Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 October 1901 — Page 14
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THE LSDIANAPOLIS STEWS, WEDSESDAY, OCTOBEB S3, 1901.
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“Got some hulls good news, pa! There ain’t golh’ to be no school to-day:” "Mriy not?" 'Teacher's sick.” SHOULD MAKE TURKEY PAY. Format Consul ut Constantinople Talks of Miss Stone’s Case. Luther Short, of Franklin, who was United States consul-general at Constantinople, and diplomatic arent for Bul- ; carta during the administration of Grover Cleveland. Is at the Denison Hotel. He | Is personally acquainted with the captlre missionary. Miss Stone. The greater number of the brigands who have caused the Turkish government so much trouble are. be sold. Creeks. Greeks, he added, made up the party that captured Mrs. Braaau. who was held tor a ransom of £10.000, and which, uyon demand of tha i French government, of which Mrs. Brasau was a subject, was paid by the Turkish government. The woman was reIsaosd sad the brigands were afterward captured and pvt to death. Mr. Short that the United States should the some demand of the Turkish A
Pinero’s Latest Play. ] The leading dramatic critics of Zara- { ; don unite In a chorus of admlra-, l Hon of the exceeding cJererocea and to-; terest of A. W. Pinero's new {day. "Iris.”! but there are variations of opinion as to ■ the real value of It. The probability •earns to be that It owes iia chief at- j tracUveneo* and most of its artistic ; worth to the extra ordinary skill displayed j In • Its construction and relation. In tt» 11 eseenee ft appears to be the oft-told story j of e frail woman's undoing. The heroine is a young and lovely widow, left In the - enjoyment of a vast fortune which obe Is j, •to lose if she should marry again. She j has two lovers, one a coarse, sensual millionaire the Other a gallant, handsome, j t«t_peaafeea» youth. After accepting the Crst she repent* and surrendera to the second. The latter leaves her temporarOr. to seek his fortune, and In the in- 1 tarval, unable to bear the discomforts | of poverty, she becomes the mistress of her rich adorer. When her first lover returns she explains the situation to him, expecting bis pardon, but be is not so foolish, and withdraws with a conventional expression of sorrow. Unfortunately for her, the Interview is overheard by the millionaire, who, in a fit of jealous fury, first tries to strangle her, and then turns her remorselessly out of doors, after smashing the furniture. The moral of the whole thing, apparently la that it is not always best to have two beaux cn one
string.
William Gillette’s Coolness. A New Tork merchant who was present on the occasion of William Gillette's first performance In "Sherlock Holmes'' at the Lyceum Theater. London. described a certain phase of that event to a number of friends yesterday
afternoon.
"When the curtain finally fell," he said, “there were a great many calls for Mr. Gillette’s appearance. As he stepped forward quite a large number of the upstairs spectators, with tltat delicate sense of humor which characterises all British loafers, began to 'boo.' “Mr. Gillette was not In the least disconcerted. He stood there with a slight smile flickering about his thin lips, and when he had a chance to be beard, he said something which has teen overlooked In the cabled accounts of his
speech. It was-
“ ‘Of course. If you keep this up you'll "This was the line that caught the attsntion of the crowd and made it possible for him t<. go on with a rebuke so well worded and so timely that it compelled the commendation of the newspa-
pers and the public in general.
‘The smartness ok the retort reminded everybody of Bernard Shaw's celebrated speech on the first night of his ‘Arras and the Man.* There was a rousing call for the author, and when Mr. Shaw came Into view a man in the gallery began to hies vigorously. Shaw looked straight at
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May peculiarity in his figure (and perfect if he had 1 suit made to his order. A tailor in a defect in a man’s figure is apt to make things worse.
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him, and smilingly observed:
" ‘I am with you. But what are we two to say against all these people?* with a wave of tils hand that Indicated the entire audience. There was an outburst of laughter , and anplausc, and Shaw had
gained his point.” Adelaide Riatori.
Adelaide Ristorl will shortly celebrate her eightieth birthday, and a committee has been formed to give a public performance In her honor, the proceeds to go to poor artists. The name of Adelaide Ristorl has a powerful fascination still, not only on old playgoers, but also on the new generation of playgoers, who, on every first night of play or opera, look up to a private box In the center of the dress tier. In expectation of seeing the Marchioness Capranlca (Adelaide Ristorl) with her daughter. No other box In the theater attracts so many opera glasses as does Adelaide Ristorl’s, and her applause Is looked for as if it were the Queen s. It "baptises" the play, as It is said here, and blesses it. In her youth Ristorl was one of the most beautiful and graceful women of her day. To see what she was like you should go to the Church of Saint Ac dree delle Fratte, near the Plaxsl dl Spagna. There, In the first chapel to the right. Is her portrait In the picture of Saint Michael.—Rome Letter In Dramatic Mirror.
Mrs. Flake’s Foe*. It is apparent that every effort is being made by the New York foes of Mrs. Flske to Injure her. A few days ago telegraphic dispatches were sent over the country from New York saying that
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"Mrs. Flske would make no fight against the unanimous verdict of failure,” but would withdraw "Miranda of the Balcony” at once. The verdict In the first place was not one of failure except In the cases of one or two envenomed reviewers, and In tbq second place emphatic denials of any intention of withdrawing the play was made instantly by Harrison Grey Fisk*, who declared that the piece was doing a satisfactory business and would run for weeks to come. Before Mrs. Flske's season opened she announced that she would present at least two plays before she left New York, and it is evident that some hint of the Identity of the second play was the excuse which served for the purposely misleading statement given to th* public by the unfair opponents of the actress.
will be a drama or an essay, no one knows, and he himself will not tell. With characteristic stubbornness he refuses the aid of an amanuensis, and writes every word himself."
