Evening star., 1902-08-16

cured makes 1t evident that there are al
D.. L. Don, the funny German comedian
was recently wedded toi Mazona Bradcome
Both will be with THE Toreador'' this sea
son.
Notwithstanding the reports to the con-
trary, William FaSersham leaves London
for this country next Saturday and will as
surediy be among Rext seasons stars.
George Fuller Golden made his first ap-
pearance in a New York house since the
white Rats strike over year ago. an
pearing at Tony Pastors and making a hit.
Vaughan Glaser who has played leads
with Eugenia Blair, is to be the chief sup-
port for Mrs. Patrick Campbell next sea-
son.
Minnie Palmer is to appear in England as
Nell Gwynne' in a specially constructed
play written around that clever little com
edienne
Henrietta Crosman has bound herself by
contract to produce comedy with the
title Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary" with
in year
A one-act play with the title "Swords
and Tea written around Peg Wofineton
by Ethel Knight Mollison, will be present
ed in the Proctor houses this season
Ed Rush was ahead of them all. In his
burlesque called the 'Daffy House" he had
a caricature of Edward Tracy, the outlaw.
and it brought forth many laughs
Charles Frohman has ordered Margaret
Anglin east from San Francisco for re-
hearsals, and Henry Miller will have to get
another leading lady for his Pacific coast
season.
Georgia Caine, who it was reported quit
the sally in Our Alley" rehearsals be-
cause she didn't like her part has again
Joined that company, her absence being ac-
counted for through Illness
Cecilia Lotus will return to New York
before the month is out to take up re-
hearsals with Mr.. Sothern, with whom she
has two years contract to play in IF l
Were King and Hamlet"
George Ali, the bear impersonator. has
been signed by George Lederer to continue
with THE Wild Rose for the next two
seasons. Mr.. Ali is one of the only two
animal impersonators in this country.
The old New England comedy, 1.-TWO Sis
ters," will be revived next season for road
purposes by Managers Hickey and Warm
ington. A strong company Is now being
signed.
1.-The Wild Rose" quits New York for the
road August 80, and the other big cities
will have opportunity to see Irene Bent
ley in the best part she has had in her
career
Clara Blandick. who was with E. H
Sothern last season, has been engaged by
the Liebler Company for the role of
Glory Quale in THE Christian" this sea-
son.
Thomas Keough is out with the an
nouncement that he has purchased from
Mrs. George S. knight the rights to the
play Baron Rudolph and may star in
the piece this season.
Nearly every actress has a hobby. Lii
liam Russell, automobling; Helen GrantIy,
ping pong; Maude Adams, her library;
Viola Allen. horseback riding, and Annie
Russell, painting.
ga Partisan Romance" the play in which
Richard Mansfield made his biggest hit, is
being presented in New York by the Proc
tor stock company. Addison Pitt assumed
the Mansfield role and scored well.
Bret Harte is said to have spent the last
days of his life working on comic opera
with the unique title of "Alkali Ike The
scenes are laid in Paris and said to be
very funny. Music for the piece was writ
ten by Emanuel Moir.
1t is more than possible that Charles
Frohman will revive Sue" this season,
with a very strong cast. This is the piece
hit some years ago in this country and
England.
r. A Barnet, who wrote 1872 has just
completed a musical comedy called
Baron Humbug" 1t will be presented in
Boston by the Bank Officers Association
of that city and then be turned over to the
professionals
Jeanette Lowrie is to have a prominent
part in King High BALI when given its
first presentation in New York. Miss Low
re in private life is the wife of Thomas Q.
Seabrooke, and was one of last seasons
Angela in ''Florodora,' scoring big sue
cess with the part.
Thomas Coleman, who was Edwin Ar
dens chief support in his recent engage
ment at the Columbia Theater, is playing In
Salt Lake City in the big production, Co
rianton," which the Mormon Church is eX-
plotting. Joseph Haworth was the only other
professional in the cast
Captain Basil Hood, the English play
wright, Is hard at work on play for four
American actors with London repute. They
are Madge Lessing, James E.: Sullivan,
Frank Mills and Holbrook Blinn. The
piece, when finished, will be called "Griff' S
Girl" the scenes being laid in England and
Australia.