Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-09-24

Report comes from New England that Andrew Mack has aR Immense success in his new play.
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 Ida Hawley, who is F,ritzi Scheff's understudy, has already had chance to sing the principal role in the Two X Roses and has done well.
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 Arizona" and Captain Barring, ton" both military plays, have been though some of the towns in New England, and it is reported that busi- ness has been satisfactory to both. Judge IT. P. Ingalls,, said to be the oldest living ''showman," who intro duced the Siamese Twins in the United States, and who has been con, nscted with many theatrical ventures, Is very i'll at his home in Huntsville, I i:
 The suit of Fred Maeder, for the appointment of a receiver for the Buff falo Bill Wild West show, was dis missed in the United States circuit court in Trenton. N. J.. last week. This gives James A. Bailey undisputed con trol of the outfit
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 Patrick J. Ring, the manager of, the opera house in Mount Vernon, N. T.. was married on September 10 to Mrs Duncombe, the owner of the property Mfr Ring at one time was the strong man in a circus and was selected by Mrs Duncombe to not only manage the theater, but all her real estate in vestments.
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 William F. McMullen, the operator of the spot light at the Iroquois the ater, Chicago, upon the occasion Of the great disaster there last December has disappeared and the states attor neys who are about to bring the man agers of the theater to trial on charges of manslaughter' are making every ef- fort to find him.
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 Edward Morgan is the latest candi- date to play Hamlet" and he told a Baltimore newspaper man that every serious actor had thought of playing 'Hamlet'' and there was no reason why he should not enter the field. MT Morgan may have the leading part in Hall Gaines dramatization of tsThe Prodigal Son. but the matter has not yet been settled.
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 Daniel Sully's tour in '"The Chief Jus tfce," tells good story apropos of his stars appearance in that play. It seems that one of the managers ad. vertising methods is to have a Lot of advertising circulars printed in the form of legal subpoena commanding the public to appear at the theater on whatever evening Mir Sully is an nounced to appear. These Subpoenas are signed 'The Chief Justice' Re- gently a well known society woman was served with one of these papers and thereby hangs the tale 1t seems that the lady in question owed hel dressmaker $211.31 for a coat and gown. The dressmaker made several efforts to collect the bill and failed and she finally notified the fair delin Quent that she would sue her for the amount. Since that time the woman of fashion has been on the alert for the process server. Recently while out shopping she was approached by a young man who handed her a 1ega looking paper. She hastily glanced al it. It read, You gre hereby summon ed to appear at -" That was al she read Her worst fears were real ized when she saw the signature "Chief Justice" at the bottom of tho document How dare youp' she cri ed, tearing up the paper and fingins the pieces in the face of the aston ished young man, and rushing to hel carriage. When she told her bus band of the incident that evening. tha- gentleman added to her. discomfiturs by telling her that if she did not ap pear in coUrt in the morning she would be adjudged Tn contempt. Aftel spending a restless night, she appear ed in court with her husband and law yer, and imagine the astonishment O. all three when it was found that nC subpoena had been issued, and tha the case was not on the docket '. guess" said the judge, "you received one of those theatrical subpoenas iron Dan Sully-"The Chief Justice