Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-03-12
D1]LY DEMOCRAT.
PROFITS OF TINE sTAGG.
What Certnlu Actors are Worth
---All tho Way from ssVvell or
Down 10 $50. 600.

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What Certain Actors are worth
--All tho Way from ssvvell or
Down 10 $50. 900.
From the Philadelphia City Item.
A paragraph has been going the rounds
OF the newspapers, which profess to give
the incomes Of actors, the amounts which
they are respectively worth, and the pro-
portions Ct the gross proceeds which they
nightly shafo with the managers Ut thea
tres during engagements. The statements
ere, many Of tlivrn: incorrect. In order to
put the public in possession Of correct in
information 10 regard to the matter, We give
the following, which We have obtained IRON
thoroughly reliable source:
Edwin FofTsst d worth about v1so.000.
He gst1 ~ hs en- ADD esvee 81 hs este, -
shas IL - eay,-sll ths law auewA
Barney Winisus y westh - lsAseS &c.,
600; spsnds great dsal II books, picsufes,
dinnees, parties, etc. Has only one cAild,
iitsls eirl Of four 7ears, on wheo he 50
lied ol00, 900 the day she wss besa. On
her fftesnth birth day she will b worth
o200, 900. BY compromising the interest.
Already the little darling has iecsissd ~.
oral offers oil marriage.
Mrs. Bowers has saved nothing. All her
earnings have gone to educate her tns chill
drsu. Of whom she is very fond. With
GOOD management, she could earn $60, 900 .
year. She 10 handsome and talented. In
: week or two she will 20 to California
thus ineurring sec sickness, loss Of time,
trouble, vexation, etc, oil Tor the sake Of
her children.
Mrs. Louisa Drew 10 worth. clear Of the
world, more than t50, 900. She is hseral,
vet prudent. and 10 nov laying up every
year over SID, 900. Her profits thus far this
season are over $40, o0O-"Suff." Light
1t Last" and "Gas Light" (all American
plays), having been great sucesssss. Mrs
Drew 10 very charitable. Every year che
gives about $4,000.
The Florencss have accumulated $780,
600.
Jefferson il worth 100000.
Cbanfrau thinks he can draw bic check
for SIC, 900.
J.S CLARK has amasssd over 100000.
Lester Wallack 10 rich. HE piece at Leng
Branch 10 valuable, and bis theotre yields
him, clear Of sxpsnsss, ct least o90, 600 .
year. He wears purple and nne linen, and
fares suptuoasly every day.
Zoe talks Of buyiug plentstion IN Cuba.
Edwin Adams 10 comfostabls-With his
earnings, gseiirg . COED living. he be- had
. bard road to trnvel this seseen. With new
pieces hs might do better; but so0s ectees
think they, not their pisces. are the attsac-
ton. Give Adams two or three new pieces
and he could clear $40 900 year. He is .
noble fellow.
Lucille Western has received . great deal
Of mensy, but she has mot ssvsd dollar.
She wants new pieces, but for certoi0 See-
sons they are NOT forthcoming. Her last
sngagsnept in this city shows that her ~
psrtSirs il worn thfsadbars.
John E. Ovens ID very economical. and
has saved about e26,0Oo-pehaps $780,
600.
Ausdech, W ere sessy 70 ~, b ce0-
pafatively poor. HE spseElalDeoo lev
ysars siscs hurt hin. We suppose ~. 900
weuld cover oil bic worldly posssssions,
and the weesA q Il b, his health 10 bad
- bed that b scts and ssods with ditb
Guilty.
Brougham 10 comfortable for the third
time and he Will remain comfortable until
he again essays management. He 10 worth
a least &25, 800.
Edwin Booth 10 worth ever 100000.
All his earnings for the past year have
gone TO help build his theatre in New York
City.
Miss Lizzie Price, Of the Arch, has savsd
about s., 600.
Ben Dc Bar was we'll of five years age,
but he cannot boast Of $4,000 to day.
Miss Maggie Mitchell has accumulated
about $1,000 She has large family to
r.. ~ Il. Ia,
William Wheaty went from Philadelphia
few years since, with heavy heart, think
ing his case hard one; but he has grown
rich At Niblo's, and is now worth At least
t200, 900.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conway are making money
in Brooklyn, New York. They are worth
81, 900.
Frank f. Aiken, Of the Museum, Chics.
60. is rated 1t $4,000. They are going to
build splendid theatre for hin. He 10 .
man Of brains, enterprise and integrity. He
has won the respect and confidence OF the
6rst men in Chicago.
Lolita has Just come into notice. In .
ysas OF two, ii her popularity continues,
she vii! be rich
Mrs Lander is NO, IN $40 900. She, too,
wants new plays. "E'izabeth" 10 sick and
her other plays, such as Love-" "Narga.
ret Elmors," the "Hunchback,' ETC., are
played out.
Miss Charlotte Thompson il worth about
5000. For want Of new plays she No
longer attracts. Her last enGsc smsns At The
Walnut was dire.
Barnrm is q millionaire. His museum
0ust burned DOWN yielded him $50, 900 .
year He is about to build a new place.
William Warren, OF the Museum, Bos-
ton, is easy in his shoes, with $4,000 to
spare. He is ono Of the most delightful
atcors ard accomplished gentlemen in the
country.
Mrs. Tbayer has laid up . few thousands,
but the public, We trust, will insist upon
giving her . fine benefit cns Of these days
She 10 wonderful actress and . general
favorits. We know Of no ono who pays
more attention to artistic detail and 10 80
uniformly successful For breadth Of effect
she il unapproachable. When on TIE scene
she file the eye Of the house.
W. A. Chapman has saved t25, 200. He
owss q dne farm At Haddonheld, N. j., and
10 strong in governments.
E. i. Davenport, . classical acter. and
very doe fellow, hes laid BY about go ,oO0.
j. b. Roberts owns two brick housss, val
ued q $4,000 He is prudent. thought.
full, liberal gentleman.
J. d. Murphy, Treasurer Of The Arch,
has saved over $25, 900, and II he lives he
will be worth $50, 900 in the course Of I've
years. He is = bright. sensible, honorable
business man. and highly esteemed BY all
who know him.
Slss Caroline Richings il wsalthy--worth
at least 100000. We hope she will live 70
accumulate million,
Mr.. Peter Richines owns . One country
seat. ~ has essr $50 ~ - gcssssmSasj.
With his foil white baFda h. b the hand-
soosse ''cld nAn" ID PhilAdslphia sity e
couuey. e He h = fseulAf teae6ss in 0sb-
bath ssAsol. and stAhda high In The church.
9asylesd ~ repealed Ne NV ssqsiriseI
eeeislsation Of bd1h& 0aniaese md deaths.