The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-31
Theatrical Notes

The new come6y Martha Morton has
written for Ada Rehan and in which. she
will be seen the coming season, will be
called 1.-The Fascinating Miss Ford
Ilaw & Erlangers s'Ben-Hur', company
$3.50 people, will leave New York for Chi
cagO Saturday the 9th inst. by special
train. Ben Teal will rehearse the. COM
pany. at the Illinois theater till the open
ing date, September 2.
F. H. Price, manager of the Augustin
DAILY Musical Comedy company, present
Mt. Clemens, Mich. The cast of san Toy
in its coming tour will be substantially
the same as last season.
Pat Rooney, jr, and Emma Francis
will introduce a very novel dancing spe-
cialty in The Rogers Brothers in Wash
ington. These young people are two Of
engaged
James. T. Powers and the company to
theater in September began rehearsals
last Monday. Mr.. Powers is highly pleased
with his part of the Boy the POSSIBLE
tiles of which he saw during his spring
visit to London
pendent at Pekin, has written Edwin H.
Price. the manager of San Toy" for.
counterfeits Ii Hung Chang IN this musi-
cal comedy. The Chinese statesman de-
sires it as souvenir of his first appear
ance on the stage by proxy
Mary Mannerings support in Janice
ter Hale Charles Cherry, Theodore Mars
ton w S Northrup, Carl Ahrendt, Mar
tin j. Gody John p oHasra W p; Shal-
Sydney Mansfield, R. R. Neill Louise
CLOSER Hale. Alice Neal and Kate Les
Amy Ricard's support in Frank Nc
KEGS special production of Janice Mer-
role will be ' Carl Ihf Ec Tit p1a Ne Flor
Louis Egan Q. E, Haiian, Arthur De
Voy, William Morris. E. c. Seifert Jes-
sic Burnett Margaret Moffat and Rose
Braham.
contracts have. all been closed for the
construction of the new theater at the
avenue, Kansas City The main contract,
the brick work of the superstructure. was
shall Col Wood says that the theater
will be ready for business January i, 1862
The. new ,seqqeE song to The Innocent
r s1a ana ana ve gn 81 tI Reisan ~, "a
the Maid sung by the Rogers brothers,
Edith St, Clair and Jeannette Bageard, at
Brothers In Washington in Buffalo last
Monday night is even a greater hit than
times by actual count
Nine Lillian Blauvelt. the concert sing
woods of Maine sails for Europe early in
September. Her concert tour abroad be-
gins in Dusseldorf Germany, October 16.
tain till December 81. January I she will
sail for A1nerle~l ana remain mere TIL the
following April, when she Will agoin 60 to
Harry Gilfoil, whose latest hit was the
part of the Prince de Bomsky in THE
Strollers." will have an excellent oppor-
tunity IN Klaw & changers production
of Harry B. Smiths The Liberty Bells
He win play an eccentric old inventor.
whose marvellous contrivances viii serve
to introduce very curious and comic me
chanical effeets- The deniaIs OF Cy-r1l
SCOTS enga cement for this production
are without foundation in TACT
florist in Connecticut who made a for
tune cultivating carnations to high
point Of perfection; has written Miss Ade-
laide Thurston that the announcements he
has read that she Is going to appear in a
new play called sweet Clover" have
given him an Inspiration It Is the posi-
bility of cultiVating the beautiful purplish
pink blossoms Of clover that even now as
they grow Wild in the fields make no
mean bouquet when tastefuny arranged.
He will try 70 bring out a new flower for
the boutonniere-
Louis Mann and Clara. Lipman have ar
rived from Europe and will present their
new Boer play. The Red Kloof. although
this title may not be retained RI rho Sa-
voy theater the latter part Of September.
Piet Prinsloo. the old Boer. 10 be prayed