Evening star., 1901-04-27

portunity of seeing this masterpiece before
it departs the management has reduced
the price of admission to 10 cents.
ROBERT HILLIARD'S COMPANY. -
Week after next at Chase's New Grand
the Robert Hilliard Company will present
1.-THE Littlest Girl and Mary Scotr and
Company will offer the recent success. IN
Washington's Time" In Washington $
Time" is colonial melodramatic comedy
which contains in stage accessories ana
costumes a reproduction of the life ana
| environment during the revolutionary
period.
Aside.
May Yohe and Lord Francis Hope are
said to have separated.
E. Fl. Sothern's tour has been extended
four weeks beyond the original time.
Madge Lessing is appearing at the Ber-
lin Winter Garden with great success.
Bradys Uncle Toms Cabin is still
playing to overlooking houses in New York.
An American play, "A Forlorn Hope"
has made a success in the English prov
nceS.
David Zelasco will not bring 'Nicandra"
to America, as it has not been London
success.
English Christmas pantomimes may be
the holidays next season.
Rose Coghlan will play four weeks in
Denver this summer under the direction
of Walter Clarke Bellows.
Charles Frohman has released the En-
pire Theater. New York. for ten years at
an annual rental of $4,000.
Grace Cobb, a former Casino chorus girl,
was recently married to Fordyce Winchellr
II fl,-, nfT
The rights for this country and England
for the new French play, LA Feine," have
been secured by Charles Frohman.
The fashion Of giving free accident insur
ance coupons with the programs is spread
ing fast in London music hall circles.
s"The Fortune Teller" continues to crowd
the London playhouse to suffocation, and
Alice Nielsen is the talk of the city.
San Toy" will be continued in New York
as long as 1t will run, which, it is expected,
will be late into the warm weather.
.san Toy completes its 12sth perform
ance in New York tonight and has the mu-
sical comedy continuous run record Of the
year.
r. A. Rarnet, the author Of 1852 has
completed a new musical comedy with the
double title ''Cappadox; or, The Love of u
Girl
John Hare closed his American tour in
Montreal last Saturday night Mr.. Hare
says his season has been unusually sue
ceSSful.
Charles Frohman's first production of
Basil Hoods new play, Sweet and Twen-
ty,' in London last Wednesday night was
a success.
Pat Rooney has recovered his health and
ioined the Rogers Brothers company. He
will play the elevator boy IN the new play,
'In Washington"
William Bonney. who has been playing
Nero in "The Sign OF the Cross for five
years is the new King Philip I'm the
Palace of the King.
"Under Two Flags" with Blanche Bates
as the star, reaches it's one hundredth per-
formance in New York May 1. 1t is play
ing to big business.
W. S. Hart is one of the possible stars
for next season. He has three new plays
and a backer Hart is at present with
Ben Hur' in Boston.
The comic opera king Dodo," by the
authors of ''The Burgomaster," has been
purchased by Henry Savage and will be
produced ueXt season.
Lulu Glaser. Eta Butler and Toby Claude
are said to be keeping "The Prima Donna
alive in New York. The trio cannot be du-
plicated on any stage.
Mary Hampton and Wright Huntington
will play the leading roles for the Euclid
Avenue Opera House Stock Company,
Cleveland, for the summer.
Ed Rush. the well-known burlesaue man.
ager is suing his late partner, John Jer-
man of Philadelphia, for 81, 700 alleged to
be due him for past services.
Olga Nethersole is Slowly recovering from
the effects of her operation at a private
sanitarum in London. She will not act
again, however, until next season.
Manager Charles Blaney has been sued
for 500 by Madeline Mills, who claims
that much is due her on the play The
african King and "A Mormon Wife"
Thomas Q. Seabrooke and THE Round
ers'' have closed for the season Sea-
broOise's success was very pronounced aud
he is looking around for new opera.
Ethel Hernfc}z will have the role Of
Zicka in "Dtplonsacy'' when it is taken on
The road by the Empire Theater Companv.
Jessie NiilW2rd win return to England.
Mrs. James Brown Potter IS 4 very sick
woman. a physician being constantly in at
Tendance in the "irgs cf the London the
ater. She Is suffering from lurg trouble.
dudley Hawiey. leading member of the
wlSteru "N men We Were Twenty-one''
cumpHpy, is suffering from congo cstfou of
the BRAN in hospital at Washington. Ia.
Reports from London say that Count
Ttgmar' presented for the first time in than
city last saturday .ni~nt by Forbes Robert
son ana Gertrude Elicit, is a Hat failure.
The Belle Of B3herria'' has been a finan-
cial failure in London and has almost
sWsppad Manager L0Yenfeld OF the ADollo
IDeater. AZ which the piace was produced
THE Gi3ly Throng'' will shortly omen
in Boston with company said to number
I3J. Edward Hayes, Mabel Fenton and
Dorothy Morton viii have the principal
roles.
Pny Wills Rankin began singing in the Lon
don music halls last Monday. She is as
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