, 1880-07-25
Aodjeskn, Mrs Scott Siddons, Miss Adele . re-
Earde, BIr. and Mrs. Georges. knight, Mss hate
Field, md H. j.. .Saraenfs comedy "Psyche'
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garde, afr. and Mrs. Georges. Knight, Mss hats !,
:by George r. Rowc:' =. =: ,s:s ~: ~: -:
4 correspondent asks What plays we're give1
an 9S sifx E y rs 5ne
science" and . Tho Two Men OF Sandy Bar
The Herbert organization has been formed formed
In the company there will be Frank lotion 1l
srns Haf psyo g. aontasne eas
George Spence. Edward Elros, Aiss Annie Bur
ton, Gecial Cotton. Marion Bent, Alice Montague
and Miss aatelle- ?: . ~,
"new" lew play, Forbidden Fruit" in terms Of
htrh praiao Que critic says it lis without
! doubt u very great work, and az :adyance upon
| pen. a grntcful public should embrace the op-
| porturtty at mentally testing the luscious pre-
| seutation OF this MASCULINE Pomona"
| An old manager Is credited With the remark
that one OF the worst results Of the present COM
bination system is: an increase Of immortality,
! tho natural consequence OF the inability Of
actors To maintain unythtng like a pcrmanent
I wives, and return to the old vagabond life
which tn former days made the 'piayers" q
by-word. 49,
Certain organizations now forming In this city
and and ss1osi,ua Whitcom6." The Ia lawyers yer ! of Il Man
aecr J.. II. ELL and the American agent OF Mr.
DouclcauaI may hnd this interesting. Owners
the fact that Y. n: :Lignn. Of New York City.
has recently been Offering Western managers
pase a rdeooasly low xrfs
found a trlnkfM OF stolen dramas
Luke Martin, the stage manager Of tho Ker-
ry Cow. pnrty; had benefit It M l Ereeport the
volunteered to play. The receipts we're $450.
After paying the expenses, railroad fnres, hall
rent etc. the sum Of S1l5 WaS left Luke sat In
nn11nfirn 1nnnRv. AyAH1
lining every dollar bill to SEQ that 1t genuine,
while joe Murphy stood over him, silently
thnmbed % the be- greenbacks for 'sc some ' time he
handed them to Murphy, with the remark,
:'That's all there Is, Joe; take your share Joe
Enve Luke the remainder. "That'N satisfy me.
1guess,.' said Joe, button1ng up his coat, and
sauntering out. ..' ~
GREEN-ROOSI GOSSIP.
>. Talmage, who Is under the management Of
Mr.. ;. II. Hill, has drawn immense houses in
California ,.-
". F. Sheridan will probably play the leading
part In the "False friend" travelling company.
Owen Fawcett will go with the same troupe.
1t is " officially announced by the New York
Times that the much ralAed.ot Daniel Rochat"
will open the regular Union Square scason. The
cnaracter Of Roc1lat will be performed by Mr..
Thorne and Leg Hendorson by Miss Sara Jewott-
Tho theme Of tho play Is tho conflict between
atheism and Christianity. =
Miss Minnie Cummings, the crushed actress
and authoress. is out with 2 card which she heads
10 this way: = Hunted down By the press! In
bIned to crush! Jealous woufd-b actors anxious
to r,,iu! But the paying publicdeterrniued to
pafToize the gea5 orsns e%oona society
Minnie Cummings" etc.
Louise Pomeroy has gone into print, to serve
MS warning 10 other nctresses with ltcrlry
iongtngs s "unfodment and and svoIpted"
serve for the embodiment" Of her idcns: "A
sweet season Of rest, solstice OF peace, would
transpire on this mundane sphere" >,
What cume near being serious panic, says
the Dramatic lfi,7nv, occurred at Hayerlys Fifth
Avenue Theatre Monday night during the third
with nervous deadheads, on whom the thrilling
Of Miss Cummings had wrought i
terrible effect, and they were ready, upon any
It came in the shape Of frc-engino which !
rushed past the open door. drowning the voices
Of the people on the stage at the time and filling
suge Of the engine set the entire audience on the
1nf yfyc, and when this WIS followed by a de- |
lacnment Of shouting urchins some idiot who |
deserved to be strung up to the nearest lamp |
post shouted ut tho top of his lungs Fire!' 4 |
scene Of tho widest sort of excitement i'm !
The ctoes sto9d stock
snrgiug mass Of furious people crowd |
ed into the aisles, and made for the |
1oors. Men stood up and shouted, Sit down. |
Eorgetful Of the advice they were giving to the |
others. a number Of brave dramatic critics |
:natched up their hats and put for the doors.
Ihe women were brayer than the men; although
hey betrayed their fear BY their pale scared !
Iaces, as general thing, they retained their
seats, and set praiseworthy example to the nj
eyed stronger sex. AT this critical moment |
Billy Birch and " H.Str!ckiand who wero seat
d side By side, began epplanding vigorously. |
Their plan succeeded, and in moment, just lis
)perti's orchestra began courAgcousy to play
popular air. denfeniug round Of applause
oiled over the audience. This had the effect Of
the frightened ones, and they re-
urned chapfalleE to their seats and serious
:alrmity WIS perhaps avcrted. The attaches in
ront Of the house seemed wholly undisciplined,
md they made no concerted effort to stop the
ush that was made TOR the street.