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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1902

Page

7

London Theatres show star cast plans for next season

London gossip notes Charles Wyndham and Sir Henry Irving may co star in a Henry Arthur Jones comedy next season. Lena Atwell opens a new play at the New King's, Frohman controls rights for The Grass Widow in America, and Mrs Bloodgood’s stage plans follow her marriage to William Laimbeer amid talks of a world tour for Wyndham.

London Charles Wyndham Sir Henry Irving Henry Arthur Jones Wyndham Jones Lena Atwell King’s Theatre Wynstham’s St. Martin’s Lane Charles Frohman America Clyde Fiten Clara Bloodgood William Laimbeer Mrs Bloodgood Savoy Theatre Mr. Fitch

Notable American Returnees and European Theatrical Ties

Irving and Wyndham plan a joint venture drawing on their fame as stage figures. Wyndham has been absent from the U S for years but known for grace and charm on stage. The Twin Sister by Ludwig Faid has played at Empire Theatre with Richman and Anglin, leaving an impression of poetic drama. Agnes Sorma's performance at Irving Place is fondly recalled.

Sir Henry Irving Charles Wyndham Mr. Wyndham London America Flaggeers Ludwig Faida Empire Theatre Charles Richman Margaret Anglin Empire Irving Place Agnes Sorma

Clyde Fitchs New Plays Progress Amid Illness News

London reports mixed news on Clyde Fitch from Salso. One item says Fitch is so ill he may travel to Berne for specialist care, another confirms he has worked abroad and finished a new act for Mary Mannering at the Garrick Theatre.

New York Times London Clyde Fitch Salso Maggiore Berne Mary Mannering Garrick Theatre New York Barrymore Aaron Bloodguud

MISS HARNED TO MEET PINERO IN LONDON

Virginia Harned will travel to London next week to meet Arthur Pinero and review the manuscript of Tris with him. She is expected to study the title role from his perspective and could be a major hit given her temperament and stage experience. Oscar Asche may join Iris in New York as Freddy Maldonado, while Dion Boucicault heads to America for rehearsals but stays as stage manager at the Duke of York's Theatre awaiting Pinero's new comedy and an Irene Dunne staff role.

New York Times London Virginia Harned Arthur Pinero Tris Miss Harned Iris New York Oscar Asche Freddy Maldonado Dion Boucicault America Harrington Duke of York’s Theatre Pinero Irene Vnbrugh Harry Irving

Iris Provoked Comment in New Play Iris

Fay Davis the original star in London production leads an American cast in Iris which drew diverse critical reaction. Critics agreed the work is powerful though some objections cited its subject matter.

Iris Miss Harned Fay Davis London

Joseph Humphreys Homeward Sail and Gillette’s UK Tour

Joseph Humphreys sailed for home from London on May 31. William Gillette concludes his Liverpool run of Sherlock Holmes tonight and plans a twenty week U S. tour next season. Gillette and Frohman discuss Hamlet with Gillette to portray the Prince of Denmark at New York’s Knickerbocker Theatre in early autumn 1903.

Joseph Humphreys London William Gillette Liverpool Sherlock Holmes America Mr. Frohman Gillette Denmark Knickerbocker Theatre New York

Humphreys Keeps American Stage Live by London Study

Joseph Humphreys long time general and stage manager for Charles Frohman travels to London each season to study current plays. He then reproduces performances in America so actors here can follow his guidance and achieve faithful renditions.

Joseph Humphreys Charles Frohman London America Humphreys

American Players in London May Be Busy This Summer

American theater figures like Frohman Barrie and Drew are in talks on London productions of Quality Street The Right of Way and other works While Frohman plans a continental tour and Gabrilovitch will tour the United States actors like Annie Hughes and Elizabeth Tyree are tied to various engagements in New York London and Paris The Paris and French stage scene draws crowds with Mme Réjane in Zaza and Jane Hading in Les Demi-Vierges with Maud and other titles set for June openings

London Daniel Frohman Walsingham House Gabrilovitch United States Annie Hughes New York Criterion Theatre Olive May Arizona Paris Ireland Elizabeth Tyree Hazleton Molly Manhattan Gretna Green Richard Mansfield Weybridge-on-Thames A. M. Palmer Notting Hill France Mmie. Réjane Imperial Theatre Mrs. Langtry St. Margaret's Mme. Réjane Herbert Bunning Princess Osra Covent Garden Anthony Hope Sylvane Freyer Odéon Ilseborough Dark Harbor Bar Harbor George Bird Betty Metcalfe Coleman Drayton Caroline Astor Drayton Charles Whelen Violet Whelen Philadelphia

Social season blooms with New Port and shore escapes

New York society plans a bustling summer as Newport opens in June and Long Island, Adirondacks, and garden-city areas fill with house parties. notable figures include Mrs Roosevelt, Col Astor, Vanderbilts, and various tycoons hosting dances, polo, and musicales while engagements and weddings shape the social calendar.

