Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-28

Were Bold" in which William Beach
will eppear in will appear in the tftae
role.
An advertising firm has Issued what
purports to be a fron.4er newspaper,
called h Howling Wolf, published IN
Frozen Dog, Idaho. In one OF the q
v~ertisements, oJtensibly setting forth
The claims Of a local grocery for PATRON
g Ks published the following: Notice
Our Prices-Eggs for poaching, per tdoz-
en-, Is cents; eggs for frying, per Dozen,
II cents; eggs for scrambling, per dozeaI :
10 cents; egg for actors, per dozen. 5.
cents. 1 /
Mrs. Pulsifer, formerly of Chicago:
Blanche Bowers and Walter Jones may
appear in a sketch in New York.
George Musgrove is said to have made
$3.50, 900 out of THE Belle of New York"
James K. Hackett has abandoned the
idea Of appearing i'm 'Richard Carvel."
Robert Grau, the vaudeville agent, is
said to have signed Lady Frances Hope
May YOhe-for an American season.
Ida Conquest, who lis to be John
Drew's leading lady, played the role of
the pretty secretary in 1.-THE Tyranny of
Tears last year. Previously Miss Con-
Guest had been a member of the Empire
Theater Stock company for several sea-
sons. One of her first successes was as
Musette in Bohemia Afterward she
appeared in leading roles in Under the
Red Robe" and .The ~Conquerors." She
also added considerably to her popular
ity by her clever rendering of the wife's
role in Because She Loved Him So" at
the Madison Square theater.
Henry u. Dixey came to town yester-
H9V for a few hours from William Mil
doon's place at Purchase, N. Y. His
color is that of "a thoroughly seasoned
Sioux warrior land he is. in the condition
Which the pugilistic writers describe as
trained to the hour" Dixey said he
had never enjoyed a vacation one-half
as much as he is enjoying this one, and
he added that he intended to remain at
Muldoon's until the time for beginning
his rehearsals IN 1.-THE Adventures Of
Francois Ne York Telegraph.
Viola Aliens leading man will be Rob-
ret I. Haines, a young actor of 10 years
experience i'm stock companies and in
support of stars on the road. He has
played with Robert Downing, Thomas
w. Keene, James O'Neill, Kathryn Kid
der, Henry Miller and other stars. His
excellent work in "Borderside" attract
ed Ltebler & Co.'s attention, and they
engaged him for the chief role in Joseph
Arthur's new play Lost River but
finally decided to place him in Miss Viola
Aliens company as her heading man. to
create the role of Dom john, of Austria, in
her new play, In the. Palace of the
King"
Arthur Shirley and Sutton Vane are to
write q melodTama of New York life
for William A. Brady. Mr.. Shirley is to
spend two months in New York this fall
in order to obtain local color.
Jerome Sykes, the comic opera come
dian, and Jessie Wood, a chorus girl.
formerly in the New York production OF
THE Casino Girl" We're married nearly
a month ago. The marriage was kept a
secret until this week, when it finally
became known through accident. Mrs.
Sykes is said to be a pretty girl of 20. Mr..
Sykes first wife was was Agnes SLer-
wood, who made q success in 1.-THE
Passing Show but died during the run.
Liebler & Co. have secured Gertrude
Norman to play Inex, the blind girl, and
Charles Kent to play King Philip II. in
support of Viola Allen in 1.-The Palace
of the King"
Among purchases made by Marc Klaw
on his trip abroad are a mechanical ele-
plant for Rogers Brothers in Central
Park" and a real white camel for Ben
Hur."
Harry B.. Smith, the lyricist, has ar
rived in New York after a trip to Corsica
to get atmosphere" and detail for his
new opera. Foxy Quiller.'
In New York Lulu CHASER is striyin,
to learn in three days a part which Miss
Virginia Earle took six weeks to master.
When the proposition to sing the tifle
role in 1.-The Cadet Girl' was submitted
to her h replied that she would M lie
able to stand the inevitable phyS;cai
strain in this hot weather. oct a
trainer" suggested A. w. Chamberlyn,
the producer of the opera. Miss, CHASER
seized the idea. First she employed a
teacher of Delsarte methods to give. her
daily exercises. Then a trainer of sath-
letes coached her as to diet and open
air exercises. Miss CHASER has relig-
iously followed his advice and her
fare Is OF the plainest. A throat spe-
cialist has examined her throat after
each rehearsal to detect any signs of a
strain, and in treating her after the
same methods as was used in the case
Q Governor Roosevelt after his return
from Oklahoma.
Andrew Mack has received an auto
graph copy of a new song. entitled eSt
Patrick and the Queen" The words were
written by Malcolm Doherty, son of the
by the marquis de Leuyille. It will be
interpreted in his new play 1.-The Rebel
Among those engaged by the Broad
hurst brothers for their 1.-The Man From
Mexico" ompan are: George -. Boni-
face, jr.. Gus Pixley, Murtha Deane, Hell
en- Bald, Arthur Villars and Robert De
shon. The season will open In Septem-
Der and the route embraces a tour ia
California and the South.
-
Gus Hill has secured the romantic
melcdrama, Had They Not Nett y
H. Edward Lcrenz, in which Theodore
Eabcock will star.