Theatrical Notes

Emina Rigdon, who was an actress last season, has become a journalist on a Pennsylvania country paper. Marie Petravsky, the wel] known actress, has just completed a book called "The Mammon of Unrighteousness. " Mr. Denman Thompson's dressing rooms at the Academy of Musio in New York city are sjaid to be tho handsomest in towu. Adelaide Cherie, who was once a great favorite in the east, continúes to créate sympathy for "Only a Farmer's Daughter." She confines herself to the west. Mrs. Kendal always appro{.Tiates to herself the first $20 taken in at any theatre where she plays. She changes the money into gold, and this, with her share of the receipts- also changed into glittering coin- is sent to England for safe keeping.