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^^ ^e-WmfV M rvr. /JM3 FOOTLTOnm±m\W .___¦¦ ¦_¦_¦ ____> lUl- ^m.li-M^M^M t paattag eaanpaay, the princlpal of whlch are Far¬ OY 77//; PACIFIC SLOPE. the ren . THE .YEEK'S BILL. Bratton, which opened at Soutnr. a ->n of Nellie Farren. who waa last Monday, has tweiity-two muslcal numbers, the leading aosBMNBaauaa of musical playa on the presented by prlnelpals and chorus. The music ia Strand; Fr-d Wright. who will be remembered for all of tha character which sets everybody whlstling. hla work in "The School Girl" lrast season; Fred /. 8 tts Strength in San Fran¬ j but none Kay. who antntd h. re orlginally in The Gaiety Mir.y Shows, from Shatc to C'lit- i Mr. Bratton has written several scorea. Girl." tind who hn- since been the leading charac¬ whlch hava furnlshed so many numbere for the ter comedian of Daly's Theatre. Dondon; Tallleur cisco.Danger from Hook Worrn. To Be Seen. whlstler. Among the prlnelpals are Edwln Stevens. Andrews. who waa the chief tenor of .'The School tcring Spectacle, Harrv MaoDonough, George Blcbards. .Sager Olrl" t. aeaaon; the three danc- Ban Fr-trcisao, Au*. M RepuMtcaa* Granvllle, Miss Qertle Carlisle. Gaiety Theatre Midgelev, Taylor Miss Carol ers. Miss Margaret Fraser. Miss Bert Slnden and League h. li thai The reguli :.t the Xew-York la Hawley, Mlaa Ethel Johnson. Miss Vivlan Vowles, wh bead an clever Ho¬ Miss Kathryr: HirU'hinson. A e*on- especlally :ectgi will 1.. n;_-',-.t. arith Qaorijei V. the dancing contingent; M!ss Jane May aml Mlsa apicuous feature of the Rei -9-_.M-<-e is great an who ha_ bart'. Itle, -The Ham Tree," chorus. wbich has sonie*' really girls. whlch Milton. English actress. played legitl- of defeathij: >1 oS) >n"* pretty mate roles wlth Henry Irving and others. The la whieh >' _:h art* to appear. is in itself sufll.ler.tly unusual in a Broadway French music hall dancers are Mme. Martha Du- hsmpg < ns tlie show to be worthy of remark. trodurlnc haia.-tcr typ.s frene and Mlles. Ellse I). lyslo. Stl* nne Mautle. a uiaJafMy 1 -: ; Ifl Mr. Ho- Germalne Valreal. Germalne Manges. Angel Lori- centre muni' ipal : a g >od man ls nom. foarts and Heath appear not Edward Pegte, author of "The Prince Chap," deau. Jeanne I/epage, Suzanne Malllof. Thla pro- comedy Mclntyre ductlon ls under the stage direction of Ben Teal. nated for he wiil re..-<-tv# many Lenio-* only bi ibera of a Oebrg-B minstrel which Walter X. .Lawrence will brlng out at the Mayor la flrst votes. l'l-.e le.ia th the Re company, but also in a burlesque porttayal of an Madison Square Theatre September 4 the cratic lead¬ charles Frohman wUl open the Empire Theatre Indi.*n and n.nee. Klaw A Erlanger in known dramatlst to show* tho evolution of hls can and _)_.aoerpttc ; \ rajab we.l for Its thirteenth season Monday night. their eorapany baae provided not only some lng woman character by presenting her ln the September combination and ln thls way prevent a v. * . ot when be wil! new com¬ ra, but also a vouthful aggregatlon three of when she ls ii baby of 4, present John Drew ln a sijctv b - girta, each of whom was se- periods early life, edy, entitled "De Auguatus Thomas. strength, whlch wi i!d giv- "B f mS*A% Jerome a child of and a woman of eigh¬ Lancey," by leete.' for nbilltv as a dancer and singer. flve, eight, young Thls wUl also of Drew'a thir¬ May.r .S.hmltz a i and Bebwara made the lyrit-s and music. Tb.e teen. The drama shows the early life of a char¬ be the beginning Mr. storv is in three acts. with scenes whlch teenth season as a star _nan- developed a between chlld- under Mr. Frohman's a ln >*. C. a water tank acter wlth lapso of many years hotel Marlon. the r.ote.l Ar . repr-sent and hood and tvonmnhood. aganaari mmr§ trmt Da-Ja, who has b»-.