Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-04-28

they will prepare a new opera LOT
Alice Nielsen, to be produced ABOUT Lee
of next season.
Herman Vein will celebrate the close
of his fftieth year or the stage Dy the
playing, at the age of Il. OF a weeks
of Shakespearean characters at
Stratford-On-AVOn.
IF is reported that by the death of
Judge Stanton of Pa.. MISS
carrie de Mar, his niece, had inherited
fortune. Miss de Mar is Mrs. Joseph
Hart in private life.
Frederick Warde has just been trying
experiment of presenting snake
spearean plays at popular prices IN 81.
and Minneapolis, with exceedingly
gratifying results.
Mrs. Charley Reed, who used to be a
familiar figure when her husband was
the fayorite of San Francisco. is report
ed to be in a New York hospital SLOWLY
recovering from a severe illness.
Si, Robert Peel, grandson OF the
famous English prime minister, is SAID
TO nave UGC1uCu ~ I,
to play Bottles in "Bootles
BABY with an English touring COM
pany.
Io,,ise Freear, the grotesque actress
whom New York recently reJecteu' was
q chief entertainer at the celebration py
the Prince and Princess OF wales OF
their last wedding anniversary.
Mrs. w. J. Florence enjoyed a per.
formance of what Happened to Jones
~ Now York last week, witnessing 1T
from a box. Her daughter, Josephine
Florence Shepherd, was in the cast as
the spinster.
Richard Mansfield will next season be
seen in a magnificent revival OF snake
speare's king Henry v" for Whlch al
the scenery, armor, furniture, costumes
and heraldic paraphernalia are now De-
ing made.
The nrolongation of Henry rving
to,,r in this country will put off until
NEXT season the new drama dealing WITH
! the ST. Bartholomew massacre, Wnlcn ne
expectedto bring out in LONDON .his
/ snrine. He will not &c home until iate
in May.
The queen has approved the grant u
Sims Reeves of a civil list pension o.
c1nO a wear in recognition of his emf
nence as a singer. For a long time pas
Mr.. Reeves has been confined to his bed
and. unfortunately, his present state o
health hardly warrants the nope hat NJ
will appear again on the concert plat
form. Sims Reeves has been before tn
public for over half a century. he wa
born near Woolwich in October, ls22, ant
c.-4 ooroo rod oC an OnPr9tlc VOcallSC d
Newcastle in 1889.
oneen Victoria fell desperately in low
with the king of Siam, and because n
broke his promise to marry her she le'
a yengeful army of Her 1ofce
were destroyed in battle. but the KIN
took pity on her n made her his wlie
That is the plot of a Siamese drama late
ly produced at Bankok.
Of the two versions of 'Quo Vadis
produced simultaneously IN New Yor
last week, one by Stanislaus Strang
and the other the adaptation by Jean
cite Glider, now being played. at tn
Alcazar Theater, the Glider version
accorded first place in arrangement an
acting. But the notices are not all favor
able.
SardOu :Patrle' was nearly Tedu
!, for production when the Theatre Fran
Gals was burned in Paris. The scener
was not destroyed, and the costum
:. models were all saved. Rehearsals {
) the revised drama AVE been going o
, under the aged authors personal super
vision.
Walter Firth. author of the dram
. called 1.-THE Man Of Forty" in whic
:. George Alexander is now acting in Lor
don, and in which John Drew may az
next season, is a son of the pOpula
English painter of THE Derby Day
tand THE Railroad Station" He hs
: written several other pieces.
Mrs. Patrick Campbell will leave h,
first "breeches' part in the English We
sion of Rostand's "ROmanesQue," whit
is to be called THE Fantasticks." wi,
N ~ u Che v,i1l ho CNlx-ottosc love