Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-18
Theatrical
 Chatter.
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ssz.ss.E .s..Et'Ez+sE E@s@ss Hay Templeton was offered $15,000l r ten weeks time in vaudeville, be- nning in October.
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 &Alta Yolo. the California eontralto, J Ell be one of the soloists during the mmer at the Madison Square Gar An with the Duss orchestra. :I:
 sDe Wolf Hopper. whose revival of yang'' was a welcome relief after se deluge Of so-called musical come i @ks, at one time had a mania for cling and would visit Sydney Rosen- Id at his home and spend hours in a l elling match with his host.
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 Colonel w. F. Cody '(Buffalo BilD { Is written his Life" and Harper Rothers published it last week. It is 8 strange as fiction. when one re- 1 embers that In 1869 Buffalo Bill was prking for $50 a month, and is now millionaire
  vaudeviIlians are notified that Man Der s. z. Poli is now arranging the oking of his circuit for the coming i ason. Acts that have played the mmer parks in close proximity to cities controlled by him are re- ested to save their postage.
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 Manager Fred Niblo of the Four Phans company. which closes June J after a tour of forty-one consecu- e weeks. will return to New York ! out July 1 to prepare for the early oduction of sThe Leading Lady, in | hich he will star Miss Josephine Go II next seascn.
 :IE zAIiIt Barlow, the noted old minstrel, l as taken to the New York hospital Bt Thursday suffering from cancer s the throat An operation was per rmed and it is hoped that MT Bar W may recover. It is not likely, l wever. that he will be able again to pear in public.
 Fl: When Sara Bernhardt was recently cused of taking liberties with his SrY, she admitted that she was gull in her new play, "Varennes." and lat she did not care whether the dry 8ade an interesting play for the great aygoing public, and did no wrong to e dead.
 Calve played Carmen in Paris st week for the 367th time. The dow Of Bizet. "Carmen's'' composer ow Madame Straus). and Ludovic alevy were among the delighted au- ence. and the composers widow told hlve that there never could be an- |her ideal Carmen"
 :II: Ada Rehan's season will cover per- f of only sixteen weeks commencing October, and she will play only the Fge cities. The repertoire will in- Ide ''The Twelfth Night tThe euntfy GirI' and "The Tanning of e Shrew," and it is the Shuberts' in- ntion to engage as many of the old aly theater players as is possible.
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 "F'or the Sake of Kate. His First bve," by Andrew J. O'Boyle, was oduced for the first time in Gaelic this country last Thursday night, # the Lexington Opera house The ory is of John O'Donnsll. who re- rms to Ireland to find Kate, his girl, zarried to farmer. They are poor, hd John helps them. There were ngs, all in Irish. which pleased bod sized audience. So did the hnces.
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 zalifax, Nova Scotia. was not long Eo electrified by a turn" not on the $ogram, neither was it strictly in #eping with the serious character of se play on the boards that night An #nglish Warship was in port, and con- @quently the gallery was over1owing sith ''Jackies.v who had leave of ab- snce. During the wait between two the acts one of the sailor lads spied S s 'bunkie'' on the opposite side of &e gallery taking a draught from snall. fiat, brown bottle. ''Toss the ||Dttle over here till I get swallow" ," stlIed he to his friend. -"Come over snd get it yourself" was the reply, full hearing of the audience. most whom turned their faces upward at ks Interruption of the quiet music shich was then being rendered by the s.chestra. ssThat I'll do. Matey,v ex- saimed the first speaker. who imme- lately removed his shoes, and. in his sockinged feet, sprang upon the gal anized railing that enclrcled the gall Try. Balancing himself. cap in hand, <zth outatretched armg, he quickly