Daily British Whig (1850), 1 Jul 1905, p. 11

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BAILEY. ~ Manager. ay & Wilson, , and Saucers, Choco- I -------- | THINGS THEATRICAL . NOTES ON PLAYS, PLAYERS AND PLAY HOUSES. Beerbohm Tree Coming Over With ; His London Company Next Seasons -- Forbes Robertson Opens a London Theatre. artin Harvey is winning a nightly ovjtion in "The Breed of the Tres hans." 'hicago is having too many musi- comedies. So four of them are no¥ packing up. 's "The Cabinet Minister," "Humphrey Ward. Mme. Le BargW the eminent French actress, has been engaged to appear in London with George Alexander. Otis Skinner' will appear next sca- son in "The Duke de Gramont," a play used by him about 'nine years ago. » . A chorus of a dozen Parisiennes will add piquancy to the "Catch of the Seaspn," which Fdna May brings over next autumn. Miss Anna Fitzhugh, the clever and talented soprano of the comic opera stage, made her vaudeville debut in New York this week. Forbes Robertson has opened "the Scala theatre, London, with Bernard Shaw's 'Caesar and Cleopatra,' and "The Man of Destiny." Mme. Rejane played ""L'Hirondelle last week at Terry's theatre in Lon- don. The Times says: "It was alto- gether a depressing evening." At the Shaftesbury theatre in Lon- don, three . members of the famous : ; I 4 Coquelin family are appearing in "No- tre Jeunesse," by Alfred Capus. J David Belasco will build g 'theatre in London in order, to meet the competi- tion of the theatrical trust, which has extended its. operations to England. George Alexander, the actor-man ager, Be been engaged to appear in Drury Lane next' stason in a drama by Hall Caine. His. salary will be £1,000 a week. } James K. Hackett has returned from London. with the American rights of "The Walls of Jericho," by Sutro. He is delighted with the play, and believes it equal to "Diplomacy." It is believed in London that an arrangement has been effected be- tween Belasco and Shubert, whereby David = Warfield will appear at the Waldorf theatre next January. : Miss Ethel Irving, whose work in "What Pamela Wanted," has delight- ed Londoners, made a hit last week in the part of Clarice in W. 8S. Gil- bert's "Comedy and Tragedy." Charles. Frohman's aew London theatre, the Aldwych, is to be opened in December with "Sunshine," a spec- tacle in which Seymour Hicks and Pllaine Terriss are the principals. Reginald Pinero, a cousin of Ar- thur Wing Pinero, is writing a new play for May Irwin's use next season. It is a straight comedy, different from anything so far used by Miss Irwin. Lawrence D'Orsay, who was under the management of the late Kirke La- | Shelle, has been engaged by Daniel { Frohman to appear in a new comedy { by Augustus Thomas, "The Embassy | Ball." George Bernard Shaw is writing a new play for Miss Eleanor Rgbson, in which she will have the role of a Salvation Ariy girl. The play will be presented in New York next No- vember, *The Spring Chiellen,"" a musical comedy adapted from Jaime and Du- val's "Coquin de Printemps" hy was presented with moderate George Grossmith, Jr. last week in London, succeed," says Daniel Froh- man, "a play must have snap. Liter- ary men,when they write plays, for get thif fact. They create dramas of literary but of no dramatic worth. Snap is "wverything id Mrs. TO P. O'Commor's new play "The Temptation," seen for the first time on any stage, in Liverpool on the 1st inst. The audience was much pleased and the authoress was called upon to make a speech. Theodore Burt Sayre, who is one of the best known men in American 'theatres, has written a play about the life of Fdmund "Burke, which has been accepted by Chauncey Olcott for 0 Recommended utd Sold by Gee. W. 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A It is from the pen of James Bernard Fagan and while somewhat overflowing with sentiment is likely to be successful The theatrical event of first impor- tance next season will be 'the ap- pearance in the United States of Beerbohm Tree. Mr. Tree will come under the aegis of Charles Frohman, and will bring his . entire repertoire from His Majesty's theatre The New Amsterdam Aerial theatre and Gardens are proving the most po- pular snmmer-evening resort in New York. : They are crowded every éven ing by people who delight in a clever show and bright music 120 feet above the curb line on a hot summer night. Wm. Collier has been so successinl in. "The Dictator," at the Comedy theatre, London, that