The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-09-18
pRAmATIo.

isnow in his SlityCsr.
Edward A. Tborle will ioin Tom keene's
company rs leading support.
Nine. Jsnsuschek will begin her next ses-
son st Cleveland ON October 3.
Mario, the once famous tenor, is in Lon
don visiting one Of bis daughters.
Emily Soldene is in Lcndon, snd says she
will never visit thia Couatry again.
Tchairowski, the Russian composer, has
published twelve new pianotorse pieces
The Hsrrisons have opened with Photos
again this season, at the Park theatre, Brooke
Ign.
NJ. Frank Mayo calls his company to-
gether for rehearsal al Providence, and will
open the season there.
Miss Pauline Markham is playing Louise
in The Two Orphans with s company on
the New England circuit.
Mr.. Jefferson has given up Rip Van
Winkia for time, and is TO appear this sea
aon rs Bob acres in The Rivals.
Fred Madsden has finished the new play
for Lolita. She mas the manuscript Rod says
she likes it better than any she has ever had.
King 0scsr, OF Sweden, bias Trittcn q
drama. Tuo work of trsuslating il into Ger
msn wss done under the personal supervis-
ion OF It's royal author.
Three members Of Fanny Davenporps
Company Barton HUI, Charles Fisher sud
George Dorrell-- combiaed receive the oics
fat sum of $3.50 per week.
Frank Mayo carries between thirty and
forty people this SESSION. Frank has got to
do pond0rous business 10 make his wallet
anyways active at the close.
Minnie nauk is passing the warm month,
al Seelingberg, Switzerland. Sbo is In con-
stant demand ia German muiical cen,ers
and her reputation IS increasing.
The Professor completed arun of 100
nights at the Madiion Square theatre last
Thursday evening This drama is booked
for Grey's Opera House this season.
Adelna Patti, it is said, has arranged to
sing Elsa in L)hengrin at three special per-
formsnccs during the German opera season,
IN Drury Lano Thester, London, next year.
Boey and Hsrdie's Child of the State COM
bination will shortly opso st the Windsor
theatre. Mr.. Hardie says that his new play,
The Oorsican, il nearly ready for produc-
ton.
Alice Oates leaves for San Francisco,
California, September l0sh. She will full
all engagements in Australia this winter.
She can be addressed as per card up to
November lat. .-.,,.- -.
A Boston actor is reported to have col
lection of over COO hair pins which he
pkcted from the heads Of different profess
sionsl ladies. He has them all labeled with
names, dates, etc,
Emma Abbot pronouuces the Grand opera
house at Springfield, Ohio, one of the hand
soonest, finest and best arranged opera houses
in America. The threatre is owned by John
w. Bookwalter, democratic nominee for
governor.
One Of the comic events in comic opera is
the production of Madame Favart by the
Comley Baron Company al the Fifth Avenue
Theatre, One hundred and nineteen people
will be required for the stage representation,
and the scenery and costumes will be entirely
new.
The 100 Wives Company will begin the
season at Poughkeepsie, and then make
short tour west. The company will play in
New York early 10 November Mr.. G0sche,
the manager, says he is determined to pro.
duce the piece in Salt Lake City at all
hazards, even if he has to ask for the pro-
lection Of the United States authorities.
N. f. Brisso, stag manager for Sarah
Bernhardt Outing her American tour, has
been engaged TO put on the stage az Mon
treal the patriotic drama of '0ne Hundred
Years Ago. now running in Paris under the
title Of The Patriot The theme is taken
from incidents in the American revolution.
Frank Lawrey will play the principal char
acter.
A philadelphia paper Gays an intimate
friend Is authority for the statement that
John E. Owens, the veteran actor, has lost
the sccumualions of his lifetime through
unfortunate speculations in California, and
has had 70 sell his beautiful estate near
Baltimore TO meet the losses. He was con-
sidered one Of the wealthiest actors 10 the
country,
Mr. Boucicaults engagement at the Boston
Museum begins with the winter holidays,
and during its continuance he will appear in
The Shsughrsun, The Colleen Bawn and
other former Successes, as well as in one and
possibly two now Irish plays Of his own. He
says that this engagement, and one in New
York which will follow il, will be the Last he
will play in this country, as thereafter he in.
tends 10 devote himself to the artistic edu-
cation OF his children.