The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-13


Madame, you have been deceived by
scandal mongering papers. was born in
Paris, in the Rue St Honore. My mother
Julie Bernhardt. was Dutch, and my
/ father a Frenchuan.
Marie DRESSER, who IS slowly recover
ing from a severe attack Of typhoid fever
Charley Ross of Ross and Fenton las
/ charge of the affair and started the sub
scription list with 500 for two seats.
Josie Sader, who resigned from the cast
of THE Silver Slipper" to make room Tor
Johnstone Bennett is once more back in
not stand the strain
In speaking of Mrs. Leslie Carter's fu-
ture. Mr.. Belasco recently said that on her
return from Europe next year she. would
revive "Du Barry for three weeks and
would then make her first appearance in
a Shakespearean role, playing Lady Mac
beth -
T. Henry French. the well known man
4 ager. died in New York last Sunday night.
| He stricken with paralysis a few
weeks ago and never recovered sufficient
! 1y to leave his room.
Reports from the Roosevelt hospital New
York. are to the effect that Eta Butler.
| who to have played leads with Dan
1 DAILY, is on the road to recovery and will
/ be all right again in a couple CT weeks.
When Blanche Bates lost all her hair
| through an attack of typhoid fever. Marie
Dressier. who is a close friend. took great
MISS DRESSER ss is now as bald as baby,
the result of an attack of the same dis
a great deal of notherly advice from Miss
Bates
Mary Scott. the California actress who
starred in several of Frohman's plays on
George Brennan for the r7le of Esther IN
his forthcoming revival of Caste Robert
V. Ferguson will play 'Eccles"
A special from London says that Beer
| bohm Tree has yet been unable TO adopt a
method whereby he will be able to restrict
the audiences to grown up persons. wher
stoi's ssResurrection Mr. Tree is ON
phatic in saying that the play. which he
| will produce shortly shall not pc witness
ed except by those of a certain age and
experience.
David BeIasco has entered suit against
Mrs. BeI tram Babcock in the supreme
court of New York to recover damages in
the sum of $4,000 for alleged libel. Mrs
Baboock recently charged that Mr.. Belascc
her two stories. "A Japanese Nightingale
and The Wooing of Wistaria. for his
latest play. "A Darling of the Gods
hence the suit
weeks ago p star in '.Unorna, an6
who compelled to abandon her tour il
ness is in critical condition in hos
pital there suffering from typhoid fever
Mrs. Bruno is one of the Tittcl sisters
4 About six months ago she lost her mother
F. p. Roe's novel, HE Fell In Love witt
Ills Wife . has been dramatizsd by Au-
gust1is Pitou and Joseph Arthur, and vii
! De given an carry ne
| matte rights TO all of Mr.. Roes novels
! have been secured by Manager Jules Muir
/ ray who is to finance He F'eil In Love
| With His Wife
Georgia Cayyan. who is in a New Yorl
/ sanitarium, and has spent all her suial
fortune. is to be given rousing benefit by
| the actors and managers of New York.
/ Kyrle Belfew was in New York last
Sunday ard underwent an operation OF
/ his right hand. which he had been ad
| v.sed was necessary to prevent blood
poisoning. While going through hi;
sword duel in "A Gentleman of France.
| in Philadelphia, he was pinked by the
sword in the hand of Arthur Butler, anc
the wound refused to heal