Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-03
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.

- Mr.. Johp {. Raymond has been acting In
San Francisco.
ON the 4th Of July, TIE World, now cur
rent AZ Wallacks. New York, starts forth On
tour Of the country.
Miss Rose Wood recently appeared In Chi
cage as ''CamiIle" and "Frou Frou."
Mr.. Charles L. Andrews, late OF Brooklyn,
VIII be the manager Of the Fifth Avenue
theater. for MT. Haverly next season.
-Mr. Frederick Plrot, the husband OF
Janauschek, who was ateiy reported as dan
gerously III, has recovered his health.
Mr.. George Holland has been endeavoring
to act lord Dundreary.n He appeared In
Philadelphia In that character.
The Hanlon-Lees, who are to appear In
the Park theater. New York, on September IL,
In their speciality called Journey Through
6srftzeridnd, will begin farewell engagement
In London, at the Gaiety theater. on July Is.
This win be their seventh engagement In Lon
don this season.
There IL an old play entitled S7tdEespeare's
Early Days. which contains the following pas
sage; "He who Is great in his OWN estimation
Is like man standing on a mountain; all men
seem little to him from above. and he, heaven
knows, looks little from below."
The fifty. fourth consecutive performance of
La Aaseotte was given at the Bijou opera
Opera House. in New York, last night. The
run Of the piece will be prolonged, as It con-
tnues to attract full houses.
q
tour Of the country next season. in Fni,Jdr and
TIE Galley Stare. by BARLEY Campbell. This
expedition will begin on August goth at the
Chestnut Philadelphia.
in COlb,tr.n's Nelr Monthly Magazine for June
there Is a good portrait of John Mccullough,
together with an article on his acting written
10 an appreclative and cordial spirit OF admira
ton. The writer says: His appearance. which
is simply perfection In this fine creation of
Sheridan Knowles, (Vtrgtnius), commended
itself straight to the heart OF the audience
and. as If they had been too much betrayed by
their feelings, they paused after their hearty
welcome, TO receive their next impression from
his voice and manner"
"Pstience" ia already bearing its legitimate
fruit, and company are said to be rehearsing
with the purpose OF taking it upon the road In
few weeks Henderson, of the New York
Standard Theater, who was calculating to make
this bis opening piece In september. will prob
ably feel like kicking somebody or other.
Marie Colombier, it appears, 1s about to
become authoress. She will shortly publish a
volume Illustrated by Detaille, called SARAH
Bernhardt en- Amerique." She also talks OF
writing novel,
Clara Louise Kellogg sails for home July IS
She is now at AK les Bains.
The Vokes family are going to lose another
OF their number as Jessie Is going to get mar.
ried to man named Warren Wright.
Henri Laurent and Blanche Corelli, the
opera singers. were recently married In Boston.
The other Mrs. Laurent was not present.
Gus Williams VIII travel next season In
new play by Frederick Williams, called "KaI-
SER" 1t can't well BE- worse than "Our German
Senator"
= The play by Mrs. Frances Hodgson Bur
nett, to be brought out at the New York
Madison Square theater next autumn Will, it ia
announced, be based on two of her stories
"Esmeralda" and "Lodusky."
-Salvinfs performances In New York have
resulted In the building OF small theater by
the resident Italians, on East 42d street, for
representations La their own language. 1t will
seat 500 or 600, and viii be opened soon with a
piece called, 1.-The Law OF the Heart"
New York, which has begun to feel itself
Geaten by Boston in the way OF summer
theaters, bids fair at last to get ahead again of
the city OF family pride and blue noses
Rudolphe AronSon, who for a time led the
orchestra at the Metropolitan concert hall, has
organized company to put up 800. 900 build
ing at the corner of Broadway and 39th street,
with concert hall, theater and ball. room big
enough to seat 1900. on the first floor, and a
terrace garden on the root with prOmenades
fountains and ornamental shrubbery. The
orchestra will be so placed on the roof that 1t
can be heard equally We'll In the hall beneath
It will be known as the Casino and Johann
Strauss viii probably open It next spring.