New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The announcement was made Yesterday that
Laura Burt will be married 70 IvOr Lewellyn. jr
1t is said that the marriage will not take place
before October. After the wedding she will leave
the stage and will go with her husband TO live in
Wales Miss Burt said yesterday that Mr.. Llewel
Iyn born in Carnarvon. Wales. in which town
she spent her girIhood days,
'Ivor Llewellyn and played together in Carnar
Won" continued Miss Burt. when were both
children. Then I went the stage, and for years
little Of each other She further said that
at Wf Wnter WIZ Whie f Pe1 there sbe me Mr. Ieweyn
One afternoon. while sailing with him near Car
Earvon. he proposed 70 her
There was a lively time on the stage Of the
Kuickerhocker Theatre after the performance of
The StroIIersr on Saturday night. when sixty
more chorus girls of Francis Wilson's company
took part in a drawing that will give three OF the
singers practically free trip u the Pan-Amert'an
Exposition in the last week of this month Ever
since the big Buffalo fair opened many Of the girls
have asked Manager George W. LedCrer from day
TO day for leave of absence to visit it. The de-
mands made frequently and were so nu-
mercus that Mr.. Lederer decided last week 70
offer leaves OF absence 10 any three Of the girls
that common vote OF the auxiliary singers might
elect. The idea M, with instant approval and
drawing planned Then some one suggested
that each of the girls subscribe $ 10 pool TO BE-
"I' 'eN st-l'olS - -,,e-[--s+5o,,
M1ude Thomas. Lou Middleton and Ruby Reid
aerc the winners. They will have @bout 800 each
to defray the expenses Of the trip. which they are
planning take In automobile as far as Al
hany, and thence so by raH 20 the fair
Dan Daily will appear this year I'm musical
comedy written 10y George w Hobart and Glen
NIcDonough. Virginia Earle Will be his leading
support
Rose Coghlau will be- seen the coming season in
Diplomacy Peg Wofiuston.- Carmen etc.
and Vernona Jarbeau In "S1azeppa, or the Wild
Horse of Tartury," including ballet OF sixty
pee pie under the management OF James l. Ledrser
and NJ. 3 Leavitt
The new play written for Maude Adams by J. NJ
Barrie is To be called Quality street This titla
has just been decided upon by Mr. Barrie and
Miss Adams, and the manuscript mas o>en CsHE-
cred To her Miss Adams returns To New \ ork
next Tuesday. and J NJ Barrie Will arrive IN New
York in the latter part OF september, IN uIie 10
be present at the rrhearsals OF the new play
Near the Throne" a romantic play founded on
the novel of the sa name by W J. Thorold Is
to go on tour. beginning September >. under the
manaE Of y r. Root The play Will oe seen
in New York. Max Freeman is 70 stage IT.
| The rehearsaIs for the engagement of Arizona
al the Academy Of Music were begun on Wetlnes-
day. All of the actors engaged Tor the New-York
production have reported and the enlarged scenic
equipment is well under way
Il was reported last night that Herbert Kelcey
and Miss shannon would devote their entire time
fer the coming season the new play written for
them by Martha Morton eHut'eu iier A-o'u ana
Master"
THE Prisoner Of Zenda' and the sequel, Rupert
of Hentzau. will be PTedqsGdl at The Metropolis
Theatre in the week or september =
The IIebIer Company has secured from Hall
Cafne the dramatic rights to Hall Gaines novel
The Eternal city.