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

Esther's prayer from Racine, to recite to
him the next time he came. A few weeks
later the children We're terrified to hear
from the chaplain that the archbishop
gives the date QS5D of Nine. Sarah Bern
first experience on the stage.
THEATRICAL NOTES.
Annie Russell is English. She was
born in Liverpool in 1865.
Madame Scalchi will take her turn at
the continuous vaudeville.
It is said in 1914 performances in New
York Ben Hur" took in $4OO. wv.
can American Beauty has not made
a hit in England in spite g. Edna May.
Julia Marlowe has a cottage in the
Catskills, where she will spend the sum
mer.
1t is estimated that Paderewski's gross
receipts during his last tour were were
$3.50, 600.
Mabel Gilman will probably take Lulu
AooC . p1oS~ al ! N4looA . III
pany.
Maude Odell is reported to be going to
marry a western man and retire from
the stage.
Roland Reed will resume acting and
open his season in August at the Boston
museum. 's
Junius Brutus Booth, a son of Agnes
Booth, has begun his career in vaude-
vile in a comedietta.
Maurice Barrymore, having closed the
season with Mrs. Fiske, will play in
vaudeville for six weeks. ~
Stratford-on-Avon nets 5000, 600 a year
from pilgrims to S~hakespeare's shrine,
principally Americans. ~
Fanny Rice has begun her vaudeville
tour with My Milliner's Bill" Rosina
Vokes' pretty little play.
Josef Lauff, who wrote 1.-The Iron
Tooth for the -erman emperor, is tC
prepare another play at his direction.
Bishop Potter entertained the 2pisco-
pal house of bishops at a luncheon al
the Players club in New York SOM
weeks ago.
A play in verse called Shakespeare
by Arpad Zigany. was acted recently ir
BUDAPEST. The great poet is the hero
of the play.
Wagenhals & Kemper will continue
their management OF MI. Louis James
and Miss Kathryn Kidder mex season il
IA Midsummer Nights Dream"
1t has been considered worthy of spe.
cha note in the New York Sun tha1
Paderewski has been seen drinking choc.
olate ice cream soda in Yonkers.
Mr.. John B. Doris has contracted Will
Miss Marguerite Merington for a play
of New England domestic life, and ha.
engaged Mr.. Max Freeman to stage thu
piece next autumn.
Constant Coquelin mas obtained per
mission from tn government to hold {
lottery, by which the Society of Ora
matte Authors expects to raise $500, 0O
to pension retired actors.
Adolph link, the clever L%ilnputian
has made a success of it on the aud
vile stage, with the result that Fran:
! Ebert, another of the talented little acto
folk, is going to make a try at 1t.
The actors of New York are said to b
endeavoring to secure the nomination 0
Marcus r. Mayer, Olga Nethersole'
manager. for the representative from
the Twelfth congressional district.
Robert Buchanan has written a pla,
founded on the episode of the Boy an
the Organist Can the Fried Eggs). il
1.-THE Heavenly Twins" .Ellaline Ter
riss will have the principal part in 1t.
Mr.. Edward Terry will produce a ney
f~arcical comedy in the autumn to whic
he has given the title of The Col
Mine.' He himself is adaptirr the pla,
from the German of" Herrn Leuf an
jacob.
Jean Richepin has completed an his
torical drama called La Dubarry,
which presents a series of episodes in tn
] reign of Louis XIV, and will require
great number of actors and supernu
meraries.
Lots of people appear to be going t
marry Julia Marlowr. Dillingham;, VIII
is to be her anage is one. An acto
named John Blair is another, and Mis-
Marlowe says she isn't going to MARI
anybody.
On the last night of his engagement 1
Harlem Sir Henry Irving presented I
Julian Magnus, who has been his bus
ness representative during his America
tour, a framed portrait bearing a grace
fully worded inscription.
Daniel Frohman wants to get the Pas
:. sion play for this country. They will nj