-n Mr. Drew's Sir Patrlck Manson, on a railroad in Delaware, where Mclntyre the author for four seasons. will eontinue wlth Heatn m tfo--.li- old characters of Alexander Ham- In bringlng forward this character. leading lady surgeon who la dellverinc a c -«» dream of calls upon three people to illustrate the evolution hlm ln that capaclty during the present seaaon. bletonlan and Henry Jones relate their Of here on troptca' riisea. es, warm San FraneiacaM rhe ham a near a water tank, and a of the part.two children and an actress gentle- tree: wood manner What man.lon «*n 5th-ave. ness and BWeetnOas of and of youth. of the danger of introduting th_ hook ls possible to the novellat become. a dlfflcult tabit Robert Kdescn, who presented **Strongheart" w-ye^ for the drnmutist, and a more dlfflcult one for the under the management of Henry B. Harris tor from Chlna. He decl-.res lt la one of the vr.opS, For this week Kelth's offers a bill headed by the munager. who lves te. select the actors. Mr. Law¬ three months at the . last season. dari^e:"us complamrs, as It spreads rar-. r. Great Lafayette, with his company and mllitary rence believes he has found three people who make Claudia a living and natural being. He has ehosen a meiist cllmate. of a colony <>f Port<. R."insj llttle Helt-n Pullman for the baby period. Edith who came back here fron. Speare for the child of eight. and Miss Grayce % Seott for the young woman of eighteen. were affected by hook worm. .'Woodland'' will continue at the Grand Opera Testlmony ls beir.g taken in thls eirv tn thea House for another week. after whlch Henry W. federal court ln regard to th** a! eg»d I j Savage's organlzation will start on the road. of the watera of th- T % Mme. Kallcii ls studylng ihe tltle role of "Mor.na Florlaton Pulp ar.d Paper Vanna" at a nearby seaside resort. She will mill is In Nevada County. Tbeeom*. % appear ln the Maeterlinck play.her flrst essay the Unlversity of Nevada and tft-i aity of R-rw^ under the direetion of Harrison Grey Fiske.in Oc¬ both of which get water frorn the Tr tober. This productlon is expected to be one of the -^ most elaborate wlth which Mr. Fiske has been as- An analysis of river water. lt *A a.. will Mine. sociated. and the company that support cates tha. lt is poasone 1 by chi . Kalich will be organized wlth ull the care that has dlstlngui.hed the management of the Manhat¬ paper mill refuse. tan as to other t-xeeptional plays. Orthodox Hebrews hav begun -. -| Kyrle Bellew will sall for Xew-York on Septem¬ to close the Une i on 3atm*aa| ber 9. He will his season ln Montreal. Sep¬ open day, the Jewish Sabbath. Ther* are r<-, % tember H5. from wbence he goes direct to the Hollls Street Theatre, . in many courses and freq'i°nr »xa- -^ SCENE FROM "THE COLLEGE WIDOWER." Saturdays. and it is pointed out that the w The new "The play by Hall Calne. Prodigal Son." Marie Dressler and Trixie Friganza at Joe Web.