The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-14
GREENR00A1 GOSSIP.


William West, the minstrel impressario,
has been very i'll in Chicago but Is now
recovering.
The Bostonlans are to have New
York appearance in their new opera,
Maid Marian" a sequel to "Robin
Hood"
Julia Marlowe is scheduled for a Lon
don appearance next season. She will
have a new play for her debut among
the Britishers.
J. K. Murray and Clara Lane are said
to be doing splendidly in stock opera in
Boston. Last week Patience was the
bill, and both are sal dto have made
hits.
Laura Burt had to submit to a surgical
operation because of injury Sustained in
falling from her horse in a performance
Of THE Kings Carnival" She is recov-
ering now.
Hope Booths petition in Bankruptcy
shows her liabilities to be over S56.00
celebrity couldn't even put costumes
among her assets.
Grace George has established herself
as New York star, and will hereafter
metropolis. 'Under Southern Skies" her.
present play, is characterized as her fin
est success.
Maude Adams has been promised in a
production OF AS You Like IT, for two
seasons. 1t is now said that she will as
Suredly play this Shakespearean part
next spring at the opening Of the T[nicI[-
erbOcker theater.
In the cast Of ''Frocks and FrfIls"
there is the name OF Miss Stella Ham,
merstein, a daughter of the irrepressjbla
Oscar She is said to have made a fine
impression. Her experience hitherto has
been confined to amateur theatrica1s.
Al w. Martin evidently thinks America
too small for the exploiter of a spectac-
ular "Uncle Toms Cabin He is going
to London next month to arrange for
LOndoners to see the bloounounds, real
ice, etc.
While Edna Wallace Hopper is in San
Francisco, settling her mothers estate,
Miss Susan Drake is playing her part
Lady HolyIood, In s.4e New York pfoduc-
ton Of Florodora.' And Miss Drake is
said to be making a rare hit
Clyde Fitch has written A pIav aho,,+
Maj. Andre, the Revolutionary traitor
who was mixed up with Benedict Ar
nold's scheme. William A. Brady is going
TO produce II. Inc play win be some
thing after the character Of Fitch's s'Na-
than Hale
R. A. Barnet has written new mn
steal comedy for the Boston Cadets, and
it is to be called THE Cup Of Fortune
Many Of. these cadet affairs from Mr..
nets pen have reached the professional
stage and been successful, and managers
are watching eagerly the new cadet pro-
duction. assaH
There may be a feminine successor To
Gus Heege in the Swedish dialect
niche that is vacant in the theatrical
world. Margaret Nilsson, a young Swed-
ish girl, is studying for the stage in Bos-
ton. She evidences much talent, and is
under the patronage Of friends on Com
monwealth avenue in the Hub
B. P. Cheney was compelled to come
forward with two denials regarding his
wife, Julia Arthur, last week. The first
was that she was i'll with appendicitis,
for which there is said to have been no
foundation. The other was the periodi-
cal f1oater that she would return to the
stage, which was equally baseless.
A dramatic paper makes a note Of the
fact that an actor named Stokes Sulli-
van has retired from the cast Of more
Than Queen" to take part in David
Warfield's 1.-THE Auctioneer." From the
Napoleonic play to an East side comedy
drama is quite a testimonial of versatil-
ity for the euphoneously named Stokes.
Miss Sallie Darlington. an actress. who,
before and during the Civil war, was the
theatrical idol Of the South, is said to
have fallen heir to an estate worth
s.. 900, Co., Miss harrington has been In