The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-18

and then again 1.-THE Stubbornness of Ger
aldine" has been doing very well and with
very great part of the country still UNI
touched.
In addition to the new playhouses in
Boston and Chicago 1t Is now reported that
Weber and Fields viii also have a theater
, in Cincinnati when next season opens.
Fred Hallen and Mollie Fuller are down
for q, six months trip to Australia, going
Backwards, the vaudeville Keith of the an
tipodes.
Jennie Yeamans, who recently under
went operation in a New York hospital,
is said to be on the way to recovery, al
though al one time she was close todeath's
door,
comic opera by the late Eugene Field, VIII
be produced in New York next season. The
announcement IS made by the sons OF the
genial writer.
Playwright Clyde Fitch at last managed
to get away from New York last week
on the big steamer Kaiser Wilhelm. He
will 90 direct to Sicily to work on his
numerous plays.
AIaude Adams having grown a triae
cary of Paris. is now touring the cid
province of Burgundy and its ancient
towns When the hot weather sets in Miss
Adams viii go to Switzerland.
Otis Skinner has made hit with La
zarre' in Boston and his season all over
the country has been a big one, but for
some unaccountable reason. this clever man
finds it hard to get a New York showing
Miss Irma La Pierre, who has been very
well known for her good work as leading
the Bonnie Briar Bush has been engaged
1 by Frank Mckee to support Macklyn Ar
Skipper and Co, Wall Street" Mr.. Ar
4 buckle was last seen in Topeka with Stu
art Robson in THE Henrietta"
Marie George, the well known comic
4 opera star and Norman J. Norman. the
atrical manager. were recently married IN
London. This was Miss Georges second
advent into matrimony. Mr.. Norman is a
nephew of George and James Lederer, the
| New York theatrical managers
ly killed near Monaco by being thrown
from his automobile, was not only the pro-
/ prietor of the Broadway theater, New
York but also of the American theater IN
the same city. He was for many years
business partner of T Henry French.
According to a special cable from Ison-
don. Beerbohm Trees production OF ASS
/ Resurrection in that city win shortly be
queen. 1t is said that she recently left
1 the theater in the middle OF the play, de-
/ claring it to be brutal and sacrllegiouE-
Helen Lord. who was last seen in Wash
( ington with Frank Daniels Miss Sim
plicity' company, has been engaged for
one Of the leading roles in THE Run
Always" soon to be presented In New York
for the first time Amelia Stone and Doro-
thy Dorr will also have leading parts in
the same play
The Sire brothers the well known theat-
rical managers, received from the Penn
sylvania railroad 100000 for property they
owned on the site Of the new terminal in
New York. They propose TO spend a large
portion OF this money in a new theater
over which Charles Dillingham; will have
the directing hand
The Three Little Maids is to have its
first production in New York September
l. opening Days thea1er for the season
Charles Frohman, who owns the musical
Vvardes. cabled this information to his rep
resentatfves in New York during the week
1t has not been decided whether Edna May
viii come over with the piece IRON London
or not.