-r's Music Hall on August £*.. atudenta must either neglect thelr studl»s om which has been ln rehearsal at the Xew-Amster- stay away from thelr synag^gue. p dam Theatre for the laat live weeks, will open at hls twe.nty-flve will sall on the St: I_ou.s bn 'September 30. Miss three wrives. Ernest Hogan and ot Jews at the Unive»rsity of Callfon s the new Xational Theatre, Washington, to-morrow thelr flnal appear¬ Xethersole comlng a week later on the Deutschland. Mempbls students will also make while those at Stanford mny 1 « night. The Xational Theatre has been undergoing The ance. Three KIos Sisters in thelr athletic ex- extenslve repairs, and night an.l day work has been tour will begin in Washington, and subse- The flngera o* tw«> hands. reejulred to get the theatre ln shape. Following the quen.ly she wlli be seen in Chlcago prlor to her hibltion, Rice and Provost. tho Zantzlgs, Goolman'a week ln Washlngton the attraetion will come di¬ opening ln Xew-York. Miss Xethersole's new:lead¬ trained dogs anel cats. the juggllng McBands, the rectly to the Xew-Amsterdam Theatre. lng man ls Hubert Carter, who was leadlng man for muslcal Johnstons nnd. for the flrst time on the Friends of John Muir ar* ir.'.h a'ar--.e ~rm*m. Miss Ellen Terry at the Imperlnl Theatre. Last roof thls Paul Conehas. the herculean can- Ha la la Arlaona ani i* Mr. Carter ln "Othello" ln London. season, hfs condition. «'ir»rin'| gprlng appeared non ball luggler. will appear. On Monday, Septem¬ - Miss Elsie Janis's last week ls announced. Wlth ber 4, the for-nal reopening of the Victoria Theatre from nervoua cnllapaa. following the -.-» the close of Wlstarla Grove the llttle lmltator will will take death of hls wife and the dangerous l'.lness oA It will be cbildren*8 night to-morrow night at plaee. bid farewell to thls city. Everybody la sorry, too. his daughter Helen. The latter accompanled he*) La Domino also leaves thls next week. Paln's Port Arthur, Manhattan Beach. Tuesday At the Theatre Sam Bernards ef¬ Rouge city will be taken Herald Square father on many of hls expeditions. Mlsa WandaJ The rr.ysterious masked dancer sails for Paris Sep¬ night up by Kings County Council, forts to amuse and Mias Hattle Willlams's songs, ELLIS NOLAN. Xational Union, and for the rest of the week there be heard in "The At week. Muir, his eldest daughter. haa left the 3tate UnJU tember _>. The new feature of Wlstaria Grove's will be echoes of the carnlval. "Friends** and "Trioks.'' will still Ke.th's this .**" lal week w-111 be Dr. Bruce Miller and his huge Rollicklng Girl." versity to go to Arizona to car» for herr fatha^ DAVID WARFIELD. muslcal instrument, the pneumatiphone, upon will hla second New-York engagement ln and elster. ho can an entire Raymond Hitchcock ln Edward E. Kidder's new Tliomas's "Mrs. Lefflngwell's begin whlch reproduce the music of Augustus comedy, to-morrow ln "The Musio Master," at the Bijou, Sep¬ band. The four Rlanos will come for a return en¬ William C. De Mllle's football play tember 2. gagement. The Lloyd brothers, muslcal gymnaats; night, at the Savoy Theatre. His engagement wtll Jack London's first play. "The Great Inteaf ilosher, Houghton and Mosher, comedy blcyelista. F. J. BOYLE. be llmlted to four weeks. Mr. Harris has re-en- rogatlon." was well received thls week a: :!_| and the three Carrolls will be retained. band, who contribute a whole hour's entertain- Signor Thunderairo, at the Hippodroma. gaged the company whlch supported Mr. Edeson Alcazar Theatre. It is a one act play. aad ttDp) Theatre. It tn- ment. Including the spectacular pantomime, "The during his season at the Hudson one hour. All the loeal crittca agre* .hat Henry W. Savage's "Paraifal" company has been cludes Edmund Breese. Mary Boland. Frank Juat TJon's Bride." Thls week will also see the flrst Miss on combln_d with hia opera company, Gheen. Frank J. Mclntyre. Francis