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Topeka State Journal

Location

Topeka, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1900

Page

3

Eleventh Hour Opening Bill in Topeka Next Week

The Eleventh Hour opens next week at the Cramford in Topeka with “The Eleventh Hour” by Lines J. Carter. Harry Carson Clark appears Thursday. Stowaway and Chinatown follow. “The Mocks of Malabar” praised in New York Journal as a strong production. frequent backstage gossip notes Wilson’s new opera meets approval in New York.

Topeka Cramwford J. Carter Chinatown Harry Carson x Sasa Thrumant Malabar New York Journal Tate Urs Tole Malatar Rte

Iola Allen Stages Venus Tale of Philip II Drama

Viola Allen presents Lori Inez Stoddard dramatization of Philip II era Austria with Bevel costumes and period accuracy. The production by Iola Allen at the A theatre promises dramatic tension and refined staging in a new romantic historical play.

Ales Viola Allen Lori- Inez Statdard Ve Marton Crawford Bevel Bplen Cornery Seeien Philip II of Saiz Stoddard Allen Apmeek Seriy Dramatic Tere Eres Ae Jana Austria

MISS DE WOLFE RETURNS TO THEATRE INTERVIEW

New York actress Miss De Wolfe discusses the stage and her views on a role in L Alsion noting she will bring poetic aid to the performance She rejects any suggestion of controversy and explains her stance on power and influence in the forthcoming portrayal She clarifies she does not imply Mme Bernhardt excels in every regard.

New York L’alsion de ‘Wolfe Hera Iecoberdt Miss de Wolfe Mme Bernhardt Sarnion Sarah Wolfe

The Booth Lincoln Killers Haunt A Stage Drama Tale

A trapped ink spill reveals a stage plot and whispers of John Wilkes Booth. actors recount a murder attempt on Lincoln as Miss De Wolfe and Mrs. Sothern spark audience chatter about gender roles and Shakespearean prestige.

Bernhardt Plans October Theater Close Before U S Tour

Dismissing local talk, Bernhardt announces a fall retreat will precede a November 7 sailing for a broad United States tour. She hints at reuniting with old companion Coquelin, recalling shared stage moments and a renewal of her liberal repertory.

United States Bernhardt Paris Atte Coqualin Bernhard St. Coquelin Tamm

Fragmentary notes on historic stage figures and quotes

The readable fragments mention the lord chamberlain and stage controversy between 1852 and 1865. References hint at suppression, refusals to stage certain works, and dramatic figures such as mystic or devil on stage, with incomplete phrases and names.

Devil

Zangwills New Play and Theatre Notes In Boston

Paris dispatch reports Israel Zangwill finishing proofs for an unpublished work to be released by Harpers and adapted for stage by Geo W. Lederer. Boston previews mention Hoffner and actors like Beary Jewett and Joseph Holden in Park Theatre productions and London’s Theatrical Notes discuss critics, George Alexander, and Grundy’s A Debt of Honor amid a broad cast of theatrical figures and family ties in the business.

Geo. W. Lederer Paris Dispatch Israel Zang Saree Paris Harpers Lederer Fon Hooner Biebler & Co Will Proanon the Park Theater Boston Beary Jewett John Gray Willam J.le Moyne the Horsos Prick Bangs General Wiki the Blacksmith T. J. Mecrane Bannon Iam Hazeltine Once Wale Bitebecek Joseph ‘Holden Jertrud Bennett Amy Oy Fir Hathaway Sydney Grundy Grundy London George Alexander Anne Ord Warner & Potter Quincy Street

Carvon’s Play Under English Stage Censor Review

The article discusses Carvon’s new romantic comedy and the English stage censorship. It notes prior licenses, shifts in libretto, and mixed critical reception. The piece mentions historical licensing, theater venues, and contrasts with earlier works like Adonis and Beattie Fos Martin, reflecting on audience response and seasonal reception.

Beattie Fos Martin Prasen

Vaudeville and theater notes a busy Broadway season

Broadway’s stage world buzzes with plans for new sketches and revivals. Stars like Louis James and Maude Granger return to vaudeville and London productions while Sherman, Hart, and De Angelis advance new sketches. Browning’s In a Balcony is set for a Browning form performance at Mack’s theater, with Otis Skinner, Eleanor Robson, and Sarah Cowell Le Moyne rehearsing.

New York Nes Louis James Maude Granger Vaudevilla Boston Henry Norman Harold Visard Jefferion de Angelis Sperm Compan Daniel Frohman Sayes Sothern- Horned Company David Couger United States Couger Cheries Dickson Joseph Hart Carrie de Mar Hare Grant Stewart Stuart Robson Chaser Fanny Brough Charles Frotanan Seymour Hicks London Mabel Gilman Ixomeerrote Truly Bunttuck George Lederer Franklin Fries Kit Carson China Marie Wainwright Lady D Justin Huntley McCarthy Chelles Grai Vusdert Robers Hilllands Edwan Hush Morton G. Knoles Gille Chan Iine New ‘York Browning Sarah Cowell le Moyne Otis Skinner Eleanor Robson Wal Mack le M Sa Skinner Robson Homie Canby Arizona Bruweing Homer

Rebuild At Harpoot Turkish College Awaiting Permit

The board of trustees at Euphrates College in Harpoot eastern Turkey reports receipt of a cable from President C Frank Gates confirming government permission to reconstruct buildings destroyed by the Turks in autumn 1886. Officials in Constantinople indicate the plan allows limited new facilities for teaching and the college aims to proceed with restoring the campus.

Boston Board of Trustesy Hosten Euphrates College Harpoot Turkey C. Frank Gates Siren Oval Souve Hive Montina Constantinople Constant Ieee

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