The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-08-22
Theatrical Notes.

The latest play based on the Burdick
mystery in Buffalo is entitled 'Over the
Quarry Brink
son in Mr.. Pickwick'' in Saratoga the
early part of September.
Franklin F'yles, the playwright, has suf-
NIT his removal to the Catskills from his
New York home
Sarah Boyd. a daughter of Belle BOYD,
the celebrated confederate spy, is to be-
come star in Charles w. Chase's play,
Darkness in Daylight
Frederick G. Hearn. last year with
sweet Clover, will play the character
part of Slickerdale in support of Katheryn
Osterman in Miss Petticoats.''
Rose La Harte has been engaged for one
en- the new Won Tilzer-Lamb opera, to
be produced by George w. -Lederer.
The Countess of Rosslyn, the divorced
this week to Charles Jarrett, the, nlotorist
W,ho was injured in the recent race in Ire
land.
The Chaperonsi' have again been start
ed upon their way, thu opening PERFORM
ance taking place as. Ashury Park The
company win Immediately proceed. west
During the coming season Gertrude
SSognlan + 70 Try another Of the post
work is entitled The Last of the Bois-
ma, Pa. 81
Marie Doro has been signed by Charles
tronman to play the part of Nancy Low
ley in the American production of THE
Girl from Hkay's,'- now running success
fully in London. 4s--s
Robert B. Mantell is to have new play
for his New York engagement, entitled
The Light of Other Days" w a. IRE
thors The scenes are iai laid in ARE France sne ah in
1875.
Margaret Walker. who is well known in
| has arrived in this country from Europe
she is still rated as a member of The
RunaWayS."
The scenery. to be used by w. A Brady
in his production of The Pit" is being
painted from photograph reproductions of
| ing points of the windy city.
It is reported that Mcintyre and Heath's
well known sketch, Georgia Minstrels"
is to be enlarged for season after next.
| Producing number of specialties.
Maurice Levi, long with the Rogers
Brothers. has signed contract as musical
have general charge of all the latter s
musical productions This will include
plays in this country and in London.
The Vinegar Buyer" with Ezra Ken
dali as its feature. closed its first week in
San Francisco to enormous business. This
is regarded as gratifying after the money
| that was dropped in the New York ven
ture of the show
! Madeline Livingston, an actress of the
Belascos 1.-THE Darling of the Gods COM
pany had narrow escape from drowning
while bathing at Freeport, L. l. She got
beyond her depth, but Was rescued by an
unknown young man.
A comedy of American life called 1.-THE
Rector's Garden" by Byron Ongley has
been accepted for. Robert Edeson and win
be given its initial performance in Boston.
Ellen Burg, Mr.. Blossoms wife, will again
be seen on the stage with him.
Virginia Earle is to open the Chestnut
Street theater in Philadelphia September
Z in THE Mocking Bird" After tour in
that play Miss Earle will go to New York
where she will be seen in either the
Prairie Queen" Lady Teazle," by John
Kendrick Bangs or some other produc-
ton Of the latter.
Rehearsals for Alexander the Great in
which Louis James and Frederick Warde
are to appear during the coming season
started Monday last. The new play will be
seen first in the west and on the Pacific
coast and later in the season will be pre-
sented for. long engagements in Chicago
New York and other eastern cities.
Blanche Walsh, who has been summer
ing in the Adirondacks. will soon begin
rehearsals for "Resurrections," in which
play she will appear on tour until after
the holidays. Miss Walsh's company the
coming season will number AZ people
among whom are Alexander Won Mitzel
Charles Macdonald. Clement Hopkins, w
N. Wadsworth, Miss Zenaide Williams
Jessie Ralph. Mrs. Henry Vandenhoff
Miss May Warde and Miss Laura Lin
den.