The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-06

renee Irving. a son of Sir Henry, viii be
E H. Sothern's chief play next season
Charles ,F-ohInan denies that he IS to
manage A1lce Nielsen next season. and
Frank Perley says he doesn't want to-
George G. Boniface: jr., win probably
star next season in The Gay Mr. Gold
reeting mana ger.
Henry e .Dixey is slated to play the
part of Sir Joseph Porter in a big revival
Of -sPinafore'' al Manhattan Beach the
latter part Of July
Ada Henry the well known b11rlesque
ACTRESSES reported to have sued a wealthy
promise. claiming $1,000.
Emma Carus who recently concluded a
ten months engagement at the New York
theater- has had her time extended indef-
initely at the same house
John Brown. a well known subordinate
actor; who has been with Nat Goodwin
for the past ten years. recently died IN
New York Of consumption
In addition to losing heavily in her Lon
don theatrical venture Mrs I-angtry has
probably retire for year or two
Edgar L. Davenport made his debut in
EagdeyilLe laSt week ald scored BIZ hls
He was supported by Polly Stockwell
Alice Marble, daughter OF the late
Edwin Marble. and recently in Florodo-
ra has been engaged 20 play the part OF
Lena in Arizona next season.
Robert Mantel has decided TO open his
people want Shakespeare. He was con-
sidered one Of the best ten years ago
Helen Byron Will be the leading support
Of Jefferson De Angels in "A Royal
Rogue next season She had the leading
son
Dan Daly,s piece fer next season viii
elongated comedian will have many op
portunities to create laughter along new
Rose Coghlan. came out in a statement
last Saturday denying that she intended
to get divorce from her husband, John
T. Sullivan Many rumOrs brought about
the statement
Eleanor Nferron's latest play. In Love-
had its first presentation in Philadelphia
last week and it was enthusiasticalI re-
ceived- Miss Aferron appeared IN one OF
the chief roles
the leading roles in support of Elsie De
Wolfe next season He was seen in Tope-
ka as Lieutenant Denton in the original
Arizona company.
Kathryn Eidder may produce Madame
sans Gene next season, with augustus
They were seen IN Topeka in this produc-
ton five years ago.
John Dunsmore, who was the leading
basso with the Bostoniaus when they
were N Topeka last season, VIII play the
Chic next season.
Creston Clarke is the latest star to an
b. q pIoed Iq1 q Ion caesar dc
Caesars Return and VIM FavershaHnFs
play "A Royal Rival is derived from IL
Howard Kyle VINO was seen in Topeka
last season in Nathan Hale believes ne
beat the record in his season just closed /
200 times and 5000 miles were Travelled
over
Cornelius Gardner, who was business
manager for the Frank Daniels com pany
for two Years has become the New York
correspondent OF a ChicagO paper and /
VIII cease theatrical travel
The new comic opera THE Gay Cadet |
with Phyllis Rankin in the title role was |
produced for the first time last week in
star arc reported to have made a big hit. |
Season before last Stuart Robson is re-
"a 7.1r q hrrr Lost
son. uniler a change Of mana cement. Mr. /
Robson-s bank account was increased just |
mana cement after all
Frank Daniels has secured a new piece |
--lAt s-s--ssn tIstcts 70 2Lstt EIecA 1
having Daen signed last week It IS r, \: I
and the leading role is. reported to 1T the /
little comedian very nicely.
Mervyn Dallas the actor. recently sued /
: ules murray the ma mayer Of Frederick I
duced in Topeka. for $500 alleging a bro 1
ken contract After hearing the evidence
the jury wanted to give Mr.. Dallas S1.59e I
extra compensation, but the judge said /
nay
Two Little Migrants Edward c.
coast next spring. Miss Neva Harrison
and Claude. the Two Migrants
The Shuberl Brothers, who control the
Herald Square theater. several houses in
syracuse Hochester ana Utica ana also
couple of road companies have closed a
ease Oh sHe Apo-'o tAes'tt LO4uOl ana
NIL run the place IN connection with their
other enterprises
Edna Wallace Hopper's speedy trip |
across the states 10 the Pacific coast was
without avail. as her mother Mrs Duns- |
muir. died just before she arrived in San
Fran cisco. Mrs Hopper was completely
by the shock Mrs. Dunsmuir |
eft but two direct heirs. Mrs. Hopper and
Ter brother The estate is estimated to be
worth a round million dollars
Claxton and Frank Wilstach have ac-
'epted "a play by Marion Short and Pau
inc Phelps. called Sweet Clover for
Miss Adelaide Thurston's Use next season
The season opens at Norfolk September
g. The authoresses are NOT entirely IN
1nown as dramatists- They have written
-COgWEC ON EVEgE