Holy City by a girl
dressed in vestments, but many thought
the "turn" was stupid.
Blanche Walsh has entered into a con
tract with Joseph Brooks and Ben Stern
to star under their management for the
next three years. They will first present
her in a new romantic play by eugene
w. Presbrey. Other plays are being ne
gotiated for, two by foreign authors.
Miss Walsh sailed for Europe the 18th
inst, and will make an extended tour
of the continent, including a visit to
the Paris exposition and Rome.
In a recent number of the Manila
American the Gorilla Grand opera house
advertises as the event of the season
1.-The Geisha." with all the original
scenery dresses and effects from Days
theater, London" The scales of prices
is given as follows: Boxes, to hold four,
s12; orchestra stalls, SO; upper circle, be-
hind boxes, 81, and gallery. 81. all Mexi-
can money. Doors open at 8, over
ture at Z, carriages at $780,"
Mrs. John Glendinning, who will play
Sarah Mcfarland in 1.-The Greatest
Thing in the World to the David Nc
Farland of her husband, recently pre-
scented a paper entitled What the Pub
mans league in New York. Mrs. Glendin-
ming is a bright English woman, whose
resemblance to Mrs. Kendall is frequent
ly remarked. She wi sail for England
the first week of June to bring over their
two children, who will spend next sea-
son in America.
Robert Bell billiard, son Of Robert c.
Hilliard, the actor and dramatic orig
inal of the role of Mr.. Van Bibber, in
which he will star next season, has just
been admitted as a caderAat the Annap-
oils naval academy. The late Roswell p.
Flower, who was a firm friend of the
billiards, first suggest that the boy
be sent to Annapolis and he was ap-
pointed by Congressman Muller of the
:, Seventh district, Staten Island where
the billiards reside. After a year OF
preparation. young Hilliard, who Is IT
years old, has just passed the severe en-
trance examination with flying colors
and been duly enrolled as a cadet.
Adelaide Thurston, who for the past
two seasons has been playing Lady Bah,
bic in ."The Little Minister" being the
first to follow Maude Adams in that par
has been engaged for the role of Madge
!, Shiselhurst in 1.-The Greatest Thing ir
|, the World" supporting Sarah Cowen At
: Moyne when she opens at Wallacks mex
October. Miss Thurston has previously
played Carey in alabama" during hel
, first season on the stage; nossy Brandel
, in IA Texas Steer; Cissy in What Hap
= pened to JONES' and the whole round o.
ingenue roles In stock repertory at thu
Grand opera house, P~ittsburg. She re
places Hope Ross, now at the Castle
Suare theater in Boston.
5 Macklyn Arbuekye. the Smith in "Wh!
Smith Left Home" will next season &C
a the leading role in Augustus Thomas
: new play, 1.-THE Gentleman From Tex
as" which Joseph Brooks Will produce
IGeorge H. Broadhurst, author OF smith
: has written Mr.. Arbuckle a very com
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