The Topeka state journal., 1901-11-30
Theatrical Notes.

Rostand and Sardou have both prom
ised new plays for Mrs Ffske-
Mrs Fiske has been on the stage since
childhood-a period of more than thirty
years
Blanche Bates it is said. will soon mar
ry Frank Worthing of THE Climbers
company
sThe Rogers Brothers in Washington
is declared to be the great beauty show
of the year.
F'rohman is to produce s'The Derelict,
a play by the author of when We Were
Frank L. Perley is credited with another
SUCCESS with his. singing comedians IN
THE ChaperonS-
dramatization of Maurice Hewlett's
Richard Yea and Nay" has been made
for Beerbohm TIE
Agnes Burroughs has filed bankruptcy
and her assets al s4-
It is said that a companion play to "A a
styled "A Turkeys Gizzard.''
B5anehe WALSH has neT play by b,ab Fl
She viii produce this season.
The Whitney Grand opera house at De-
troit was badly damage, d. last aea week by
fire. Loss estimated at $lO,0O0.
Henry Woodruff who is with Frank
Daniels, will shortly resign to become
leading man for Henrietta Crosman.
William Gillette will probably tour the
s9sheriock Holmes for the last time.
personafe Mary Magdalene in q new play
by Stephen Phillips. author of ''Herod"
Mapde ADAMS Tps if4P gxpsctS to PLAY aag
LAS You Like It. in England next April
Ethel Hornick, plays the part in Mrs
Danes Defense" which Mary Moore;
London.
Beatrice Morgan, one of the beauties of
the stage is a daughter of the late Matt
Morgan. the famous artist and carica-
turist-
Ethel Brandon. who played s in -, When " hen
by Edward c. White for 1.-TWO Little Va
grants"
John P. sousa and Franklin L. weleh
Pipp'' which Jefferson de Angels will
present in January
four act melodrama eTa Can g she & be intend 9dg
after all these years?
Langdon Mccormick. the author of
To Gate Inn is at o1f Tork nd on two nofhey new
for Theodore Roberts
Clement l.. Geiger, known to the stage
as Clay Clement, has filed a petition in
SIG, 400, with assets of $4,000.
Gertrude Bennett under the manage
ec reda h he Ml EHf
York. on the afternoon of December 5.
Thirteen-year- Marjorie Murray has
ton of "The Silver King close upon 700
nights, without being out of the bill once.
the Bostonians, has been engaged for the
vaudeville bill at Cleveland's theater and
will make her first appearance on Decem-
Everett R. Reynolds is suing De Wolf
Hopper and Tod sloan f1r or Il 1g9poadHaneeG ps
Comic Opera company in London two
years ago
Mrs Clara Bloodgood, who has made a
come a Charles Frohman star. and it is
Charles Cartwright produced THE
Shadow Dance" new drama by Ben
ton ocfober he It gafa IS founded on Hug
s.Notre Dame de Paris
Mathilde Cottrelly and Mrs. Mckee
Frohrnan for Annie Russelrs company
for the prodqetion On, Of Mr. clyde s i Fitch's
Miss Viola Allen will spend the early
part of next summer in England confer
gn d Mth + H9 m Ga1e boa rsdTng e fh9 dfT
which Miss Allen will present next year
Robert Mansfield has insisted that he be
lain bath tub. at the Herald Square thea
ter, New York; also that the walls of the
white.
The veteran actor, Ellis Ryse, has left
Blanche Walshs company and may never
Stern says Ryse resigned because Of some
family troubles which greatly disturbed
his peace of mind.
Toby Claude the little English woman
Th9 comes oyer here 70 3,r;n Play EN- Ed in Tbs
second season in the piece, has been en-
gagged for one of the leading roles in
Morocco Bound
1t is solemnly announced that Edward
J. Kerwin leading man of the Pine Bluff
Ark, Dramatic club, has given up his job
in a dry goods store to join the Spooner
company. May Mr. Kerwin prove a credit
to Pine Bluff and to old Arkansas
Oscar Hammerstein and Maurice Camp
bell. Henrietta Crosman's husband and
manager have pooled issues far
New York is concerned Miss CroSman
will shortly appear at the Theater Re
public, one of Hammersteins houses
New York papers are having much fun
with Leo Teller of the Orpheon. He tried
to secure Lizzie Hawman of the Pony
ballet for the Orpheo1 stock. bought a
ticket and waited patiently at the depot.
She came not and Leo still has the un-
used ticket
Charles Frohman has released Jessie
Bateman, Charles Hawtrey's leading wo-
man. for four weeks, as she is compelled
to- return to London t,n account of illness
in her family In her absence Isabel Irv-
ing will play her part IN "A Message from
Mars
Achiu Tchndie 1ulnsa name may he.