Many Weddings Highlight New York Social Season

The column lists numerous weddings and forthcoming nuptials in New York and nearby towns. Details include Miss Maude Wolfe and J Butler Wright at St George's, Miss Mary Jewett and George Carey in Baltimore, Miss Lillian Wing and Lawrence Spear at home, and several other ceremonies with attendants, best men, and venues. Also notes Paris season wrap up and American social presence abroad.

Maude A. Wolfe Christopher Wolfe Tuxedo J. Butler Wright St. George’s Church Dr.insford Mary E.wolfe Ulisses- Sibyl Kane Louise Gibson Edythe P. Jones Mary E. Simons Beatrice Crosby Marshall Geer Cornelius R. Agnew H. Mercer Walker Stanton Whitney New York Harold Bullard Boston Lillian Wing Charles Tudor Wing Lawrence York Spear Mr. Spear

Bret Harte Play For London

A play attributed to Bret Harte written in collaboration with Edgar Pemberton is staged in London on May 31. The work features Harte’s famed early stories adapted for the theatre and marks a notable posthumous literary production in British theatres.

Edgar Pemberton Arthur Bourchier Associated Press London Bret Harte

Theatre News on Bourchier Production and Sue Revival

Completion near for a Bourchier produced piece shortly before the former's death. Harte made a key alteration in the last act of Sue which Charles Frohman plans to revive in America for Annie Russell.

Arthur Bourchier Mr. Harte Sue Charles Frohman America Annie Russell

Death of ex Deputy Fire Commissioner William D Moore

William D Moore longtime Brooklyn fire official died at 44 at his home 300 Clermont Avenue Brooklyn from a paralytic stroke. Born in Ireland he served in the Civil War and held posts from bookkeeper to Deputy Commissioner in Brooklyn Fire Department before a 1890 removal. Friends linked his death to the removal and he helped originate the Firemen Pension Fund.

William D. Moore Clermont Avenue Brooklyn Ireland Thirteenth Regiment Seventy-first Regiment United States Marshal's Office Anthony F. Campbell Campbell Moore Poillon Sturgis Uniformed Force Firemen’s’ Pension Fund

Humperdinck to Premier Fairy Opera Next Season

In Berlin on May 31 the Associated Press reports Humperdinck completed a new fairy opera whose first performance is slated for next season. De Marchi sang at the Verdi festival ending with Otello. Prince Henry heard him in New York and mentioned him to Emperor William. Rudolph Berger faces military service delaying Parsifal at Bayreuth. Hartleben’s Rose Monday hits 150th show at Deutsches Theatre. Lessing Theatre’s comedy So Leben Wir enjoys a strong run and is booked by stock companies in twenty cities. Liszt festival at Weimar ends with unveiling of the Liszt statue.

Associated Press Berlin Humperdinck de Marchi New York Prince Henry William Rudolph Berger Berlin Royal Opera Weimar

King Edward Delays Play at Imperial Theatre

King Edward and Queen Alexandra visited the Imperial in London this week. The King ordering a change to Ma Cousine causing a delay of over thirty minutes for the arrival of the royal party and the postponed performance replacing Réjane's Zaza with Ma Cousine.

London Edward Queen Alexandra Imperial Mme. Réjane Zaza

London Manager Plans American Tour with Top Artists

Henry Wolfsohn, in London since mid May, has arranged a tour of America for the coming season with a roster of leading artists. Included is Josef Hofmann, who starts his American tour in January 1903.

Associated Press London Henry Wolfsohn America Josef Hofmann

Excavation Closure Lets Carriages Reach Lafayette Baths

The Patrons of the Lafayette Place Baths announce the underground road excavation is closed enabling carriages to access baths via 4th Street. Open day and night at 14 Lafayette Place New York. Missoula Tetonka. Two dollars. E. & W.

Lafayette Place 4Th St New York

Obituary notices from New York area (MayJune 1902)

Death notices for Nathan Babcock Henry Bleecker Mary Starr Conger Catharine Esler Carlos Mayhew Foster Edward Heyman Jane Vernon Hopkins Rachel Jacoby Katharine Knapp Samuel W Lapsley John A Leggitt Sarah Elizabeth Lent Joseph Muir Lieut Samuel Seabury William H Gamble and others plus a board resolution from the Home for Aged and Infirm Hebrews and Fairlawn Cemetery notice common funeral details and addresses listed for several May 1902 deaths in New York area communities.

