The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-18
Theatrical Notes.

Frederick warde will revive 1.-THE
Mountebank' next season
Madge Losing is back in London, having
Cancelled her Beri.n dates.
Richard Golden makes i farewell tour
next season in "Old Jed Prouty."
1t is reported that Mary Anderson will
shortly appear in London in a new play.
Charles Frohman has several attrac-
lions IN course OF production in London
The English play 1.-The Lion Hunters
has proved big success in London
Lee Arthur's pastoral comedy. Will be
called Down Yonder in Georgia
Robert 8fcWade's spring tour in RIP
Van Wrinkle closed suddenly in Syracuse
last week
Henry Miller may make tour of Homo
lulu and Australia before the summer is
Henrietta Crosman viii make tour of
the Pacific coast early next season with
Edna Wallace Hopper is said to have
refused an offer Of $1,000 per week to go
into vaudeville
Helen Forsyth recently died in London
She has not been prominent on the stage
Lady Windermere's Fam has been
translated into Swedish and is scoring
a success in Stockholm
Daniel Frenman is in Paris trying to
pick up several plays his brother Charles
may have overlooked.
Jessie Bartlett Davis has renewed all
her bookings for next season and will
stick to vaudeville
tn e Manhattan Comedy Four, we'll
known on the vaudeville stage. has scored
a big hit in the English provinces.
said to have secured Miss NeH'' and
when Knighthood Was in Flower for
production in her Paris 'theater. and with
the expressed intention of acting in them.
Pour Etre Aimee is the title of a
French comedy that is to be adapted by
an English playwright for the use of Elsie
Dewolfe-
Dan Daily is to go London for a revival
of one of the extravaganzas in which he
was successful in New York city-tThe
Whirl of the Town"
THE Wooing of Priscilla Stanislaus
STANCES footlightfng of the sentiment of
Longfellow's poem, is to be given Bos-
The project TO SEND tbe Empire, STOCK
one-performance-p er-tOwn tour of the
country would seem to have been aban>
Francis Wilson is not to make new
production for next season, but will play
through the country in revivals of some
of his old vehicles, including The Little
Evelyn Greenleaf Sutherland, who made
caire'' which Mansfield may use, has sub
mitted two original plays to Henrietta
Hearts Of the Blue Ridge" is charac-
terized as a breath from the pine-covered
hills of North Carolina. 1t is a romantic
thrilling situations. it is said, and crisp.
lively dialogue, with a bright comedy
vein paralleling the romance
The stock market and riches easily ac-
ouired there have served as a prolific
source of advertisement for from chorus
girls in burlesque to stars of grand opera.
professional people having been indulging
or reported to be indul ging- Maybe after
last Thursday they will.
Harry Corson Clarke had boycott ex-
perience in Cripple Creek, Col. The or
chestra and stage hands quit because of
a quarrel with Peter McCourt, the local
manager there Mr. Clarke's company
did the scene shifting. while one of the
actresses at a piano supplied incidental
The limit has been reached. viii some
medium cali the shade of Harriet Beecher
Stowe to the protection of her own2
s.ITncle Toms Cabin is to be given on
the Bowery in Yiddsh Think Of this.
Uncle Tom will be played by Boris Thorn
alshefsky. George Harris by Max Rosen.
thai Topsv by Bessie ThOmalshefSky and
Eva by Miss Abramovitch.
Mss Granville. a member of George
Alexander's company in the Saint-James
theater London has been engaged to act
with William Gillette when. in Septem-
the British metropolis.
who made hit in London by his work in
extravaganza, is to act Dan Days role
of the reformer in a revival of THE Belle
of New York that is to be made in
Budapest.
Beerbohm Tree who would seem to
have made popular and artistic success
by his acting of Malvolio, one OF Irving's
best roles, is to essay shylock upon the
vivaI of Twelfth Night
Burt sayre on the subject Of the Irish
poet, IS to be acted in New Haven for
the first time Andrew Mack. is to play
for some of Moore's verses,
pected. vsin be ]. NJ Barrie's 1.-THE We'd
ding Guest" which was one of last sea
poleon Parker is said to have engaged to
write for her q play on the style of
Rosemary
W A Brady talks of revival. next
season. of Julius Caesar with an ali
star cast of actors that shall include
no representatives of the ira gic tradition
of the '-palmy days" Perhaps his aim is
to give a convincing exhibition Of the in
correct manner of reading verse.
George Clarke. who was one of the prin-
cipal actors in the company of the late
Augustin DAILY for many years, is to go
to Honolulu at the head of q company
in when We Were 81 acting the role
he played here.
William Norris. known in Philadelphia
chiefly for his characterization of the
poet Pinchas in Children of the Ghet-
to. is to play the principal comic role
in King Dodo." q new extrava ganza by 4
the authors of The Burgona ster'' that
is soon to be performed in Chicag go
Eden Ph1ootts, who helped Jerome K.
Jerome u l4S shS coIalSuy