Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-23

The funeral of Otto Goldschmidt. husband of Jennie Lind. was held at Malvern. London. England, on Feb ruary 2S The body was placed in the most beautiful part of the ceme- tery, and is covered by mass of flower almost the whole year through.
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 Samuel NJ. Clemens (NIark TwaiD is going to build an Italian villa on the 20O-acre farm he recently pur- chased near West Bedding, Conn., The plans were designed by J. Mead 41owells. a son of William Dean Howells. Mir Clemens sailed last Sun day for Bermuda.
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 Frizi Scheff has been seriously i'll with peritonitis, following an attack of ptomaine poisoning, for the past week. For several days her life was in danger, but yesterday her physi- clan reported her condition as much improved. She will not be able to appear again this season. II: .his I<OuiSd Al. Sullt, Wlle 0l lydil- iel Sully. is as successful farmer as her husband is an actor In q recent number of the Kingston. N. r.. Daily Express she tells of her experience with cows, and gives some good ad- vice to both professional and anna teur farmers about the dividend bear ing worth of this sort of stock.
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 Jane Stuart. leading woman with Paul Gilmore in At Yale, was recent ly presented with working card" by local 94 of the international Ali ance Theatrical Stage employees, as Il token of their esteem. The card was duly signed and sealed by the officers of the local, and bore the inscription. Dues paid for life" Miss Stuart is probably the only woman upon whom this honor has been conferred. Fl:
 Edna NJ. Farrell. of the Fantasma company died at Chattanooga. Tenn. on March Il. In private life she was Mrs w. Malone. Mrs Malone was born on Il train thirty-four years ago. Her mother died shortly after her birth and at an early age Edna was forced to provide for herself. Her husband is manager of Wallace's Amusement park. Paducah. Ky The body was shipped to Paducah tor burial.
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 Madame Augusta Schwenkt. we'll known theatrical costumer, died in New Haven. on March 1O aged about seyenty-four. For several years she furnished the costumes for most of the big operatic productions under Mapleson. She also supplied the cos tunes for Rice's 1492. She was a na- tive of Berlin. Germany. She had a host of friends in the profession. She leaves a daughter. Mrs Charles Schamp of New Haven.
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 William Faversham. in Baltimore last week, effectively quieted T box ful of talkatiye auditors at For'fs theater. Their conversation inter- fered with the play and Mir Faver- sham. unable to stand it any longer. made a speech at the close of the sc,.
  lery boys for showing better breeding than the better dressed men on the first floor. The box was empty when the next act began.
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 The following is the cast of char acters and other matters in connec- ton with the production of the new lyric comedy "The White Chrysar.he- num-" which comes to Tolls theater on April s: Admiral Sir Horatio Armitage K. C. B ....... Henry V. Donnelly Lieut. Reginald Armitage this son)
 of II. M $. Powerful. ... ....... Van Renssalaaer Wheeler Lieut. Chippendale Belmont tsta-
 tioned in Japan) ........... ......... Lawrence Grossmith Sin Chong tReginald's Chinese Servant ....... Edward Garvis Perks Ia chauffeur) .... Dave Lewis Sybil Cunningham lknown as o
 San "The White Chrysanthe-
 mum ..... Lima Abaranell Betty Kenyon { a young widow.
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 ......E Edna Wallace Hopper Kee Chee ..... Charlotte Leslay Cornelia Vanderdecken tan Ameri-
 can heiressl ... Augustus Close Cybil's Japanese Maids ....
 ....... The Eight Nassar Girls Tokiwa ...... Grace Callahan Kokomoye ... Blanche Hall Fave Martha Sandapar Kawoyo .......... Hazel Gray Konami ............ Martha Hall Cho So Cora Lewis So Cho ....... Edna keene ACT i-'The Butterfly and the
 Flower" \ Bungalow on the Sea-
 shore. Japan.
 ACT II--The Flight of the Butter
 fy." A Chryssnthemum Garden
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