The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-26

THE Girl and the. Judge. Rehears as
reaches the big city.
Edna May is good for another year in
"Kittie Grey that she will continue on
the other side another season, instead of
coming to this country next fall.
Ethel Barrymore is meeting with great
success on the road in Captain Jinks.''
states and then visit Philadelphia. Miss
Barrymore was not outside of New York
last season with the piece.
In addition to presenting Janice Mere
dith', BIanch Walsh l:a1 has in reserve Mau-
tization of Anita WANT Charts story.
"A Hunt for Happiness Miss Walsh
will cover southern and western terri
tory.
"A Tight Corner" by Sidney Bowkett.
once a member of Augustin Days COM
urday night for the first time. Cable ad-
vices say the. piece is only mildly amusing
author.
Champagne Charley" in which Peter
Palsy is stsFring closes its brief b season son
da ee to eF a h r peee fe Wee T
Fields at s Stipend Of 500, or r. go into
vaudeville at the same figures
A new theater devoted to vaudeville
of Richard Hyde of the well known firm
pacity of 1000 and it is said to be one of
the finest houses in Greater New York
gun re rehearsals upon sydney Rosen ii
latest burlesque, .sfrhe Hall of Fame,
IN Boston ana It IS s. cted mag IN sarly
is said to be very humorous, the musical
numbers being especially clever and tax
ing.
Grace Henderson has been engaged for
an important role by VIM. A Brady in
It e has sp R been decided to can Iottie Blair
Parker's latest work, Way Down
ample opportunities to display all her
cleverness-
ONeill and Billy Van were married in
Chicago about two weeks ago Chas. Bla-
Which ' forbids I marriage Until the close Of
1903, and as she is the soubrette OF The
Female Drummer company he has de-
cided to secure legal redress
Haddon Cha mbers. the English play
wright. is reported to have advised Ame-
Honorable Herbert" has been revised in
accordance with her suggestions ana is
Bingham probably produce the piece in
New York the first of the year.
Anna Robinson WHO he failed to please P1 in
roles, is reported to have made the big,
now Being presented in London Her sue
cess is considered TenaTlSa BILE as sueh
seneG gea and Arthur Bourcher are in the
company
Madeline Lucette Ryley has named her
letSSt piTcC AsiiSe S.io ms
plans of mice and men, The English
rights have been sold to Forbes Robert
can to Charles Frohman. 1t will not be
produced in New York until after the first
of the year.
While going through some rough horse
play in THE Chaperons at Springfield,
Mass, last week a collision occurred be-
tween Edward Roadway. Walter Jones and
Miss Eva Tanguay, with the result that
the first named was out of the cast for
several days. the second badly
bruised and the last had jaw swollen
to twice its normal size.
Louis Mann's makeup in 1.-THE Red
Kloof' Paul Potter's charming comedy
of Boer life, is a remarkable composite
study of Gen. Joubert and Dom Paul Kru-
ger. The upper portion of the fact, rep
resenting the height of Boer intellectual
ity is copied from Joubert, while the de-
termination and doggedness of Kruger is
depicted in the nose. mouth and chin
Americans in London find it pretty hard
to get away from home talent" Here is
a list of the prominent people now in the
big city: Maud JeffrieS leads at Her
Majesty's, William Gillette at the Ly-
ceum Madge Leasing at the Century,
Robert Taber at Wyndhams, Fay Davis
a. the Garrick Hayden Coffin at Days s,
Frank Lincoln at the Gaiety, Nat Good
win and Maxine Elliott at the Comedy.
Paul Arthur at the Salisbury, Edna May
al the Apollo and many other in Charles
Frohman's companies at the Vaudeville
and Duke of Yorks.