The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-27
Theatrical Notes

Theatrical N oteS-
Sarah Bernhard is the possessor of 81
Prof seamon. the magician and ven
trloquist, died in Philadelphia last week.
Charles Frohma11 win Produce. on the
DON
slope in More than Queen has been
very successful
It is predicted that there will be more
stock companies at work this summer
than ever before.
Edward J. Morgan and Theodore Rob.
in San Francisco about July Is.
One of VIM A. Brady's new productions
next season viii be a drama founded upon
Biblical scenes and chara cterS.
Camille d Arville once again announces
her determination to retire permanently
from the stage
vaudeville ranks. is critically i'll in New
York, suffering from pneumonia.
Dan Leno, the idol of London's vaude-
contract which calls for SS7,5OO annually.
E. v. Edmonds' latest play '"rhe' VIII
derness,'' was presented for the first time
in London last Saturday and scored q
success.
leading lady OF the Lyceum theater Bal
timore. for. eight weeks commencing the
After the opening night in PhnadelPhia
nounced a mild success
William H.. Crane has decided to sail
years at the conclusion OF his tour in
David Harum-
.YsobeI Haskins, Of THE Climbers com
panv. and Walter Price a New York
broker. are soon to marry. The bride will
retire from the stage.
Francis J.. O'Neill is associated with
Henrietta Crosman as business manager.
New York. Monday night
Betsy Ross the new colonial play by
Hy. Du Souchet, produced by VIM A
Brady and Jos. R. Grisner. has proved a
and viii run there for several weeks.
Lillian Burlhart is, to create the in
genle Toe neT T m9h i n Charles D SSis-
Burkhart is Mrs. Dickson in private life.
Cissy Lotus is to make tour of the
each. and VIII travel in a special car. 1t
viii be her farewell tour of the vaudeville
James X HaclSett is rapidly recovering
from the attack OF nervous prostration.
and with his wife, Mary Aiannering, viii
soon start for an outing in the Rocky
mountains
The elaborate production Of "Corio-
lanus'' BY Henry irving and Ellen Terry
presented for the first time in London re-
cold reception
Arthur Collins, managing director of the
Drury Lane theater, London. and Miss
Cal. We're married in New York last Mon
day night.
James" written by young Cleveland
man named Eugene Walter. has been pur-
chased
be produced early next season.
The receipts of the actors fund benefit.
devised by VIM. A Brady and DE Won
Hopper. at the New York Academy of
Music We're over 5000. All the stars and
headliners of vaudeville appeared
Theresa Vaughn has been committed to
the Worcester. Mass. insane asylum She
had a serious Illness some years ago. then
her husband and brother died suddenly.
all Of which helped to shatter her mind
Rice's when We We're Twenty-one''
a Poughkeepsie n. Y. jury last Tuesday
for injuries received on the New York
Central railroad.
Sign of the Cross and Harold West, OF
the same company, We're married in Phil
adelphia during the past week Their
season closed last Saturday night.
The very latest vaudeville recruit is
Josie Sadler, faVorably recalled con-
nection with the original production of
THE Girl from Paris in this country
She will appear in character sketch en-
titled Rosie
W S Gilbert. the celebrated English
pla wright is i'll at Alexandria, Egypt.
Ind Is NOT ..xpecfed to recover The re-
cent deaths of Sir Arthur Sullivan and
D'Oyly Carte are said to have greatly
affected him.
Fred Titus and Edna May. according to
latest reports from London are to make
up and love each other Miss May is said /
to have written her husband asking for |
giveness and Mr.. Titus gladly accepted |
the peace OVertures. Divorce proceedings I
will be dropped.
season. reached it's one hundredth per /
Torrance at the Manhattan. Friday. April 7
IS and on the following Monday, Vim. /
A. Brady transfers ii to the Theater /
Republic, where it will finish the season. +
Martin Harvey and Charles Hawtrey |
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