The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-05

appearing in the music halls there
| Virginia Earle is to star next season un-
der the management of Frank L. Perley
! In new musical comedy.
*. Kate Condor .! has been engag s for the
port Of Jefferson de Angels.
Robert B. Manten has just paid S. 600 to
can once more go into New York state.
Elsie De Wolfe will have as press
agent next season Miss Anna Marble.
wright.
Minnie woodbury., who has been with the
Rogers Brothers all season. nv, has been sign,
| company
H Pss G 9ssmos wl star next
Tears under the management of James
Murray.
Eugene Wellington will manage Billy
Busy Bus B. Day. gu as JOINT s'a's ~ 'o''sa'
leading support q n 9eeB for
| appear in THE Greenhorn from Breslau
| next season.
Mrs; Pat Campbell is reported to have
| play for next season in which the nose of
the heroine bleeds throughout the action
| of the three acts.
George AIDE is writing the libretto for
new musical work to be called Peggy OF
Paris" which Henry W. Savage is to pro-
duce in the fall
The role in Rex to be played by Harry
W. 7s next season is said to TsseWb!
|
| Twenty One very much.
Henry E. Dixey. and Minnie Ashley will
nave ma, the principal parts in the new mus.
| into New York for a run.
w. c: Weeden. the well known tenor
next season epening t at Manhattan Beach
| on August Is, for two weeks.
r, Percy n das it is reported refused to
that Sap should be of the strong
| cards of the ST. Paul engagement.
Clara raa Palmer II who is makng hit in the
| has been engaged by Klaw & Erlanger for
The Rogers Brothers in Harvard.
Little Adolph link, the diminutive come
| Ter again next season, appearing with the
| company headed by Richard Golden.
1t is reported that an injury to her knee
cap win prevent Hilda Thomas, from ap--
pearing again in opera She will be heard
on the concert and orator1O stage only.
May Ten Brock. who was unable to
act last season on account OF serious ac-
poets to return to the stage next season
John J. Mentally has put the finishing
on the + new piece for the Rogers
Levi, at Mount Clemens, for the musical
trimming.
When George Sydney blossoms out as a
eSo com ,t faied Busy 1zzy Sydney has
|, | two seasons.
It looks as though Nixon and thinner,
man will cast aside Miss Bob White
|
report that they will star Marguerite Sylvia
. in THE Strollers.''
The continued cold weather has knocked
out several of the theaters at Atlantic City
the Empire, controlled by Hashim Bros.
being the latest to go, closing it's doors
last Saturday night.
There is a likelihood that the Three Lit
tie Maids" which has been running in
New York in the autumn with Edna May
as the chief attraction.
Henry D. Weeks of Baltimore, who has
Little Bo Peep, Jr.,' has sold the same
to E. E. Rice, and it will be presented in
Boston at an early date
TIE furniture, costumes, wigs and other
propfery OF Ge1rga y " were sola at
tiers took charge of the sale.
/ Charles FTohman has decided to play no
more one-nlght stands, combining his ope-
rations to the larger cities and leasing his
plays to other parties when tour of the
smaller circuits is to be made.
Katherine Beneteau has signed a con-
tract to create the leading role in g
Prince Of Tattsrs..' which win be produced
ing lady in Robert of Sicily last sea
son.
j MY Antoinette" with his wife Josephine
: Hall. and Corinne starring, but the ladies
refuse to shine together. The house man.
ayers insist upon the combination and will
/, take no other
Blanche Walsh has decided to go out
Wagenhals & Kemper. having signed a
, | three years contract with this firm las,
ing Written for MISS walsh by p stan is aus
STANCE
, Alfred G.. Wheelan has joined the Chica.
takes Edna Wallace Hopper's part in tina,
: company, the latter being forced to go tc
+ Helen Redmond is to be replaced by Maude
. | Lambert in weeks time.
, Cahill and San Bernard win be joint stars
! | next season in musical comedy called
M ss Rdbso Our ana Aes viii b
New York about the middle of August
has signed contracts with lloyd D'Au-
bigny Mr. D, Aubigny will sing the prin-
opera Company = the - Coming season. a alter
mating with Mr.. Sheehan. Mr.. Savage has
also engaged Maud Lillian Berri to sins
= su Sui par q rem 'e''A ~ ne ''''An q
: George AIDE, author of FABLES in Slang
= New York putting the finishing touches tt
: the libretto which he del ere to Henry
t sulu.'' satire pure and simple. the new
work, which is to be called Peggy o.
r Paris, > is said to be written in the same
:. GABLES
$ Bertha Creighton, who is to star mex
d season in Colonial Girl" has completes t (
{ on June IS for a two months. stay at LAX
( / Pleasant, in the Adirondack Mountains
a mother and brother, Walter Creighton
: Her tour which is under the direction Q
" P. S. Mattox, is fully booked, and will be
:. gin on Sept. 1, in Philadelphia
: The band of the Scotch Guards played
> at Windsor before the king. John Phflil
(, Sousa's new march entitled. 'Imperia
e Edward" Permission to write the marcl
:. was accorded Sousa when he gave con
h cert before the royal family at Sandring
" ham, on the queens birthday in Decem
: | Der. The king, through Sir Dighton Pro
h byn, accepted a special copy Of the march
= | Illuminated upon vellum in the antiqu
u style and enclosed in gold mounted NOR
o Deco box
e Joseph Miron is to be the next "Prin
: cess Chic not that he undertakes tozdol
l. Marguerite Sylyva'S costume, but he
e to star in that opera His old part is be
:. ing built up for him so that it overshad
!, | ows that of the Princess, and he vii
Z be supported by a prima donna who doe