Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1908-10-24

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paid in Full was performed for
tie threehundredth time at weber's
Theatre. New York. the other night.
blanche Walsh has begun rehears.
ais Of The Test" new drama by
Jules Eckert Goodman, in which she
VIII be seen in New York this season.
"The Man Who Stood still,v Jules
bcFert Goodman's new play, written
t9f Louis Mann met with fair success
at It's premiere the other night In New
York.
I William Farren, the veteran actor
whose greatest part was Sir Peter Tea.
zle In the "schoo, for Scandal has
Just died at sis1a. Italy. at the age of
eieh'y-tnree. He retired from the
stage may years ago.
rfomas A. Wise and. Douglas Fair
banks. at present co-stars in "A Gen.
ueman from Mississippi have signed
10 appear together in new play by
george Broadhurst, under the man.
asement of VIM. A. Brady and Joseph
R.rismer
Edouard TAX, for several years with
The Theodore Thomas Orchestra of
Chicago aud the New York Symphony
Orchestra has been chosen by Emil
ranr as ooncertmaster for the Pitts.
burg Orchestra. He is on his way
from Holland to the United States.
The Shuberts have secured the dra.
matte rights to Arthur j. Eddy's new
story of Chicago, Canton & Co." The
dramatization will be done by Angus.
tus Thomas with the collaboration of
Mr. Eddy and the play is to be pro.
duced In New York or Chicago before
February /. 1909.
Miss Marion Terry, a sister of Ellen
Terry and an actress OF note herself.
IN England. is on her way to Montreal.
where she will create the leading role
In Paul Bourgeois drama Divorce"
which will have its premiere in Mon.
treal on November 2.
Harrison Grey Fiske has taken a
suitcase for three years of the little
Hacket Theatre in West Forty.second
street, New York. Mrs. Fiske will ap.
pear there next week in Salvation
Nell. and will be followed by Nine
kalisch and other attractions.
Mary Mannering is rehearsing at
the Lyric Theatre, New York. a new
emotional drama by f. b. Tilton enti.
tied "Memor and Tomorrow" which
VIII have its first presentation some
where outside of New York shortly.
Frederic Truesdale. formerly with
fariotta Nilsson. will be Miss Manner.
6g s ieading man.
II Mas been announced that Arnold
DAILY Is to give up legitimate drama
and appear in vaudeville Mr.. DAILY
and a company have been engaged by
Percy Williams. of the Orpheum Cir
cult to produce new one-act farce by
Mark Twain, entitled Becoming an
Editor" II will open at the Colonial
Theatre, New York next Monday.
The notable items in the prospectus
of'the Opera Comique in Paris for the
coming season are revival OF Mo.
zarts The Magic Flute" which for
degeneration has been unknown on the
French stage; short opera. "LHeure
fEspagnole, in which Ravel under
takes for the first time to write for the
theatre: and Richard Strausss Ecu.
ersnot' hitherto unperformed outside
Germany and seldom there Debussy's
two new pieces. after tales by Poe,
and the rumored sequel to Louise"
by Charpentier do not appear on the
INST.
Henri Bernstein's new play, Sam
son" in which Manager Charles Froh-
man is presenting William Gillette
this season. met with good success at
its first performance at Rochester \.
Y, the other night. The play swoven
around the story of loveless wife
who has married for wealth. Mr. Gil
lette acts the role of Maurice Brachard
a self made man. Among teh members
OF the company supporting him are
Miss Constane Collier an English ac-
tress. formerly of Beerbohn Trees
company. Marie Wainwright, Frederic
de Belleville and Pauline Frederic.