Bonn. it makes life the Klondike real- It pa_-._j a American appearance of Charles Serra. from the Engllsh grand Louise Drew. Rlchard Sterling. Miss Lucille Stan- hlm an for serlous Har- Paris Olympia, lr. his gymnastlc act. William giving organizatlon presenting ford. Taylor Holmes. Miss Marjorie Wood, Bonelli, r.f "An American Gentleman," makes his opera in Knglish His corps of prlnelpals will In¬ rlson Ford. Miss Gertrude Yerxa and F. A. Turner. flrst appearance in vaudeville in his original one- clude Engllsh singing artists on the American act farce, "On a Btrlng." Others on tlie bill are forces the ElliF-N'oian trio of ec?entrip comedy acmbats; stage. while the chorus and Inatrumental The second 6eason of the Lew Fields Theatre Misa Josephine (Jasiman, with her pickaninnles; will be augmented. An orehestra of forty musl- will be glven i.ext Thursday night. August 31, Halladay and Leonard, Irish comedians: Klekko eians will h.- under tho eiirection of the ("hevaller Mr. Flelds and hi_ associates will present tha and Fravoll, in Jack and Ber- when operatlc seleetions; X. B Bmanuel aud Klliott Sehcnck. musical comedy "It Happened ln Nordland," by tha Rlch, song and dance duo, and (."harles and The chief n.-w work in the repertory this year Mbson, in a one act sketch. "Th" Burglar's will be -'Thf Valkyriea." It will be followed later Glen MacDonough and Victor Herbert. and pro¬ wlth "Daa Rhe.ngold." "Slegfried" and "Gotter- dueed by Julian Mitchell It had a run of nearly ihe will d&nunerung." The remainder of repertory 200 r.ighta at the same playhouse last season. Tha The include Wmpmrnfe "IxihengTln" ad 'T_.nnh_.u8er."' lli|.podrome beglns ita second season next Yerdi's "Rigoletto" and "Aj'.ra,** Pucclnl's 'La company ln the support of Mr. Ftelds is praetically Wednesday night wilh *'A Yankee 4*ircus on Mars." Boheme-" and tlounod's *'Faust." the same as that seen wlth him last season. Mlsa and **The the attraetions of last tenth season of the will open Raiders,'* year. The organlzation Blanche Ring is one of tha newcomers to the east, The incldental circ us and exhibltions will wlth a week at the new Montauk ln Brooklyn, specialty '_. She will plav the American ambassadress to tha be entirely new. October The court of Nordland, who masquerades as Queen K;,i;finaii:, bkycfta troupe of twelve girls Luna Park is j.reparing for the five daya' jublla- EI_a. Mr Flelds will. of course. play the role of will appaar during the intermisi-loii b'-tween the tlon of the Mardl Gras festival next month. Thomp¬ Hubert, the long lost brother. Others ln the east aaaa aoaaea at ti..- Minnie are Harry Flsh ,r Harry Davenport. Julius Steger. aauateal rgtrmrmauttgg son A Dundy were the orlglnators of the idea. Al¬ Joseph Herbert, Wliilam Burress. Joseph Carroll, Kaufmann. youngest and prettlesti of the bevy, has ready the members of the various shows are as- Paul Case. W. C. Van Brunt. Miss Gertrude Whlt- been Btnrtalmod by foreigners the i.artlcular star sembling in private rehearsal for the parades and ty. Miss Mayme Naudain. Miss tiraee Fields, Misa of the The Pauline Frederlck and nearly one hundred other troupe. .Cottrell-Powells, riders, hava carnivals of the flve days' e elebratlon. The free players. been called in Europe the best horse people ir. the circus continues to draw crowds to Duna Park. world. There ara two women and a man. Miss Among the acts on the programme this week are Miss .losle Ashton, J. "Tht Still Alarm." Joseph Arthur'a old four-aot Ther. sa Rentr.. ln