The Washington times., 1901-08-18
BRIEFLY TOLD.

Madame Janauschek is seventy-one
years old.
King Dodo'' will remain in Chicago un-
til October
Beaumont Smith is said to he danger
ously i'll in Denver.
Helen Redmond has retired from the
Frank Daniels company
Edna Wallace Hopper has returned to
the cast of "Florodora.
Richard Golden in "Old Jed Prouty" is
playing the largest cities in Maine
Corinne will tour through England in a
play called After the Honeymoon"
Lovers Lane" will inaugurate its reg
ular season at Asbury Park on August q.
Marie George has obtained a divorce
from her husband. William Lester Brown.
Clarence NJ. Bruno will manage the
business affairs of Howard Kyle this sea-
son.
Joachim. the famous German violinist.
has just celebrated his SEVENTEEN BIRTH
day.
Samuel Mckee has been engaged as
business manager for Are You a Ma
son?'
Nora Dunblane has been engaged for
the role of Mrs. Woodbridge in Lovers
Lane"
John C. Rice and Sallie Cohen will be
in the cast of Are You a Mason?" this
season.
Fanny Rice has returned from London
and will soon appear in New York pro-
duction.
a play called Uncle Sans Cabin" was
copyrighted at the Library OF Congress
recently.
Adelaide Thurston's tour in Sweet
Clover" will open in Norfolk. Va, Sep
TENDER g.
Melville stoltz will go ahead" of the
Thomas Q. Seabrooke company the com
ing season.
Walter Jones has been engaged by
Frank L. Perley for an important role
in The Chaperons."
James Kearney has Joined the company
which will support William FavershaD
in "A Royal Rival
Jeanette Lowrie has been engaged for
the role of Angela in 'Fiorodora,'' sue
ceeding Guelma Baker.
The Explorers continues to please Chi
cagoans, and the piece is on for in
definite run in the Windy City.
new opera house will be built in Ma
drid which will be devoted exclusively to
the works of Spanish composers.
Thomas Q. Seabrooke will inaugurate
his starring tour in "A Modern Crusoe"
at San Francisco on September Is
ID. l.. Don has replaced Harry Gilfoil in
the cast of The Strollers'' at the
Knickerbocker Theatr1. New York.
Arthur Hopes has been engaged for
the company that will support Virginia
Harmed in Alice of Old Vincennes."
Wolfe's leading man in The Way of the
World" arrived from Europe last week.
Whitney e Knowles have engaged
Adolph Jackson for Petronius in their
production Of Quo Nadis'' this season.
The Boston Theatre. Boston, will open
its doors August 81, with Edward ]. Nor
gan and Elsie Leslie in THE Christian"
Maude Edna Hall win be the leading
woman with the Bowdoin Theatre Com
pany, in Boston. during the coming sea-
son.
Frank Worthngton, William Courte-
nay, Frederick Perry. and Virginia Earle
arrived in New York from Europe last
week.
Clarence Fleming VIII direct the tour of
II. Reeves Smith in - Brace of Part
ridges. which will begin early next
month.
May warde, daughter of Frederick
Warde, will play the juvenile roles in the
plays which her father viii produce next
season. ~li
Edwin Ogden Childs Play. THE Game
of De stiny" has been secured by Alberta
who will give it an elaborate
production.
Rehearssls for Champagne Charlie"
Augustus Thomas play, in which Peter
f. Daley will star next season, will be- :
gin tomorrow
Jessaline Rogers and not Lillian Law
renee will be the leading woman of the
American Theatre stock company, New
York, this fall.
Ida Conquest will continue as leading |
woman with John Drew next season. Guy !
has replaced Arthur Byron. who |
becomes a star.
The WooinG of Priscilla" will open its |
tour in Boston. where IT nrst saw The light |
of day. September .. with Efiic ELS or n |
the leading role.
The title role in THE Telephone Girl |
will be assumed by Edna Floyd, who was |
seen last season in The Cadet Girl and |
The Founders"
Joseph jefferson win build a handsome |
residence at Buzzdrd's Bay for his son, |
William Winter Jefferson, and his bride, |
Christie Mcdonald.
Jean de Reszke is in Paris. where he |
w sing the title role in Wagner's |
'o!Igfricd." which is soon to be given in |
the French capital.
1t IS said that an orchestra Of thirty |
pieces has been engaged to travel with |
Duse during her American tour The mu-
sicians have been procured in Italy and