Interest in Ibsen. Whether or not Ibsen Is dying. Dr. Georg Brandes, the eminent Scandinavian critic, writing from Christiania, says; "Nothing can be compared with the Intense Interest everybody takes In Ibsen’s condition. Three physicians are attending him, the state bearing all expenses. Nearly all day he rests in bed or on a lounge, being unable to move his legs. He has become Irritable beyond conception. He is quarrelsome and finds fault with everything and everybody. But his mind is not affected. It is Just as clear and sharp as it used to be, and he works almost daily for two hours. He is writing the ‘apologia’ of his life. Whether this
Miss Viola Allen. Miss Viola Allen made it a rule when she became a star that no matter bow great a success she should achieve in any one play she would not use It longer than two seasons. It was a rather courageous action to cast aside “The Christian" when In the bight of its prosperity and success, but Miss Allen did aot desire her name to become indelibly aasoclated In the public mind with any on* drama. Despite the proved drawing oower of "In the Palace of the King" and the great expense In making the production it will be replaced after this season by a new play. A dramatisation of "The Eternal City,” or "The Mantle of Elijah.” Is sooken of as its successor. Miss Allen will present "In the Palace of the King" In this city during this season.
"Is that your wheelbarrow?" "No, mum; K'a m* auty mobile."
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WHY 18 IT? Why la It the largeat man In the elevator alwaj-s stands Juat inside the door, obstructing th* passage of all other patrons? . Why la It that a woman almost Invariably apologises for her writing when called upon to sign her name? Why la It that a person waking In the night will hear th* clock strike the halfhour first when he Is anxious to know tha time? Whv Is It that when you are riding your btim, and are behind an eld plug of a horoo, the driver takes a notion to cross tha street Juat aa you are getting ready to paas him? Why la It that when a man Indorses another for a political Job he always "commends him to your favorable consideration.” and winds up by tolling the ap* pointing power how "eminently fitted the applicant to for th* position" ?
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AN INDIANAPOLIS ACTRESS.
■ . Notaa of the Stage. •"Alice of Old Vincennes” Is due to play a week’s engagement at Bngllah's In a short time. There is a movement in Germany to Induce actors and singers to appear in public under their own names. It appears that agents and managers prefer wellsoundiqg names, and even have a predilection for foreign names, but numbers of members of the theatrical and musical world have already announced their intention to be known In future by their own names. Mary Mannerlng and her husband, James K. Hackett. will make a spring tour in ‘‘Macbeth.’’ Actress Sadie Martlnot has written a novel. "The Eternal Question,” which is to be published soon. Arthur Byron, in "Petticoats and Bayonets,” is to play a one-night engagement at Ehxglish's next week. “Faust” will begin a three days’ engagement to-morrow at the Park. The emp.oymem of electricity by Mephlsto on the summit of the Brocken, as he shows Favst the horrors of the infernal regions, followed by the fiery rain, combine to fascinate the audience. It is this scene that has given “Faust” its popularity. George S. Trimble Is playing Mephlsto this year. Charles Saxon Faust, and Ruth Van Vactor Marguerite. "A Gambler s Daughter" has caught the farcy of the Park's audiences.
LAST OF TH* BXASOX. Excursion to Lawreneebvrg, Aurora and Way Potnta, Vis Big Fear Boot*. Sunday. October XI. 31 or Ism round trip. Special train leaves Indianapolis 7:10 a m. Returning loaves Lawrenceburg 7:*0 p. m. FAST TIM* TO UXTBOIT
The Lake Kris * Was torn sad WafeaOh Railways. Leave Indianapolis Il:» 9. m. Arrive Detroit 1:1*' p. m. o 11 .tS—CIMCIFRATI AND MBTCBK—Sl.tB Via C s H. * Dm Sanday. 0*1. ST. Loot Excursion of th* Bsasea. Special fast train stcpplnc only at RushvlUe, Connsrevllle snd Hamilton, leaves Union station at 7:11 a. m. Returning leaves Cincinnati 1:31 p. m.
LAKE ERIE * WESTERN B. B. •l.OO—Michigan City Excursion—Sl.OO Sunday, November 3, lOOl. Leave Indianapolis »:S0 a. m. —o LAKE EBI* * WESTERN B. B. •1.00—Out of Tows Excursion—• 1.00 Ft, Wayne, lad.; Ceilaa. O. • l.tS-tt. Marys and Limn, O.—•l.Bd Sunday, N vember 3, 1901. Leave Indianapolis *:M> a m. •3.30-CINCXNNATI AND RETURN-S3.SO Via Cn H. A D. By. Account Carriage Builders' Convention. Tickets sold October a and M; final return limit October X.
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WLNA RyAX. Elsa Ryan to the.daughter of the late James B. Ryan, formerly State Treasurer of Indiana. Her mother to Mrs. Elisabeth Ryan, residing at 301 Senate avenue, North. Mina Ryan is remembered by many people in Indianapolis who knew her as a bright, clever little girt, who used to dance and sing at amateur entertainments. At present she to playing the part of Angela In "King Dodo,” which comes to English's next week. Mis* Ryan is one of the principal* of the comsonv.
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