high-school exhibitlons, is known Le Page, Edgerton. Rooney. . alcedo, Lorenz, Herberts dogs, Carl Gollath, play, wUl be presented at Proctor's Flfty-elghtb throughout France, Germany ar.d Austria. Mar- Seeth'9 bears. DM Abdallir trio and Camerunl. Street Theatre this week. 4-(l.i. the English cloan. is ready with new antica, duo, and Albert Carre'B boraaa, ponaaa and dogs will also appear. The Clarkea have spent the .ummer "The Doll's House" will be seen during the week Miss Maxine Elllott will return to Broadway after r.nd aeriel planiiiiig rehearsing manoeuvres. the Flfth Avenue Theatre, Nora an absence two at the Crlterion Thea¬ Few new facee in m. piay proper will mark the of Auguat 28 at of seasons. opening. Of ti.e principala. Francis J. Boyle, suc- tre. Monday night. Septemoer 4. in the new play ***-edinR: Albert Hart. aa "Slgnor Thunderalro." ls by Clyde Fltch, "Her Gr»at Match." The subjeot the sale Btrancer. The hallet is practleally intacL of morganatic marriages ls treated by tho author. and Vincenao Romeo, the L.-iiiet master. will be ln oharg*'. The ch4 r big n strangtbaned ln Miss Lulu Glaser's at the Knicker¬ voice r. but the orlataal body of men engagement a!,d ¦ 1 "i- wiU b. two p. rforni- bocker Theatre in her new opera. "Mlsa Dolly anci. at tba at dally EOppodrome. 2 and _. o'clock. Dollars," begins Monday. September A Miss Gla¬ ser wiil have the role o* an American girl who haa ,i frotn the opera- more monev than she can spend without thinking BTJ 1.¦-'¦¦ hla r.-ruuitiing real hard how to do lt. vork in tbe arena --¦iid ..r.iina! show at Coney Island Bernard Shaw'. "Man and Superman," ln whlch around i;>. |-,is har.d where lt was Robert Loralne wiU appear at tha Hudson The- ou' mi tor blr>r.] poisoning iu now nearly -ptain la bark fa.-ing the brutes EDNA MAY. r. M". Korrelll and ber k-opard y .til... ar.l the wild animal n.uslcal In "The Catcfr of the Seaa_r>. at Da'y'i T>-

nimal avalanche." Mll- "."¦ . \Zr a:':" Nahkrkeetah and the danc- .rr.iA .,!¦* '¦"¦ «he Hindoo and the snakes loung t onsu .¦. ;.z.-. ar.d tbe twenty dramatic eDlaoda ln which a miner rajecta r___" [great attractions are still "amor.g those pres¬ ent old sweetheart because of hls loyalty to thai Indian girl who haa saved his life. Jo_ Webei .; ., his own musjc hall.Aair._.-t .'. with his two big suoceaaes, "Hlggle- The seizure the at <*^#*ggle.i> an.i "The CoUe«a Witlowcr." This by Japanese Fetropa_'.av3__) -eBwapenien; ,,f his company al tbe Music Hall Is THE KING OF MARS AT THE HIPPODROME. of the Oceanio Company'a steamer Auatralia waa. <*. 'be Bet unexpected here. aa she carried a iarga. company leaving Tho reopening is on tho night of August 30. here Bafrtember II for Boaton. to visit the principal oargo of flour. In her day the Austraiia was r*- of the Mis.-issippi Rlver. The garded aa a flne llner and ran a route betweanf will comedy, "'Easy Dawson," enters on his second Boots," and Alfred Sutro's short plav. "A Make- of gagement be aexi Sat- week at Wailack's Theatre on Men.' the cunain here and Auckland and Sydney. but ahe -i. d Monday night. ralser. will remain at the I.yreum seemaatj matlnaa arlll be Theatre this weerk only. amall and antiquated when the big new the new On vesaeiaj Among princlpals Mrs. Leslle Carter has been Improving so rapidly Wedpesday, September 6. Charles Frohman were She was insured for Mr Webi ...rt will present Xat C. Goodw-in at thls house in a new tatrodhaead. nearlJN Gragory. Bd- the. last few weeks that Mr. Belasco expects to