Charles Froh- man has arranged for him to return next year. He will then play in "On the Quiet," a farce by Augustus Thomas, which is well known on this side of the Atlantic. is "Human. Hearts," the well-known American melodrama, was given its first Fnulish périormance in © London last week at the Kennington theatre, and met with great success. The play, which is hy{' Hal Reid, has been con tinuously on the road for eleven years. . Charles Frohman ' has completed his plans for his English stars and at tractions for the seasdn of 1905-6 in Fngland. He will have playing in London .or en tour no less than six- teen enterprises. His stars include Marie Tempest, Ellen Terry, Pontley Wright, Seymour Hicks and Ellaine Terriss. At Der Ammergau the ancient reli- gious play "David and Christ" is in progress, having been previously per- formed anlv twice in the last century, once in 1815 and agerin in 1875. The plav dramatizes the life of King David (Birt and makes Them dng. Tres tA Ireland produces 140.000.000 vards of ta seas Ha ot Tra oer inen per year to Englénd's 45,000,000. | COTTAM and the principal" parts are taken hy THE DAILY i - % the men and women who assisted in the Passion Play of 1900. oe The next pr ion of the Mermaid societ, Great Queen street the- atre, "Ihe Duchess of Mali." This tragedy was originally produced by the king's company at the Globe theatre in 1619, It was last seen in London in Octo- ber, 1892, at. the Opera Comique, when Miss 'Mary Rorke appeared as the Duchess. : . - In St. Paul, late in August, Klaw & Erlanger's production of "Ben Hur," will include the principal cities of the North-West and the Pacific const Last year the gross receipts of this company were ten per cent. larger than in any previous season. 'This play has paid its producers far over a million dollars net profit in six seasons, a very handsome return on an original investment of £91,400, (he sum expended to raise the curtain on the premiere performance, All the scenery, costumes, proper- ties and effects of "The White Cat," the latest Drury Lane spectacle, which will be presonted at the Now Amster dams run of at theatre next fall, following the Prodigal Hall Caine's. "A d . ge ms MARIA DANILOFF, The nurse who, it is said, attempted to plunge the baby Uzarowitch into a basin of boiling 'water. As a result of the incident every servant at Tsarkoe Selo has been dismissed, and the nurse is now imprisoned awaiting trial. Son," will be brought to America 'in July. This - is the greatest produc- tion the Drury' Lane management has yet made. Klaw & Erlanger are en gaging a company of 400 people, ex- clusive of principals, for this presen tation. An extremely apt comment has been made by The New York Drama tic irror, concerning the statement of an American clergyman that, tak- ing the good theatres with the bad and striking the average, they were an unmixed evil. The Mirror says: "This is neither sense nor philosophy. One might as well say, taking the good _ clergymen with the bad--seo newspapers from: time' to time--and striking the average. that the clergy are an unmixed evil, 'Nobody of mor- mal intellect would make such an as sertion." A provincial theatre in the east of Scotland is being tormented and amused at intervals by a wit among the gallery gods who insists on keep- ing up a running commentary on the play. He has enlivened many a dull piece by his droll interpolations, but he has also come petty near ruin- ing many an intensely dramatie or sentimental situation by the sudden ang always apropos qualities of his interruptions. He has a high pitched, penetrating voice, and the town po lice, who have been on the verge of ejecting him a dozen times, say that he was a Glasgow cab driver. who re- tired with a competence and now takes this way to give play to a wit that was once famousy in 'the great city. ----p Limit Of Human Agesay.' Is often reached with corns. Foelish, because Putnam's Corn Extractor cures in twenty-four hours. Don't put ofi--get "Purnam's'" to-day. Fifty years in use--painless and sure. r---- The Old Stand-By. "Though we live in Manitoba and enjoy our city dailies, the Whig, our old standby, never fails us, Much sue- cess to you."'--C. S. Holden, Boise vain, Man, ' ------ Will be found an excellent remedy for sick headache. Carter's Little Liv- Pills. Thousands of letters from peo- ple_who have 'used them prove this fact. Try them. 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