The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-23
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Henry Guy Carleton is finishing a new
piece for Charles Frohman, the scenes be-
ing laid in the south, while the principal
characters are from the north. Mr. Garlic
ton has promised to deliver the drama by
the end of the year.
Emma Carus, the well known singer,
GarniVai'' in Boston tss Is Seriously III at a
hospital in that CITY, suffering from ap-
pendicitis.
Sherrie Mathews, one of the stars of
1.-The Night of the Fourth and his wife,
Norma Whalley, have secured a bright
sketch and will soon appear on the vaude-
vile circuit.
The story that May Irwin would retire
to be true and not a press yarn. Henry, B.
Sire: Miss Twins manager. now vouches
he has no bookings ahead for his star
Sir Henry IEying and Ellen ~ Terrys EN-
the big metropolis Almost $4,000. a week
was taken in in excess of their last en-
gagement.
The glorious climate of California is ev-
identity very favorable to the development
nate enough to be born there are Blanche
Bates. Maude Adams. Alice Nelson, May
1.-THE Last of the Dandies'' is character
lied in London by the sketch "a long
drawn thin affair, which seems as if writ
eaT than as actua clyde Fitch
will not stop collecting royalties on this
The new four act play called 1.-THE Fa-
TIERS. which has been produced in Ores
den Germany, is said to be the work of a
Herr Anders Kruger. 1t is a sentimental
piece and was kindly received
NJ. Berton, the French playwright, who
ca dG .Yvette IN Paris u and another big
hit was scored. Chas. Frohman controls
and the chances are that Maude Adams
will be seen in the piece next season.
Mrs. Bloodgood, who is with the Elsie
in .The way Of the Words has signed Ia
contract with Charles Frohman and will
Fitch is said to be already engaged on
a play for Mrs. Bloodgood.
Robert Mantell is securing some friend
1y press notices for his work in repertoire
throughout the northwest. He is playing
liet'' and Hamlet and two of Bulwer's
plays plays. The Lady OF Lyons and Richie
: N. Maetsrlinck, the Belgian author. says
Peas and iT1 e SANS ms furer
that Rostand.s reputation is quite manu-
utes to the fact that Rostand's father is
a rich banker.
A new melodrama is going the rounds in
Who Dared having for it's principal in
cident the thrilling entrance of the hero
to saw that the hero probably supervises
the feeding of that lion himself very care
fully just before each performance
A well known theatrical manager In
New York says that the New England
states are so prosperous that the show
business is hurt. In all the manufacturing
towns the employees working overtime
and in this way are kept away from the
playhouse. Business in the north, south
and west has been unusually good this
season.
1t is related that when Lionel Barry
more, the son of Maurice Barrymore. and
brother of Ethel Barrymore, first went on
the stage he had a very small part-one
that required his presence for only a few
ing with a friend about his appearance,
the friends said: Why. I saw the play,
winked. them replied young Barrymore.
At Keith's Union Square theater, New
York, next week the Living Art Studies
will continue their phenomenal success.