Chambers St New York Sleepy Hollow Rural Cemetery Tarrytown N.Y Esler Catharine M Thomas Esler Foster Boston Maine Carlos Mayhew Foster North Anson Heyman Edward Heyman Nathan Sarah Heyman West Stst St Hopkins Catskill Jane Vernon Hopkins Caleb and Keturah Hopkins M. Jacoby Itachel E Carl W. Jacoby East Uth St Knapp Philadelphia Leggitt Stev John A. Leggitt D. D Second Presbyterian Church Rahway N. J Peekskin Sarah Elzabeth Rogers Cornelius Co Peekskill Muir Glen Ridge Joseph Muir Winsor Place Ficny Barclay Christopher Sts Kelso Scotland

Death List of a Day Lieut Samuel Seabury Navy Officer

Lieut Samuel Seabury of the United States Navy died suddenly at his Bayonne New Jersey home yesterday. He joined the service in 1865 as a naval apprentice, attended the Naval Academy 1867 to 1871, was promoted to Ensign in 1872 and to Master in 1875. He served on training ships and various vessels, and was part of the South Atlantic and Pacific Squadrons in 1881, later at the New York Navy Yard. He became Lieutenant in 1883 and served on many ships until 1896 when a survey condemned him from active duty and he was retired.

Samuel Seabury United States Navy Bayonne N. J New York Naval Academy South Atlantic Pacific New York Navy Yard

Death of Mrs. Sarah Lent Wealthy Peekskill Widow

Special to The New York Times reports Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Lent widow of Cornelius C Lent died at her Main Street home in Peekskill of heart failure after an acute indigestion attack. Born January 11 1833 in Carmel she spent most of her life here and leaves no children or siblings. Funeral is Tuesday at 2 PM. She was reputed the village’s wealthiest woman.

Peekskill N. Y Sarah Elizabeth Lent Cornelius c. Lent Main Street Carmel Montross & Lent Lent

Major Stephen R. Stafford Dies in Brockport Office

Brockport native Major Stephen R. Stafford a leading local business man and Civil War veteran died suddenly of heart trouble in his office today. He was about fifty to sixty years old.

Brockport Stephen R. Stafford

Army Colonel Vollum Dies in Munich

Col. E. P. Vollum retired United States Army officer died in Munich Germany this morning according to United States Consul Wurman in Munich and a report to the State Department.

E. P. Vollum U.S AL Washington United States Wurman Munich Germany States Department EB. P. Vollum United States Army

Notable DC Doctor Dr. Ries Dies Sudden in Washington

Dr. T. Ries, longtime prominent practitioner in the District of Columbia, died suddenly in Washington yesterday afternoon. Also, Prof Eviz Lampert, linguist and language instructor, died Thursday at his home 86 East Ninety-third Street from injuries after a fall two weeks prior. Lampert was born in Nancy, France, sixty eight years ago and educated in Paris. He married a Southern woman and is survived by her, six daughters and two sons. He was laid to rest yesterday in Calvary Cemetery.

T. Ries District of Columbia Washington Eviz Nee Lampert East Ninety-third Street Yeaterday Calvary Cemetery Bert Nancy France Paris

Deaths Reported Across Brooklyn on May 31

A list of deaths dated May 31 includes Maria Aydt, Fritz Berger, W. A. Bopp, Lilie S. Borg, Katharina Beir, Sigmund Bowskie, L. Christensen, Jacob Cohn, James Corr, Gertrude Coleman, Aramenta Corsa, Warren Caffre y, Kate Coles, A. Clark, Barbara DArtO, John Daniels, A. B. Eckerson, Fuse Eschenbach, Masdalina Franzen, W. L. Greene, Matilda Rould, Conrad Happel, Mary Hughes, John Haggerty, Margaret Hin te, Rose Hernandez, Joseph Jacoby, R. Jamison, Margaret Kehoe, James Kelly, D. Kuhnel, Margaret Kirkwood, Walter Ketcham, James Lennon, Baby Lebowitz, J. H. Mimomeyer, Christine Macy, Helen Murphy, George McGibney, Hannah McMahon, Eliza McCorkell, Thomas McNamara, Francisco Nappy, P. J. OHanlon, P. L. Peterson, John Paterno, Tony Peruta, Franz Petriczek, John Ryan, Jacob Schneider, Effie Suthergreen, Elizabeth Smith, Mary Terhan, Margaret Walters, George Wilson, Thomas Wagner, Margaret White, R. Wright.

Aydt Maria Greene Berger Fritz Kings Co Hogp BO Bopp W. A ISD Java Bendien Borg Lilie S Kaehinas BEIR Katharina Bowskie Sigmund Ash St le Christensen. L St. Peter’s Cohn Jacob Lexington Corr. James Green St Coleman Gertrude St. Peter Hos CORSA Aramenta Bedford Cafefrey Warren St Mary's Hosp Coles Kate Seth Schliwell Clark Howard Colored Orphan Oses D'Art'to Barbara Daniels John Stockton Eckerson A. B Eschenbach Fuse Wit George Bt Franzen Masdalina Bergen W. L Vernon Av Rould Matilda S Happel Conrad Stage St Hughes Mary Washington St Haggerty Flatbusherry HINTE Ketcham Walter Park Lennon James E Unione McMahon Hannah Brooklyn McCorkell Eliza B Clermont McNamara Thomas Pacific St NAPPY Francisco Carroll St O'Hanlon P. J Bergen St Peterson P. L Prospect Paterno Peruta Tony Petriczek Franz Hopkins St Ryan Wallabout St White Margaret Kosciusko Wright Convent of Mercy

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