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Show Kny Tcnipleton has already tried her new burlesque, "Miss.McGinty," in Omaha mid other western cities with considerable mu'cesH. It is muler tlio lnnnaKcment of John Husscll, o( "City Directory" fame. William II. Crane will Rive a special matinee of a row play, "On Probation' : in a week or two in Now York. Mr. Crane ias decided to remain in New York per-1 per-1 uianeiuly, and the Standard will be practically practi-cally a stock theatre after the present season, sea-son, with Crane as its perpetual and particular par-ticular fttnr. "Tlio Old Homestead'' has been produced about 1,100 times iu New York city. It is said thnt ?2,000 persons connected with 000 theatrical companies are now on the read in Ametfla. A Cousplcuoua Female Writer. Tho most conspicuous journalist in Turis, at the present moment, ia a woman, wom-an, JImo. Severine, who as a socialistic philosopher sifrns herself Jacqueline; as a mystic socialist, Iienee, and as a revo- lutionary socialist, Severine. And always al-ways it ia the same woman preaching a crusade against the oppression of the poor and lowly. Mine. Severine began to write seriously serious-ly in 181. She lives in the fourth story of the Hotel de la France, Rue Jlontmar-tre, Jlontmar-tre, and her drawing room furniture was cmco the property of Jules Valles,, the rreut radicai nvritor.Furis Letter. |