an- W. W. * comedy by Jacobs and Louis X. Parker and her full value. Watm * E!rne Lembart. Waa Marlon nounce wlthin a few days the exact date when she entitled "Beauty and the Barge." '.arst-ii an. Miss Erminie Karle. in addition ts wiU reopen the Belasco Theatre. the The Barbera' Union reports that the *._- WnmrA, compoaed of Miss Marie Dressler. Charles Frohman will make his flrst Japa*_e-«| .a production of barber in San Francisco. .ac__ tiharieB Bigeloar. Mis^ Trlxie Friganzn. Sam the season at have forty shops "Checkers" wiU begin the third season Daly's Theatre to-morrow night, when Magrtnn, Frank Hatch. Miss of its life, he will employlng from two to four barbers, and tha*, as it did its two others, ln New-York Thls present Miss Edna May ln a new- niuslcal f"'1H' Miss Marie Dressler City. play entitled "The Catch of theae shops are largeiy patronizefd by white peo¬ time it will be at the Grand Opera House on Mon¬ the Season," with a r "Mamma'. Boardlng House" FOLA LA FOLLETTE. special London company of ple. These Japanese barbers work for $j or tm II Like Me." and day night. September 11. under the management of seventy singers and give She is to be made the daughter of the regiment 6r' th° partner ot the Kirke many dancers from Paris. "The Cateh of the Sea¬ a week and naturally crowd out of employ:nen» >;..'- of chorus girls. at the Boer to-mor¬ I-TsheHe. llte aon" ls whlte barbers. IIlfF'v '¦"* **'*:;: f'ng "I'm So P ,r..some," War, Brighton Beach, by Seymour Hlcks and Cosmo Hamilton. It the second rate and row. was J«"kf-"' Maid," "So-rates Hammersteln's Paradtse originally produeed by Charles Frohman, ln will sing "Nancp Roof Garden will begin London. over three hundred Bigelow In "A ('Tiino Its farewell week to-morrow and flfty nights ago COMING BACK TO APPEAIt ON STAGL J- will be piayed by Miss Florence Rockwell, who has with a bill that has and is still -unning there at the '.' ig "For You been speclally arranged as the Vaudeville Theatre n been This will be flnale of the record to crowded houses. wil'l especially engaged. the last at¬ season. the llst Miss May will have songs and W'elK-r traetion of the summer the Headlng is the "Girl from Coney daiaes and season, regular season Island." a-plenty. the part will also give her a Forr_.er Wue o: Ro:-._,_, B. Mohneux. No* rrledy-Plggledy" wiil ITj beginnlng the _..-k ,.. 4. with Mlsa Carmenclta will be seen for the last time chanee for JOBYNA HOWLAND. M- Gregorv (he co- Amelia Beptember on the as will comedy acting. tnedia: Blngham, Charlea l.i-hman, Miss Gertrude roof. also Abdul Kader and his There are aeveral In "The Ham Tree," at the New-York Theatre. Mrs. W. D Seott, to Leave South Dakota* *'...ns. Coghlan, Charles Dickson, J. H. Gtlmour und the London favorites in her sup- other if the regula.r new all-star stock > -Th.- company ln a revival of "The Mrs. John¬ Sioux Falls. S. D.. Aug. 20. | Special do*. Idn," written by I'aul " Frlaky atre. has been postponed untll son.. Tuesday, September on Monday. August -*.. fer Xew-Yarlf low, wltb mual. by John w. 6. as the manager, Charles Dilllngbam, did not parture want it to conflict wtth the flrst nights of his City of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Seott, of thia Henry Miller, the matinee idol. is the attraetion other players. Miss Elliott and Miss Glaser. is of more than .>rdin-_ry ii r.st h.