Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-22
THEMES THEATRICAL

DR.. Gottschalk is the musical director.
The company opens Monday night and
will give four performances including
Christmas matinee
NOTES ABOUT PLAYERS.
Loie Fuller may come to America
again.
Coquelin gave a lecture on Beranger,
with readings, in New York.
Rose Coghlan and Louis Massen are
doing one-act sketch in vaudeville.
Louise Beaudet has appeared once
more in new version of Mile Nitou-
che" 1t has been received somewhat t
coldly.
The one hundredth performance of
Secrets of New York" was celebrated at
the Germania theater New York, De-
cember 8.
At a particularly dull point in the first
London performance of THE Gay Pre-
tenders a man in the gallery whistled
the notes of There Is a Happy Land
Sarah Bernhardt's son, Maurice, has
written Mini L'Assommeur," described
as violently passionate drama, which
his mother may bring out in Paris next
season.
Elizabeth Tyree and Rhoda Cameron
of Daniel Frohman's stock company
have written comic opera called Great
Jupiter Henry Woman is setting it
to music.
"Arizona' is half way through the
fourth month of it's run at the Herald
Square theater, New York, and still con-
tinues one of the solidest successes Of
the season.
Alice Nielsen has obtained court sane
ton to the use of her maiden name,
which is the one by which she is known
on the stage. She got divorce from
Benjamin Neutwig some time ago.
The ten weeks engagement of James
O'Neill in Monte Cristo" at the Acad-
emy of Music is now drawing to a close
Christmas week will be the last in which
New York will have opportunities to see
this production
The price paid for the incidental ad-
Vertising of wares on the stage are kept
secret but a lawsuit has brought out
the fact that a London publisher agreed
to give $40 week to have his magazine
displayed and mentioned incidentally.
Way Down East" played by three
companies under VIM. A. Brady's direc-
tion continues to do the largest bust
ness ever credited to a drama of rustic
life. 1t is quite likely to be given in
London next season with an American
cast.
Grace George, in Her Majesty is the
llrst attraction of the present New York
season to reach the distinction of a SOU
Venlr performance The golden memen-
tos were of rococco design and orna-
mented with crowns set with varicolored
imitation gems.
Miss Viola Allen is to present at the
Theater Republic. New York, on Decem-
Der 81. her new play, In the Palace of
the King a drama tiZation by +. Lori
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romance. The play has been presented
in many of the leading cities of the coun-
try.
Lulu Chaser has scored a personal hit
in her new comic opera, Sweet Anne
Page at the Manhattan. New York.
She has IA rolickng, tomboy part, with
incidental DISCUSSES that peculiarly fits
her rompins, rougish personality. The
music of the opera, by w. II. Neidlinger,
is remarkably tuneful.
Among the artists engaged for the
opening production of Johann Strauss
operetta, wiener Blut," at the Broad
wa ytheater New York, January q next
are Amelia Stone, Ethel Jackson Octavia
Barbe. Rosemary Glosz, Elsa Martens
and Eejienne Girardot, Raymond Hitch
cock and w. 7. Carleton. Seli Simonson
Will be the musical director.
Julia Arthur, writing to the author of
Her Ms jesty," expresses keen delight in
Grace Georges sympathetic performance
and adds: Il do hope that in her future
career, which is certain to be brilliant.
she will retain the simplicity ana natural
quality of manner and method that are
now so charming. We have quite too
much artificiality upon the STAGE
Little Maude Adams will shortly leave
New York for road tour with her an
glicized "L'Aiglon," leaving Bernhardt
and coquelin to hold sway few weeks
longer.
Anent Miss Adams prospective tour it
is said that there is mighty shrewd
work two ways. 1t is not denied that
the little American actress could nIayo