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"Tom Jones," a musical setting of Fielding's novel, did. pretty well in New York, but the fates decree that it go on tour on January 4th. London is sort of a place, doncher'know? It will use up fifteen acres of Battersea and the name is "Dream City." w ALICE KENNEDY, ith the Partella Stock Com Fa The Grand, all mext eoke Henry E. Dixey is ing for an- other. starring tour to begin in Janu- ary--"Poliche' is the name of his new comedy adapted from the French, The new Franz Lehar, com- poser of he Ror Widow," was produced in Vienna this week. Tt is culled ,, "The Man With the Three ives. The new lessees of the Shaftesbury Theatre intend to give London a ° lot of American comic operas. About Eas- ter time they will lead off with "Rob- in Hood." Ludermann's "Die Ehre" or "Hon- or," as it is known in the English version, was presented this weok b the stock Sompany at Keith & Proc- tor's Theatre, New York. Madame Luisa Tetrazini, declared by critics the most marvellous colora- ture soprano since Patti's prime, will join the Manhattan Opera House forces on January 15th. Beerbohn Tree is giving the English provinces a dramatization of Charles Dickens' unfinished novel, "The Mys- tery of Edwin Drood." According to the stage version there is no murder. The advance cash sale of "The Mer- ry Widow" company, now playing at the New Amsterdam Theatre in New York, reached $90,848.75 last Saturday night. Practically every seat in the playhouse is sold for the next six weeks. The .. Wonderful sensation, "The Thiel," in New York, .has been dupli- cated in England, France, Germany, Hungary and Holland. The play will soon be produced in Russia. This will make six languages in which Henry Bernstein's drama will be before the public. Vera Fedorovna Kommisarjewskava, a Russian actress, is coming to Now York city next spring and will open an engagement at the Liberty Theatre in an Ibsen play on March 2nd. 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"At Evanston, Ill, a young woman accompanied by an elderly lady, whom I presumed to be her mother, boarded the car. Although they selected a seat directly opposite mine, I did not pay particular at- tention to the Ea beyond observing that she was good looking. 1 must admit that the fact of the young lady being accompanied by her mother, to- gether with my natural bashfulpess, might account for this seemingly im- possible situation. 'We had gone probably twenty-five or thirty miles, when the young lady came over to my seat and offered me the book she had been reading. As 1 said before, I am extremely shy, but I suggested that the book had a very pretty cover, and' after that it was easy. We rode all the way to Jack- son, Mich., together, and I must sav we had a most enjoyable time. "When we got within about ten miles of Jackson she went back to where her mother was sitting, to get her hat and coat. I supposed she had Jeft me (for good, but in about five minutes she came back and staggered me eh: ) 3 "'Well, I guess I'll have to go now; but won't you kiss me good- 3 The travelling man was interrupted by the laughter which followed, but when it ended he continued : "Well, 1 was never up against anything like this before, but the maiden looked at me so appealingly that I must confess that I fell from grace. "I supposed this to be the end of our friendship, but I was mistaken. She made another trip to her moth- er's seat, and anothér>to mine with the uest that I put the kiss that I had en 'back where it belonged.' "Well I tell you I felt pretty em- barrassed. I noticed an old lady who had observed the first performances, pointing me out to the conductor, but the maiden insisted that 1 'put it back," so 1 did. " 'Now,' she said, 'give me just one more." Holy smoke! I was sorry that I ever left Chicago, but smiling feminity is a mighty hard thing to resist, so I gave the young lady what she was Joong for." Of course a series of lectures and admonitions followed the drummer's recital. He was assured that his con- duct was, to say the least, indiscreet, and was told that he was indeed for- tunate in not being arrested. "Yes; 1 admit that it was wrong," he began, "but you know that 'char: ity covers a multitude of sins,' and 1 think I was at least charitable. "Anyway," he added by way of de- fense, "the entire performance occur- red in tle presence of her mother, and I think that 'parental sanction' some- what lessens the enormity of the of- "How old do you suppose the young lady was?" inquired one of the" older travelling men, who was evidently shocked by the drummer's frank re- cital. 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