The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-16
Theatrical Notes.

Dan DAILY is reported to be negotiating
with Clyde Fitch for an original musical
comedy.
Elizabeth Tyree is back once more with
T nre, 6poh n an forces and Viii be given
pany.
Clyde Fitch's 1.-The Last of the Dan
dies is going very well in London. the
splendid acting of Beerbohm Tree being
a big factor in it's success.
Edward McWade, the author of .Win-
called The Land of Mystery it will
not be produced until next season.
s; Miller Kent's season in The Cowboy
cessful Mr. Kent goes into Boston shortly
for season of two weeks
Blanche Bates, who is in a Detroit hos
Pltai suffering from typhoid fever, has
had relapse and the chances of her re-
Edward Harrigan recently succeeded
Wilton Laekaye as "Uncle Tom in that
drama at Boston and is credited with in
vesting the old role with unusual pathos
and interest.
Grace George, under the management of
Under Southern Skies at Newburg, Il
T., last Wednesday night
The latest rustic drama to come to the
vile" 1t is a five-act affair and the date
of presentation has not yet been made
The Palace Music hall of London has
just DECLARED a dividend of 20 per cent
and added $4,000 to the sinking fund
Quite good years profit.
Clever Fanny Fields. the German come
dienne, after her splendid London season,
has gone into the English provinces Tor a
month and her success continues.
Corinne is reported to be doing well in
the English provinces with her new play
Parlze.
Frank Carlisle recently with the ..Un-
der Two Flags company. which diSband-
ed in Philadelphia two weeks ba clx has
been signed for one of the chief roles in
Colorado
Two songs were recently brought out in
London named after the two successful
lock Holmes" They are said to be quite
catchy.
, John Drew'g success in New, York.
been SO pronounced that his time has
been again extended and he may remain
until the first of the year.
Elfie Fay has Caught on in the Lon
don music halls and she is engaged for
several months ahead She has nothing
IRENE freshness-pleases
When the Bonnie Brier Bush company
leaves New York it will be minus the ser
vices of Gertrude Bennett. sydney Booth
and Charles Hutchinson Cheaper people
for the parts will probably be secured.
Sabbath are closed, the following note
from the Chicago Chronicle makes odd
hearHige PereT p Is aeBeiS iI
COMMANDMENT which is to be given its
first production on any stage next Sunday
at the Dearborn theater.'
molly Pitcher in New York last Wed
nesday Olive Oliver thrust her sword into
Katheryn Kidder's shoulder, and as a re-
suit a physician had to be called A
waxed floor caused the accident Miss
Oliver slipped and gave Miss Kidder the
thrust as she fell. The wound was not
serious.
The news was made public in New York
last Wednesday that Mabel Amber, the
we'll known leading lady. and Arthur
Hoops, now with Virginia Harmed in
Alice of Old Vincennes." were married
October II. The pastor of the Little
Church Around the Corner tied the knot.
w. t. Carleton has been engaged for the
chief male. role in one of the eastern
'.F1orodOra" companies, while his wife
Toby Claude. will remain in New York
and appear with Morocco Bound This
is the first time this happy pair has been
separated since marriag gee as they have
managed to always play in the same COM
pany.