Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-08-15
Theatrical Cram f,s

Rose Osborne has been eng aged h,
telegraph to San Franc SEQ, to play
leading business with Charles b
Bishops company for the coming
season.
JetIrays-Lewis will return from Eu-
rope about September lSt, and viii
ring with her g handsome wardrobe
from Worth, to be worn in ala Belle,
Russo"
French dramatic tertainrnerts ore
to be inauyurateGl soon in San Fran
cisco. Louis Natl.al will assume the
management and will import talent
fro.n France.
The New York World says J. II.
Haverly is negotiating FIR the prntiu"
ton of "The Rom,ny Rye" and Gilbert
and Su!iivan's new opera in his Cali
fornia T!ieater.
Mile. Marian, the eight feet tWo-inch
German fairy, now playing in ''5ihil
Bijou" at the Alhamhra Theatpr, Lon
don, is called Amazonian Jumbo, and
has become quite popular.
| Friak Cu,hman, who made the hit
of the Mastoaon Ministries in San Fran
cisco. was offered a partnership with
Billy Emerson in his minstrel organi-
zstion in that city, but declined.
It is officially stated that the postum
NOUS works of the late Joseph Joachim
I:asHi include the "Wiater" symphony.
an oratorio prnrescilen." words by
Wilhelm Genast, and two operas.
The Referee makes this rathe: sar-
castle remark : "Who says that a school
of dramatic art is necessary: Mrs.
Langtry has been on the stage a few
months and she is now netting between
1900 and c 400 per week.
Wilhelmj, the famous violinist, has
been travelling steadily for four year,
and has not visited his family in Wies-
baden in all that time. He will take
an opportunity of doing so at the close
Of his present engagements.
Charles Morelli. the we'll known
scenic artist and pan:omimist, died in
London a few weeks ago in his eighty
second year. Mr.. Moreli played in
pantomimes at Sadler's Wells with
joey Grinlaldi. ga e cd many things
have happened since then.'
Having procured him a papa, Sara
Bernhardt has now secured a lease of
the Ambigu Theater, Paris, for her son
Maurice. The young man is a singular
type of the eifeminate fop. He wears
rouge and powder and enlarges his
eyes with the .'crayon noir."
"Shamus in American is the title of
the new play written by Leodard
Grover for William J. Seaman, who has
made dates for its production in New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, ST. Louis,
Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, New Or |
leans, and flied twenty weeks in the |
smaller cities.
Julian Magnus, of the Urion Square |
Company, is a very clever writer. He !
is the author of "Conscience," and has !
recently been doing some very clever !
work for "Fiction" A strong melo- !
drama by Mr.. Magnus will soon be
placed on the hoard5 in New York.
Owing to her i'll health and the death
of her brother, Miss Maggie Duggan
mas sailed for Liverpool. She was
to cancel her engagement
with Tony Pastor, also an engagement
offered her by Augustine DAILY to play
the soubrette part in "Mankind." If
her health will permit she will return
in October.
Miss Maud Harrison is popular lady
in New York society. Her father was
of a transatlantic steamer.
Miss Hurrison's first success was as the
Widow in "Our Boarding House." at
The Park Theater, New York, some six
years ago, since when she has been
avorite, having made a hit in every
character she has essayed.
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