The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-31
tendance standards all the week.

James o'Neilrs tour will most likely
October 18th in Harriet Fords new play.
Wm zen has Just been named The Honor
OF the Humble" 1t is Il Russian romantic
play, and while George g. Tyler will not
go to st. Petersburg for data, Liebler &
30 go, guarantee rad1 correct production, SO
concerned Mr.. O'Neiii says lie is de-
lighted Wiz. the play
Ot.S SINNERS production of Lazarre
VIII be made at the Grand Opera House
in Chicag go on September I'D it viii have
trial few days earlier in Green Bay
WIS because the exciting events of the
last act of the, play occur in Green Bay
Williams, made that place his home Ac-
cording to some this man was a living
character, who lived in that town dur
ing the early part of the first century.
Miss Allen met Beerbohm Tree while in
London. and speaks in glowing terms of
the magnitude of the contemplated pro-
duction of The Eternal City which he
proposes putting on at Her Majesty's,
practically Simultaneous with the Ameri-
can production. Mr.. Tree is quite enthus-
iastic over Mr.. Gaines new play, and is
quite sanguine as to results.
The Acting Club of Philadelphia is going
to take UP the question of building a small
private theatre at its meeting to be held
early in September. The plan is to build
a hundred thousand dollar house for the
clubs own use, where its own plays can
nave a production.
l.
from abroad, has started to work to pre- pre-
part his two Crisis companies with the as
sstance of Water n. Lawrence.
FRANK -Deshon will De the successor
to James i. Powers in The Messenger
Boy for the coming season. lie has
been at Hull for the summer vacation
Corinne, the comic opera singer has
been signed by John Fisher to play the
part Of Dolores, in the Western "FIoro-
dora" company this season. Mr. Fisher
also signed Daisy Green for the cast of
THE Silver Slipper
The managers of Minneapolis and St
Paul are about to organize local as
ISOLATION. The principal purpose of this
organization, it is said, is to do away
with Autograph passes. which have be-
como serious question il the twin
cities.
Owen Hall and Leslie Stuart are the
authors of THE Silver Slipper the
new London success which John c.
Fisher will launch at the Broadway
Theatre. New York city, on October
9th. It ran all of last season at the
Lyric Theatre, London. and is expected
to run throughout the coming season.
It will be much more expensive pro
duction than "Fiorodora.'' requiring a
larger cast and orchestra and more Ella
borate effects in the costume and scenic
line.
Richard ManSfelds revival of julius
Caesar will be made at the Grand Opera
House, Chicago, October 7th. On De-
cember Cd MT. Mansfield will open at
the Herald Square. The production OF
i julius Caesar is to be, it is said, the
most elaborate Mr.. Mansfield ever has
made The costumes and properties
We're made abroad and the closest atten-
ton has been paid to historical accu-
racy. Manager Palmer is busy with the
details of the tour and rehfarsals will
begin as soon as Mr.. Mansfield returns
from England. For the role Of Portia
Mr. Mansfield has engaged Dorothy
Hammond, an English actress. Maud
Hoffman and Mona Harris also will have
important roles in the production.
1T becomes almost .pitifu. to see the
large number of applicants trooping in
and out of the leading mana gers OFFICES,
Coming out with their fondest dreams
somewhat crushed. The average number