The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1901-04-21
BRIEFLY TOLD.

Eddie FOy IS in vaudeville
Clyde Fitch has gone TO Italy.
Cissie Lotus has reverted to limitations
Marie Burroughs will soon wed and may
retire from the stage.
Charlotte Kingston will make her debut
in vaudeville next month.
w s. Gilbert is i'll at Alexandria, Egypt
and his recovery is doubtful
Frank Mordaunt will play a spring tour
with The Village Postmaster.
The Burcomaster'' goes to Boston this
week for a return engagement.
William jefferson and Christie Melon
aid viii be married next month.
Joseph Arthur has disposed of the rights
of Lost River TO Jules hurry.
Emile Goulsen, a noted Danish actor,
Will come to America next season.
Mary Sanders may rejoin the Castle
Square stock company in Boston.
George c. Hazleton. jr., has written a
new play for Henrietta Crossman-
Wilson Barrett is at work on new
play entitled The Christian King"
Ada Rehau, Mrs. LeMoyne. and Henry
Miller closed their seasons last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew have new
playlet. entitled "A Model Young Man
- F. FIockton is appearing in vaude-
VILE in sketch entitled The Old Story.
II. Reeves Smith and Margaret Robin
son are said to be matrimoniaLy engaged.
Maude Winter has been engaged as lead
ing woman with David Wariield next sea-
son.
Walter Hale and not y. S. Northup will
be Mary Mannering's leading man next
year.
Arthur Cunningham has been engaged
for the Tivoli Opera Company, San Fran
cisco.
The Price Of Peace will remain at
the Broadway Theatre for the rest OF the
season.
Carroll Fleming has written a new play
in which Minnie Seligman may star next
season.
Nh and Mrs. James X. Hackett MARY
Mannering) will spend the summer in
Europe.
The Eendals have produced a new play
by Egerton Castle called The Secret
Orchard.
Leighton Leigh has replaced Eric Hope
tho Earl OF Narmouth-in The Price
OF Peace
Charles Frohman is making arrange
merits for London production of Are
J on q MasOn?'
William H. Crane will go abroad in
May. Il will be his first trip across the
water for years.
odette Tyler and r. D. Mclean will be
seen In An elaborate revival of "Corio-
ldHus next season.
Maude Fealey has been re-engaged for
William Gillettes London production of
Sherlock Holmes"
A professional matinee of The Climb
ers' was given last Friday at the Bijou
Theatre, New York
Sarah Bernhard will produce a dra-
matte version of Sienkiewiczs story
with Fire and Sword"
Digby Bell has received an offer to head
an opera company next year. but prefers
10 remain IN the two day houses.
George Alexander, the wel-known Eng
lish actor. may visit this country in the
fall under Charles Frohman's direction.
The report that Florence Rockwell will
head a No Janice Meredith" company
next season is said to be without founda-
ton.
Next year Harry Glazier. who has been
appearing in The Three Musketeers.
Will tour in Prince Otto" Otis Skinner 5
play.
4 tidal wave Of humanity surges into
the New York Academy Of Music eight
times a week, attracted by Uncle Tom 5
Cabin.
The Professional Woman's League paid
500 for a seat at the Janauschek benefit
ana II was occupied by Aunt Louisa
Eldridge.
Henry irving will bring 'Coriolanus'' to
America next fall and probably The
Nsstal. a new play, in blank verse by
Fergus Hume.
William Armstrong, the lecturer an,.
music critic, leaves soon for Europe
where he VIII collect material for next
season work.
Swedish version Of Lady Winde-
mere Fan" has been made and was pro-
auced recently with pronounced success
I'm Stockholm
owen Han. the librettlst. whose real
name Is James Davis once ran for Par
lament against Charles Russell later
Lord Chief Justice OF England.
Lillian Bnrkhart. who has perhaps pro-
nuced more new sketches than any other
star IN vaudeville, has scored another big
MT IN her latest playlet ''Jcssies Jack and