New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-16

Captain links OF the Horse Marines in Texas
ard the Southwest is said 10 have INDUCED in a
little relaxation last Sunday while in Van Buren,,
Ark. The new psychology has discovered in relsxa-
zion the for all female nervous Ills, so Miss
kennedy. tired with the strain Of work attended
.She execution OF a negro. which conveniently oc-
CURED on her day OF. Whether she enjoyed the
entertainment is not made plain, but il is said that
she tried give money to the wife OF the con
demned man. and was nearly mobbed oy the crowd
Tantsges for theatrical people. Up here if an
actor gets a day OF, the only execution ne can
witness is that Of another play
Mrs Patrick Campbell is spending her sundays
ia a different fashion Last week. on the day be-
fore her opening performance in Boston. she drove
about that city. inspecting the posters which ad-
sertised her engagement. In her contract with Mr.
Frohman is a clause stating that she is TO have
the right 10 pass all the advertising matter used
FOR her plays and she proposes that this clause
shall be lived Up TO. First she found signs that
bore The words Mrs. Pat Campbell" and those
had 10 come down. II must be Mrs. Patrick
Campbell she would not play. she declared
Then she discovered in many windows q Autograph
lebe das Leben." This poster had been distributed
without her Inspection. II look like mat, u
cred her ultmatum 10 llr Rich. To-day she is 70
4 49, -sf ~ - 7faIsa 4Se1,iirar faces are
stll displayed IN Somervile
Overheard on the Rialto: First Chorus Girl
Did you see the story OF Mrs. Langtry's new gown?
II Is 70 pc covered with enbroidered water lilies
TOO
Hiss WIuLtred Arthur Jones who is playing
Ia fathers drama. Chance. the Idol" in Lon
don SAYS that she made her stage bow in the
Theatre Royal Nursery. ~ Townsend House. Re
gents Park. once occupied by Alma TaGema and
later by her father Her father entertaining
parry a. dinner. when the guests We're attracted
. ne 1rsery by the unusual noises coming from
mat room They found Miss Ninifred mounted on
Table posing as Macbeth She was brandishing
8 poker 81 ono hand for a sword and violently
soldinE her sister because the latter was not
witches raped into one Her actual stage debut,
y ne Wag. was opposed vigorously by the play
George FaUcett. who conducts three stock COM
psnies with headquarters in Baltimore has again
offered prize for the best original Enacted play,
under tho same conditions that governed his con-
test last winter Three hundred and fifty plays
| were then submitted The prize play win be pro.
ae says plots stolen from French sources and
laS Nrltf IN blank verse are not eligible Tor
While playing At Colorado Springs last week
satg-eight members Of the Bostonians' company
lses the ascent Of Pixies Peak Isn't this strain
| -e ter top notee
The sxty-seventh anniversary OF Mrs. Annie
ieaman'k birth which viii be celebrated AZ the
| tasino next "Wednesday. recalls another veteran
actress. who, II she lives iii February 2S VIII be
l.
ne original Aunt Matilda ~ the old HOMESTEAD
laFt she Is StNl Daying She has played with
s.JA Forrest Mrs. Drew and many more OF our
-nons stars. Her father and grafldtatner were
III rtfn n Dedham Mass. Of old Puritan STOCK
III me Ehirligig Of theatricals often brings ABOUT
-Ianse conditions on the stage. In the trial scene
III ais Viola Aliens THE Eternal city there are
L! " Performers who bear odd relations TO each
III Hi. their former positions as members OF the
'eaaTd Mansfield company considered Ten years
| I" " T. Bornev was Mr.. Mansnelds private
III feiary. Mr Bonney subsequently played I'M
IL i'ant roles with his preceptor. Thomas r era
III W. vas the stage manager for MI Mansnelo
III No. AT. Bonney Joined the company ana ne r.
III ~ ~ that position every year Up 70 lliS 80
III 49, when be- became stage manager Tor MISS AlleL
III ~, me Eternal city" Mr.. BOnney ana Mr. ira
aT5r' lLh have parts Mr.. Eonney lLnpeIsoS ~
ersLo Rocco. Donna ROmas flssistslt an. =. -
a1-ln = Colonel Cavali public prose- 70 1919
al ~ tribunal In the trial scene IA - L-,,S..
l loIor par and prosecuted. even psIsssc.LeN' "a
III I'm NaFalh IN the person or M 1fanatl-
III trftNt nave Mr. Mansnclds stage lnanasei a.
's Mr. Mansheld's private secretary
u ltn-prfoW night at the Victoria Theatre Aiis'
H. VIZ BE- seen IN this latest Hall Caine play
H. Eternal city" supported by strong cast
Ilr,.,Aeo By expensive settings. .Ihe inciaehliAi
- Tor the production has been composed oy
L. unfortunate Italian Mascagni. and the chaf-
H., u Donna Roma. played By Miss Allen mas
-. Naas stainless By the combined efforts or me
klIs1 ner manager. Mr.. Tyler in spite or the
Protests. IN It's dramatic form J ne