The times., 1901-05-19
BRIEFLY TOLD.
Modieska las sailed for Enrone

vaudeville on the Coast
James a Herne is on the road to re-
stephen Grattan. whose real name is
stephen Murphy. was disinherited by his
father, who died recently
Frank Perley will take The Fortune
Teller to Paris.
g Gertrude r. whitty has replaced May Rob
son in AR a Mason2.'
Isabel Irving and her sister E,vanReline
sailed for Europe last week
Maude Adams viii spend the summer in
convent In France. Next year she will
have new play by ]. VI. Barrie, author
of The Little Minister
Rhoda Cameron will continue as NOM
season.
Lovers Lane will play a summer en-
gagement in Chicago.
Hugh Morton &C. NJ. S. Mcclellan,
the hbrettist. Is in Paris. at work on his
first drama.
Katherine Grey Will star next year in n
new play, entitled "On the Heights.
Julian Mitchell has returned from Lon
con, con, wnere he went to stage The Girl
Wilson Barrett will go to Australia next
season under the direction of ]. c. VIII
hanson
A Russian version of Rostand's ..I,Afg.
ION was recently given in St Petersburg.
Irene Franklin. an American actress.
iAtAS StpAfb Il great success IN Australia
Where she Is appearing in 'FlOrOdora ,"
frankie Bailey mas resigned from the
Peter +. Daley COMPANY.
Elizabeth Tyree will go TO Europe at
the close OF the Reston season of I'm
leavened Bread
production of The Whirl of the Town.
Rostand is at work on new play. lie
Theatre, for Sarah Bernhardt
Evelyn Greenleaf Sutherland has COM
pleted new play which Henrietta Cross
man viii produce next season
Madame Rejane viii play a summer en-
gagement in London beginning June II.
The Lady of Lyons" was first pro-
duced In America at the National Theatre
Boston, May 1e, 1888
Next season Liebler & Co. win present
= j: Morgan in drama atization of Robert
Ballantrae."
Thomas Terriss, a son Of the late VIII
nam Ierriss. Is member of Mrs Lang
iy company, now appearing in "A
London.
The stroners." George W. Lederer's
new musical comedy, viii be given a trial
performance at New Haven June /.
Mary Hampton and Wright Huntington
VIII mead a summer stock company in
b, Eleanor Morretti and Hobart Bosworth
nave Deen engaged to play leading parts
with the Bellows company in Denver this
For four performances off David
t1arum last week the receipts aggre-
gated almost IS 900
Mabel BOuton has succeeded Eta But
Ter permanently in The Prina Donna. .
to i'll health.
Nellie McHsnry will continue as a star
lext season in M liss" under the direc-
-I1h ION OF A J. Spencer, who managed her
affairs last year.
Margaret Mayo, at one time a member
u a summer company here. and who has
1een playing Lena in Arizona" during
ne past season. has made a dramatiza-
,Ioh e. OF Y nder Two Flags, which was
icted recently with success by the yaIen-
-lne stock company of Syracuse
=, Brandon Hurst is playing Wilbur Lit
Teton IN UnIeavened Bread" the role
originated by Edward j. Morgan.
An English actress, Miss Granville. will
De William Gillette's leading woman dI1r-
ng his London engagement in SHERLOCK
Holiness
Paul Gilmore may play Charles II in
henrietta CrosSman's production of Mis-
l hit in the role
wilton Lackaye will re-assun1e the title
ole IN the Brady production of Uncle
iom-s Cabin during the run of the play
n Chicago.
Alberta Galiatin viii head her own COM
'any again next season in a new play.
Mss Gallatin viii be remembered as q
aVorlte OF the National Theatre stock
company of some seasons ago
Dustin Farnum has scored a success as
Lieutenant Denton in Arizona the role
ormerly played by Vincent SerranO
Edward E kidder has turned out a new
ustic drama entitled Sky Farm which
'haries Frohman will produce next sea-
on.
John Jubeiik, a young Hungarian vio-
mist who has created a furore in Paris
y his wonderful skill, viii soon visit this
ountry.
ramatic version of Bulwer-Lytton's
Rienzi. in London. next month He will
lter bring the play to America.
Herbert Kelcey and Effle Shannon will
manage their own affairs next season.
Elsie De Wolfe's initial starring tour
Columbia Theatre.
Maud Raymond will retire from the cast
4 Uncle Tom 5 Cabin, in which she
las been playing Topsy. Miss Raymond
vas injured recently in a runaway.
Norma Whalley has been engaged for
he role of Dolores in ''FlOrOdora.' She
S the fourth Dolores since the musical
'iece was first produced.
Helen Bertram will be the prima donna
f the summer stock opera company in
It. Louis.
Lena Ashwell. who scored success as
lrs. Dane in the London production of
Mrs Danes Defence" which Charles
Nyndham put on some months ago. will
AaNe the latter company 1t is rumored
hat her hit was too great a blow TO Mary
ioore. who has hitherto had a corner on
uch articles.
Cecil Raleigh. the English dramatist and
uthor of The Price of Peace is writ
1g new play, called Queen of So
iety." in which his wife will originate
he leading role.
Irene Vanbrugh. who created such a
=fn pr1 A
oers when here with John Hare will be
larried next month in London to Dion
oucicault.
Harry Davenport and Farron Soutar
ave written new musical sketch which
Iay be produced in London next season
Edna May has signed a contract with
harles Frohman by which she will con-
nue. TO be under that managers direc-
on for the next two years
Charles Frohman controls the Amer
eSSful play, Sweet and Twenty" and
as ordered new play from this authors
en-.
G.. Harrison Hunter, leading man with
lga NethersOle during the past season
I'd Anne Sutherland have been engaged
= Fred c. Whitney for his Boston pro-
Iction of The Wooing of Priscilla
Another American singer has come to
e fore In Paris. She is Laura Albright.
no has become the leading contraIto of
e Opera ComiIue.
The London season of The Belle of Bo-
emia" has closed.
Frederick Warde lectured last week in
rooklyn on Shakespeare and His
lays"
Nance O'Nen is touring Australia in
Lady Inger of Ostrate."
The Christian" with z. J. Morgan as
,hn Storm. is in it's fourth week in Chi
.go. with no sign of closing.