Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-21
GricYc, BiSSct & Holland
THEATRICAL
 CHATTER
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 Miss Lillian Solomon, the beautiful and talented daughter of Lillian Rus. sell, who has just completed her stud les at the Fort Lee, N. J., convent, will soon start on an extended European trip. In charge of MT and Mrs West ford, the latter a sister of Miss Rus sells, she will make a three months tour of England and the continent, af- ter which she will enter a convent in the south of France Miss Solomon already is an accomplished linguist and excellently grounded in the English classics.
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 Ed J. Sullivan, for the past two sea- sons acting manager of the James O'Neill company, and formerly mana ger of Polls theater in this city, re gently underwent a painful surgical operation at the Eye and Ear Intirm- ary, Portland, Me. For the two days following the operation MT Sullivan remained in very low condition and 1t was feared that he would not re- cover, but he soon commenced to gain rapidly and is now doing we'll It is hoped that he will be able to leave the hospital by June p.
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 Contracts were signed last week by Mrs Edwin Knowles, representing the WOmen's Professional league. for a stay at the Madison Square Garden from October to October. 20, when probably the largest indoor exposition in I.7 sway. William A. Brady will man. age the affair for the league, and there is to be a museum, a bazaar fitted with exhibits from all over the country, a newspaper office run by women, and so many other things are promised that it will be wiser to announce them when the exhibition is about ready to start.
 The amusement enterprises owned and controlled by James Murray next season, stripped of the superlative ad- jectiyes and glowing yerbiage of the press agent, still make goodly show ing. Lewis Morrison himself will appear as Mephisto in his new pro- duction of Faust" Rose Coghlan in a new play now being written for her, Paul Gilmore in Haddon Chambers famous comedy, "The Tyranny of Tears" two companies of equal merit will produce Joseph Arthur's pastoral drama, Lost River" and an elabor- ate production of Morrison's version a7f Faust completes the list l:l
 Rose Coghlan will return to the le- -~~r< 1s Dr T yincennes.'' which she has bought from Charles F'rohman In watching the play last season Miss Coghlan be came convinced that Miss Harmed had not exhausted it's possibilities and that it would be good starring vehicle for her use. She will organize a com pany forthwith. Miss Coghlan made much money in vaudeville, but she T ceased to care for dressing rooms ad- Joining those of .scoon shouters'' and contortionists. and even the star line on the program did not compensate her for following a trained pig and be- ing followed by a team of bell ringers
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 Mildred Holland, accompanied by her manager, Edward c. White, sailed for Europe on June Il. Last year Miss Holland acquired a handsome houseboat, moored on the River Thames. She christened it Aria and entertained large number of hel American friends, and this year sht will have as her guests a number oi Americans who will go over to witness the coronation. Following the close of these festivities Miss Holland and MT White will journey to Italy and there visit the scenes depicted in Car ina Jordan's new romantic play, "Tht Lily and the Prince" which will be Miss Hollands vehicle for next sea scS, opening it's tour early in Novem Der.