Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-02-04
Amusement Notes.
The Points of the Show Season.

Salvlnl gave Camplnlni, MaplesOn
tenor, instructions in the art Of acting.
Remeny has wife and two children in
Hungary.
"Hazel Kirke'' will be given here by
an excellent company.
The Mulligans' Silver Wedding will
be Ed. HNrigan's next.
Agnes Leonard is reported to have lost
SIG, 900 SO far this season.
Alice Atherton (Mrs. Willie Edouin)
became the mother of a new son recently.
The Barnum London slow is having
2.GC0 advertising sheets engraved.
All the floral tributes given to Gerster
are sent by her direction to the hospitals.
Golfers company appear in Hornellsville,
n. T.. tonight. They open in Phi!adel-
phia on Feb. IA.
The English manufacturer who adver
tiscs the ''NilIson match is making
light of a fine vocalist:
Bob Slavin. who was here with Ford y
Dcnhams ''Pranks' party, has joined
Havcrly's new minstrcls.
Col. Snelbaker, manager of the Majes-
tics, was form rly ch;e' Of the police in
Cincinnati.
The Geld weather is good for hall shows,
but the snow is very hard on those COM
panics which ~. i,.'t u;i t;lt road.
Tie bill posters OF this city viii give a
ball shortly. They nave very pretty in
vita:iOns ont
Minnie Hauk is playing .. Carmen - in
Vienna witt. success. She is a greater ia
vorite there.
Adam Forepaugh says Boston is the
great st circus show ,uEn in the coun-
try.
Mary Anierson's mother is always with
her and captures all the sweet-scenteu
notes that soit-pated Ien send her.
Billy Courtright is billed at the Zoo,
in indianapolis Ciis home). Hc must have
left the :" Fun on the Bristol troupe.
The snow business is remarkably good
in this city There have been but one or
two bad houses since Christmas.
The three Rankins. Major Burk and
Theodore Jackson have joined the . Big
Four MINISTRIES.
Miller. of the Winter Garden, Philadcl-
phia. has received a variety theatre license,
as he has closed his bar.
Lester & Allen have been playing with
Haverly'S new Nastodon minstrels but
they arr, now at Tony Pastors theatre.
William II. Stowe, Dan Rice and j. c.
Oates Will have a circus this season. Dan
will appear as clown.
Barlow. Wilson, Primrose & West are
playing Il week engagement in Pitts
bursii.
The Big Four MINISTRIES arc on their
way 10 san Francisco. They are in st.
Joseph. No, tonight.
The New Ycrk Mrcury has at last sue
ceedcl in getting a correspondent in this
city.
Annie L"rise Cary will sing exclusively
in concert and OratOriO next season. 1t is
rumorcd that she is married.
Maurice Denglemont, the boy violin
ist, is only fourteen years old. He plays
Mendlesso!in's concerts with great taste.
Clara Louise Kellogg and Lillian Nor
ton, b"ih American vocalis,s. have re-
ceived flattering attentions in st. Peters
burg.
Jay Il. Hunt, a rising Young actor, who
has been playing ut Woods's Museum,
Philadelphia, shortly joins the iIarrison's S
"PhGtos.''
Saliic Adams, the musician, who is the
wife Of julie Keen. tn" Dutch comedian, is
I
he lungs.
Ferguson & Mack, who arc with Pat
Rooney, are two OF the funniest Irish CON-
edians on the stage: They go with Tony
Pastor on his travelling tour.
70 draw the dollars and aid the dises-
ton the proprietor OF a Partisan hotel gives
orchestral concerts, strengthened by a
prima donna by way Of desert.
Ravcll, one of Col Mapleson's terors,
is a relative of the famous pantommist
Ravels. He is thrty-two years old and
has been on the stage four years.
Charles Goldie, the clog dancer, is the
husband of Sallic St. Clair. and Steele is
her brother. Press Eldridge is the hus-
band of Miss Lou Sanford.
Sneibaker's Consolidation is ut the Ma
tional theatre, Philadelphia, and Pat
Rooney is at the Grand Central. Both are
drawing big houses.
Harry Chaplain, now the agent of Bar
low, Wilson, Primrose & West, will he
agent tor Joseph Brooks, the theatrical
man, next season.
Tony Dcnier goes to Europe in March
to arrange with John ID Auban and family
for next season. Mr.. D'Auban is said to
be one of the best eccentric dancers in Eu-
rope.
George and Marie Nelson, who como
here with Miner & Rooney, played an en-
Gage.lent Of several weeks at FRANKIE s win
ter garden four years ago. They are we'll
known here.
Dal'y's MINISTRIES 60 TO Marietta on Sat-
urlay night and they will take large
number OF performers with tliem. They
will give good show and will probably do
well.
A company billed to play "Our Hoter'
swamped in Allentown, and everybody
who trusted the manager was "lett.''
The people Of the show were also left as
the manager flew by night, leaving them
behind.
are now in Europe, arrived home last
joined the new troupe, and he will remain
with them until the others arrive from
Europe, when he will rcjoin them.
In speaking of '.Hazel Kirkc,'' the Eas-
ton Argus says: "Those vino were pre-
sent at the production Of An Iron Will,'
at the Able opera house last winter and
were there last evening, could not avoid
recognizing similarity in the two plays"
The reporter OF that paper probably DOES
not know that it is TIL. same play.
NJ. B. Leavitt's English opera bu,lcsuue
troupe partially disbandcd in Milwaukee.
Wis, during the past week Mr.. Leayitt.
who says that he has lost $50. 900 in the
venture thus far this season. states that
such a course was necessary to prevent an
entire dissolution. Mr.. Lcayitt, with the
principal members of the troupe, went TO