The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-12-14
Theatrical Notes.


A play is to be made by George AIDE |
for the use of Ward and Vokes.
Annie Russell is credited with a hit in
judge
Adelaide Prince is slated to be one Of
the Palace of the King company.
Before Maude Adams opened her New
York season in Quality Street the ad-
vance sale of seats had amounted to $685.
600.
Anna Held's season in New York has
been so successful that if negotiations go
through she will remain there until next
spring.
The Liberty Bellies has the hard luck
to have lost his home at Elmhurst by fire
last week It was valued at $4,000.
Blanche Bates has entirely recovered
from her attack of typhoid. which con,
weeks. and is resting in New York
The rumor is still current in New York
that May irwin and Pete Daley win as,
Fields company next season
Marguerite sylvia may star at the head
Of her own company next season under
f eoc ngra @ d be = the Vehicie new
After the first of the year Liebler & Co,
Mew Ho5k M n sne and Mrs Patric
Campbell.
George c. Boniface. .jr.. of THE Gay MI.
divorce papers BY his wife. They have not
been living togeteher for nearly five years.
Fanny Rceshas returned to New York
vaudeville theaters. beginning Christmas
week. in sketch emitted "A Jolly Sur
prise
! Dan Daily has entered suit against
New York firm Of photographers for not
having deSaoyed the h t be MT Of cno
les ordered by him.
R. A. Barnet's latest musical comedy is
to be called 1.-The Cap of Fortune" 1t is
to be put on in Boston for the first time
Christmas week and will be played by the
cadets of that city
William H. Thompson. who acted the
role of the Cardinal with Annie Russell in
"A Royal Family SO effeeediyTe ely IS TO
new new production Of Sweet and twenty
The robe worn by the .e, real baby in the
Christening scene in The Way Way; OF - the ne
the ert chrietening u robe Worn by the infant
heir of Mrs. Oelrichs of New York
Manager Frank Hennessy has secured
entitled Sweet Sixteen" which he in
tends to produce next spring The piece
viii require large cast and a large
chorus.
An the rights Of Paul Kester's latest
it in London next month, and if success
full will bring it to this country next sea-
SON.
H. V Esmond the English playwright,
has been travelling with the Empire The
ater Stock COMPANY, , rehsarslng ms piece,
his latest work, 'Grierson's Way" next
spring.
Fire at hotel in Troy last week fur
nisbed narrow escapes from serious in
jury to several members of the Mildred
Holland and Kathryn Kidder companies.
Several ladies and gentlemen We're slight
" cut and burned
May Buckley is back in New York after
a. twelve weeks experience with typhoid
fever in a Chicago hospital Miss Buckley
has no present engagement and says all
her time is taken up in giving thanks that
she is alive
Viola Allen will journey to Rome next
spring with Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Game.
where she hopes to obtain the proper at
eric De Belleville has been selected for the
chief male role in the piece.
Thomas Q. Seabroolze closed his. season
in "A Modern CruSOe'i in Philadelphia last
Saturday night and will be the principal
comedian of Sidney Rosenfeid's vaudeville
produced in New York.
Autograph seekers are not discouraged
by Miss Henrietta Crossman Her auto
graphs have to be paid for and they cost
much as the applicants for them desire
to pay. The proceeds go to the life fresh
are duly recorded and acknowledged. The
talented interpreter of Mistress Ne1I'
never breaks this rule. and by it she has
little ones.
Gypsy Marie by Constance Smedley,
is Mrs Patrick CampbelPs latest addition
to her repertoire for her coming American
| tour. Mrs Campbell has acted successful
| " abroad in another play by the same au
| thor Mrs. Jordan, Actress
France" has been successful in getting
New York date and will go into Wallack's
theater the Both of this month Otis Skin
ner was also after this house. but Liebler