The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-01-09
Theatrical Notes.

Miss Cora Tracey of Kansas City,a pro-
tege of Miss Grace Won Studdiford, sang
in New York last Wednesday night and
was a splendid success.
E. H. Sothern has written to the Lon
don Daily News that he has not yet de-
cided whether or not he will produce the
new play The Proud Prince" in L.on-
don during the coming season.
When Margaret Anglin next makes her
be under the management of Frank Per-
Hugh Mortons Into the Great Light
The tragedy of Dean Swift and his as
ISOLATION with the hapless Vanessa has
by Mr.. Bartholeyp., of London, and an
early production IS, expected in that city.
Alexander Clarke, whose part in Tine
into Paula Edwardes' support in Win
some Winnie" commencing Monday night
ready tried this part since the season
at the Columbia theater, Washington, hy
the fail of scenery, while playing with
The Runaways,'' celebrated Christmas
cident.
Beiasco's japanese play. 1.-THE Darling
of the Gods was produced in London
last Monday night by Beerbohm Tree and
scenic part of the play was something be-
yond anything the IsondonerS had ever
witnessed before.
THE Other Girl a three-act comedy.
was produced for the first time last
New York, and one of the big successes
of the season is reported. Elsie De
Wolfe, Frank Worthing. and Lionel Bar
rymore had the principal parts, their
acting contributing great deal toward
the plays success.
Henry Miller will soon be seen in a
book, 1.-The Garden of Lies" which has
beer. arranged by George Broadhurst. the
large cast will assist Mr.. Fuller.
Harrison Grey Fiske has decided to re-
duce prices at the Manhattan theater,
New York from 81 to s1.5O. Charles
theaterS will not be affected by the cut,
and that the old scale is not excessive for
good attractions.
Mrs. Craigie's comedy 1.-The Ambassa.
dor" is shortly to be produced in a Span
tunes and scenery are intended to be an
! exact copy of those used in London. the
authoress has promised to be present at
the first presentation.
The wiseacres of New York say that it
is foregone conclusion that Maude Ad-
ans will open her next season in that
play, The Sorceress." 1t is drama in
: five acts and Sarah Bernhard has I'll
] ready appeared in it in Paris
/ clyde Fitch's latest play. Glad of It.
was given it's first presentation last Mon
day night in New York. 1t is Mr.. Finch's
scored it quite severely for being too
] ta1ky. Mile James played her first role
/ of grown-up girl and her acting was
one of the few bright hits in the piece.
Miss Mabel Roebuck who was E. 5.
| Wizards leading lady last season, Will
occupy that position with William Fa-
versham. commencing next Monday night.
1 Hilda Spong, Mr.. Favershams present
leading lady, will retire from the stage
for the rest of the season after a week 8
appearance at Boston in Lord and Lady
A1gy."
It is estimated in New York that in lis
tening to the advice of others and
switching about James Sullivan and Dan
| McAvov, in THE Red Feather and
| m selle Napoleon Florenz ziegfeid
lost nearly $4,000 Both these comedians
are back again in their old places and
the two pieces will be taken on tour. not
withstanding their frosty reception in
the metropolis.
| Tomasso Salvini has written Liebler 8
Co. that he expects to reach this country
about March q and will be ready to open
/ IN New York April 4 with English
speaking company in tOthello." Mr.: SAL
VIM will give from one to four perform.
ances in each of the following cities:
Boston,, Philadelphia, Washington. Balti-
more, Pittsburg st. Louis, Cincinnati,
Chicago and Cleveland