The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-19
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.'viyian's Rapas" seem to have caught the
In the heaer
Grace Elliston is 81 10 be Richard Mansaeld,s
lent work Bonita in "Arizona' and last
season in support Of Henry Miller in 'The Tam
James K. Hackett has opened the season in
the romantie play e. Erine Of the Vel
s Inns IS pay Dy lanes ivan SNIP
Of the same name
The Independents have invaded indianapolis
and are to have s25O,OO0 theater in that
Arthur Byron is to star this season in a revo-
his company Will be Guy Bates Post, we'll known
in Minneapolis We have had a play on Nathan
Hale, and Andre, It Is SAID was not such bad
DAVID se LA built neT p95tsG for the
IS os Mtb
trees beneath lattice work of bronzed iron, but
its lighting is the feature Of which the author
everything else in Broadway and has patented
hn ae sSt to be Of keeping It
| Of prismatic crystals in each of which is the
patented electric lamp
stage is added Miss Edith A: Pond Ssh She is the
| the lecture tours of Henry Ward Beecher Henry
M; Stanley and other celebrities. :.
natural manner recall Eotta, IS accused Of fna
wish to play adventuresses. This is only one
born comedian languishes for lack Of Opportunity
and encouragement to play Hamlet; your TRACE
the roles Of gayety and berate the fates that
| miscast them Now comes this dainty Millie-
e sa up Of as he thu
No wonder that. managers have difficulty In
preserying the BALANCE &C.. Of fl things!
Brown, which Marie Cahill produced at the
Hollis Street The
brought about by Rich Harris refusing to
ree9gnze tRs naSn dramatz,tion 81 the
at The Boston t6sater BY Kathsryn osternan.
libretto to Victor Herbert's score that viii be
the medium Of Fritz scheff's debut as star
Clyde Fitch h has put the air brakes on. banked
the SUMNER to write Her Own Way for Maxine
border Of the Mediterranean, under the shadow,
Greek arnphitheater. Describing the play to a
FRIEND he said said 1T is On the order q The
With ana
added; :, = hope it's splendid. There's harm
j. Comyn Carr has practically concluded nego-
/ tiatfons with Mr.. Willard by which his drama
in verse, "Tristram and Iseult," will be- pro
James theater in London, and later BY Mr.. vii.
lard on his American tour Mr. Carr has also
and delivered to Mr. Tree version
His Majesty's, and Sir Charles Wyndham has
on hand Mr. Cars rendering Of ia Chate-
/ laine - which will be seen at the New theater
after the run of MRS. Gorringe's Necklacen is
i over s $50 =
4 Henry Miller and Margaret Anglin have been
80 successful In their special San Francisco sea
son that they will play in all the PRINCIPAL
cities on the Pacific coast and the northwest be
fore working back east. : ~ a. =
| Much curiosity has been excited by the tit1e
Of the new Ilsmond play, Fools Of Nature. y
which Julia Marlowe is to play this season.
Some light is thrown upon the application Of IT
by this speech Of one Of the characters. Fools
OF nature, all the lots of u.s. even the best
1 touch us on the raw and what are we ?-stra ws
on current And the contention IN reply an
voiced by the character taken by Miss Ma rlowe
"Fools Of Nature! What cowardly creed! We
stronger than the bad instincts in u.s. We can
i go straight II we want to. we car, r,,Ie mr..
| selves not only for our own sake bnt for tha
/ sake of those around u.s. - - - '"ls
Gertrude Coghlan has begun rehearsals for
! The Last OF the Boissacs,' in which she ia tn
1 star this season. She will carry 4 very hand.
some production for this play which was writ
ter by her father. s=.51' ' ''' 49, =
| Annie Irish, the charming actress Who Mi,
| play Iras, the Egyptian beauty In the eiah
crate revival Of ben Hur,'' at the New ynrl-
theater: has consented to pose for Hamilton
King, the artist. for Cleopatra In large Oil can
| vas, Queens of Other Days." which the yonnr
artist Is at Work on and which he expects te,
send to the st. Louis exposition. The attantion
Of Mr.. King was attracted by portraitIre Of
] Miss Irish In the part Of Iras which 10 q char.
acter not unlike Cleopatra = ! = ~