-r--. f__ tha at Proetor's Street Theatre the Twenty-thlrd during r.ason that Mrs. S, .tt M---* R *- comlng week 11- will be asslsted t.y Miss I_aura At the Ma.lestie Theatre. "York State Folks." the Hope Crewa In Clyde Pitch's play, "Frederick Le- pluy of village life. haa begun its s-'cond week. _:ti,1 land B. Molnicix. of Bl ». maltre." This wai: he Mr. Miller's last appearance ls olayir... le !.-... houses. James L_at*kaye. It.iy n._.idence e.f nearly th: la vaudeville. Katie Barry will siay another week. L. Royce and Miss l-ella Mclntyra have made in¬ i.s i.-turning la Gatl ke a.ivai.t,. t R. ariiin_i dividual successes. Uavemann's origlnal schooi. jusr arnveel ":i fron: Euroae. will also appear on thls blll. olTer to appear Percy Williams announ.es the opening of tlie Ntv, » Colonial Theatre for the seuson to-morrow after¬ Mr. and Mrs. -- t*oi "Tbe Votuntaer e.rganist" will come to the Weat the End this week. noon. Tbe princlpal artists Include Dan Ma I birth Wlth his Fifth Avenue Girls; John C. Rice aml de me UB1 Gertrude It 't Miss Booseye will make her Ilrst public BaUlki hct'., who are to presajut a new act; Henpy in Nu* at iiiui Mis« li. a appearance Hanini.rst'in's Victoria Theatre. I.".. rtram. in singing spe- so Where she will clalty. R wfa ftluaical Horse. Cluirlie Case. Raw- appear September 11, presenting a B -ir.,1 June. tb. Village Ohotr, tbe T.< 6hort sk-t'-l,. Hacker-Leater es 1 ..Kitiy Cllve." It has to do witb tha Trio aml the vlt-.i-.raph c >mi .. te :. programme. t.i adveniures of the ictresa whu wa. a con- of six iri.,i,ili_r temporary ,.: rrick. Wa will be the 8t_e_a_| Breafc al titamrVs seasid,. theatre. _t Manlia tta:i The ir.:,!.aj,.-rii-ut of tba Yorkville Theatre will made t thi-sa. who wiU ¦"¦. open Us regular se Lay nlgfat, September appear her .a Guyer and N'«il. ( a- .r't 11. *.'. ¦____ ¦¦.> lty" wlth the Q >n. -ilgli.ai 006- gnd eletini al eff. cts. Dogs. MaJloy Rgothera and B g T'ui Brown, Mlsa feva vWateott, tl.tllaiido, Mll (ilYOI Morrla. anJ ihe vn.igi-upa. On >u ., Pie ,,...t> ihe tnat.f.i'ci:. Tha] On La looper. ts ii4ain un a.l.i.l atir.uti..,i. A% Savole, sailmg from Havre October 7. Sh.- writes usual to-day. at 9zW and I inui tl.ai her voice never was ln better condition. ...-.I li The new Harlem vaudeville theatre. The Alham- e \\ >!fl .. th Miss Olga Xetberaole comei here in at plna October, after bra. 7th-ave. and l-8ih-st.. wil! op.-n f,.r u '. l i ¦>. an abaence of four yeara. MRS. WALLACE D. SCOTT AND HER She la now at her "' M t-iiiber 4. with a aummer home, Ollff Lodge, TTTItatt p.if.n:i- BABY. Overstrand-by-th.--i.ea, ance. Jamea J. Corbvtt ar.' ird ar.-. 6*_ \. "Itt Norfolk. She writes that she ls announced as She is the divorced wife of Roland B. Molmeux, studylng her th,. principal artractlmia her a-b .. here from South role ln the new play by Paul Hervleu. "The Imh*. opening. Imi. |C-tt of this c:ty, and is cominq rlnth" ln -ha Dakota to upon the stage. Her baby is Early September she intenris u, , roaa k a go to Scotland in an Dunlels has only 08M week more at the ".'_ .¦. chiid of her seconr husband, W. D. England automobile. rehearsals her Theatre In "Serg. ant Brue." aa he A aK*i\ waa born * thta yaar. Scott, a lawyer of Sioux Falls. Preliminary of company will ba SCENE FROM "THE inu.it make PEARL AND THE PUMPKIN," wat r.,r ABm !..,!., Paser ln her new During thr laat t - _*_*! haa _i _8-6. -/ V.. V. S.oi__ held ln London In Se_.tta.ber, and tha orgar.laatioa onera. Miss ***^ .-arapi. eaayrlgbt. Dolly .. ih. At tha Broadway Theatro. Knlckarbcttkei- Dollar.). y,;.,. ..;..., tv, dillgently t.uiiiing hv. vuica tos har tf9--a_--Hl dtpttmbar 4. '__... thej ,t_K**