The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1881-10-13
DRAmArrcls AND MUSICAL.

t;m Hazel Kirkey has been presented 600
Dion Bouciclkult is playing in the "Col-
leen Bawn" in London
Fanny Davenport sent check for 500
to the Michigan sufferers.
Joe Jefferson is playing Bob Acres and
Rip Van Wrinkle this season.
Lotta's new play, by Fred Marsden, is
called Bob" and cost the little actress
IS, 900.
Vsrnona Jarbeau hasn't signed yet for the
season, although several tempting offers
have been made her.
Miss Mira Barrie and Francis Wilson, of
Mitchell's Pleasure Party, were recently
married at Minneapolis, MINI.
1t is said that Sam Hague's Minstrcls al
ford the finest first part ever heard in
America. Their success thus far has been
| phenomenal.
Maurice Grau writes from South America
10 the Mercury that he will return to the
| United States November 18th. During his
late tour Mr.. Grau has gamered over SlOe,
| 600.
Sara Bernhard is going to start a
dramatic paper in Paris. If she conducts
| il on the American plan il ought to furnish
| her with plenty of amusement.
The Hanlon-Lees and their famous lie
Voyage EN- Suisse" have appeared in New
York, and il turns out TO be an old-fash-
toned acrobatic pantomime superbly pre-
| scented.
A Boston actor has q collection of COO hair
pins. with the name of each of the OOladies
from whose heads he purloined them. lie
| now repents his crimes, but the general I'M
preston is that he viii die Daid-headed.
II is said that because Julie Rosewald has
been ailorded.a grand opportunity in the
Emma Abbott troupe, her ambition has
been aroused, and neither of the prima
dome is professionally happy.
A Cincinnati paper says: "A great
many theatrical companies are giving hotels
the go-by, and their agents will this season
secure rooms and Accommodations in private
boarding houses, where equal entertain
ment can be had for less money.
Lady stars are becoming nearly as abun
dant as tragedians. Laura Don Will shortly
head daughter of Nile" Company;
katherine Rogers will be the stellar front
of "Clarissa; or All for Love- enterprise,
and Katy Mayhcw will lead Seam
stress" combination.
An Irish comedian having recently Of
Tended a Cincinnati undertaken by some
grave illusions during the performance,
| was subsequently, honorcd with a sgrenadC
by "a quartette Of undertakers, who sbOthed
his early morning slumbcrs by chanting
beneath his window, 81 Am Waiting, Darl-
ing, for Thee"
While Ada Gray was gasping in the last
scene Of Camille lately at WatertOwn, y.
Y. the bed upon which she lay tipped uI
suddenly and nearly tumbled the dying
Camille into the pit. Hiss Gray,s strength
returned instantaneOusly, and she was on
her feet with the rapidity Of fOrked light.
ming. in which position she died j0yously
amid much applause.
An actress connected with ons Of the New
Y SrE thesfres, who Is a great favOrite wit.
the gallery. was lately being c0mplimented
in the green room on the blackness Of be-
lhsir. "Whv. tits dyed" she replied, viii
the arniable frnnkness Of the true artist
Dyed" repeated the other speaker, why
fsvOritc ne yOu are. you are net hve-and'
twenty" NO said the lady; "hut you
know whom the gods love dye early