The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-22

Amusement company for $525, her weekly
salary, and costs of suit. Miss Temples
ton was playing with the From Broad
way to Toxic company at the time and
as the salary was not paid, quit Henry
b. Sire, representing the company, claim
ed to have mailed the check for that
amount, but Miss Templeton proved to
the satisfaction of the judge that the
check had not been received, and was
suit.
H C. Barnabee, of the Bostonians,
sailed for Europe last Saturday to visit
the Paris exposition
M1cYicker's In August. It has made a
fortune for William A. Brady.
nlaW q Erlanger have accepted Molly
Elliott Seawell's dramatization of her
prize story, THE Sprightly Romance OF
MarSac.'
Marc Klaw, of Klaw 6. Erlanger, pur-
chased a mechanical elephant while in
Europe, for 1.-The Rogers Brothers in
Central Park which is likely to create
sensation.
! kIaw 4 changers new opera, Foxy
gunner, Will BE first presented in New
in Washington and Baltimore before if
goes to New York for a run at a Broad
way theater.
Dorothy Love, a young society woman
as an actress this fall, has been en-
gagged by Frank Mckee. to play in sun
pDrI OF the August family in John J. Nc
| Nallys new farce
IN Sporting Life" has been engaged by
] Joseph Brooks and Bon Stern for
blanche Walsh's support in Eugene w.
Presbfeys new play.
James j. Jeffries is concentrating h,e
Intellectual powers upon the study of "a
Man From the Vest the meIodrama in
winch he lmpersonates a deputy sheriff.
under the management of William A.
Brady.
Mare Klaw, of Klaw & Erlanger. met
Miss Ada Rehan In London last wer@
ehe VIII return to America the latter
part OF september A new play by a
hearsal Immediately on her arrival.
Gen: Lew Wallace will spend the re-
ma1nder of the summer in the northe,|n
part pa New e1 New YoT York ctk state itbi He will
confer with klaw & Erlanger and will
then go into the country and remain tIlj
the opening of Ben Hur' at the Broad
way theater, Sept. 5.
emma, Berlin, Paris and London during
the past three months, is homeward
pound on the Majestic, and will appear
at her husbands Manhattan thea fer
New York, next season in Her Majesty. -
romantic adaptation by J. l. c.. Clark
IN winch she plays young convent bred
queen ruling over mythical kingdom
rent by rebellion.
Anna Held, whose coaching parties
through the picturesque suburbs of Paris
are Keeping her in buoyant health and
splrfts, VIII revive '.Papa's Wife for the
early part of the coming season Her
season begins at the fremont theater
Boston. Max Figman has been engaged
10 play the dual roles. of the young ar
fist and his rakish father.
'"The Right to Live" is the title of q
play recently acted in Trieste. It deals
With the life of the working people in Ma
pies. talented engineer sees his ideas
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tune out of them without rewardine fhe
man from whom he took them The
workman eonvinces himself that he has
the right to steal from this man enough
the effort to prove that he is responsible
Tor the capitalists wealth are he kills
himself in prison.
Fanny Everett, the burlesque actress,
VINO was generally supposed to be the
wife of the late Thomas Miaco, the the
atr1cal manager, has contested his will,
under which she was left but $1,000 Miss
Eeverett claims $4,000, at the rate of
$1,000 a year, having worked for Mr..
MEco that long. Later on Miss Everett
Will also bring suit in the supreme court
to nave herself declared the legal wife
OF the testator under the common law.
having lived with Miaco for the past ten
years. Should the latter claim be allow
ed she will come into one-half the prop
erty.
A new theater is to be erected in Phil
adelphia to be completed next year. When
Nixon and Zimmerman secured the AL
vim theater in Pittsburg the site for the
contemplated house in the Quaker civ
was secured to act as sort of club. to
be used by the syndicate to hammer the
Philadelphia managers into line, When
peace was once again restored the svn
dicate allowed the option to expire, but
the talk over the affair brought forward
new capitalists and now the syndicata
will have an independent theater on their
hands in Philadelphia. 1t is to be fiftean
stories high, with an elaborate foyer on