Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-07-30
STAGE FLASHES.

Maggie Arlington has been engaged 10
support Minnie Palmer in My Sweetheart.
Rhea will leave Paris for New York Au-
gust 5ih. William Harris will be her lead
ing support next season.
Gus Williams's receipts at Havsrly's Four
teenth street theater, with Oae Of the Finest,
have been thus far S14, 900.
Joseph Murphy begins his season early in
Septe mber. His success last year was the
greatest he had ever achieved.
Brooks and Dickson paid $500 for John
I. Raymond's new play, For Congress Ray
mond will open his season with it.
Joseph Wheelock is rusticating at his
home among the Highlands, preparatory to
his opening in Detroit in September.
Managers all over the country are conf
dent that next Il seAsen Will be the most pros
Messrs. Brooks and Dickson will soon be-
gin the organization of a second Romany
Bye company to play in the smaller towns.
Miss Minnie Madden has crossed over
Foqg's Ferry, and is now swimming on a
WItd WaUe Into popular favor. Havlin also
has on his bathing suit.
Bob Graham, who is in Frisco with the
Mitchell Pleasure Party, is suffering from a
very severe liberation of the throat, and in
| danger of losing his voice.
Marion Elmore is TO sail from Liverpool
July Goth. After her New York engsge-
ment she expects to contest the Southern
field with Pixley and Lolita.
George NJ. Chester, of the Detroit Free
Press, over twenty years connected with that
journal, has resigned his position to travel in
advance of Roland Reeds Check.
James w. Morrissey will have the man.
agement of the Wyndham company during
heir Ann ~ oh or he
Union Square Theafer, October 30lh.
The virtuous Berlin censors have refused
to allow the performance of Emile Anglers
Marriage d Olympic in that city on the ground
that several of the situations it contains are
immoral.
Miss Florence Arnold has been engaged by
w. III. Power to support VIM J. Scanlan in
Shdmus IN America for the coming season.
She is one of the most beautiful and talented
actresses on the stage.
Brooks and Dickson have made arrange
ments with John Stetson for Mr.. Mantell to
take the part of "Sir Clement Huntingiord"
in The World He will arrive in this coun-
try about September LIST.
Roland Reed made distinct bit with
Cheek in Boston. / saw 1000 people on the
opening night call him before the curtain
several times. He was heartily Endorsed by
the press.-Boston Letter.
Helen Tracy, Helen Bancroft and Mrs.
Sediey Brown, and Harry Lee have been en-
gagged by Laura Don for her play, A Dauqh-
fer of the Nile, which will be produced at Inc
Standard Theater, New York, on September
4th.
Gilbert and Sullivan's new opera will be
produced in this country in November. 1t
is expected to run the entire season at the
Standard Theater, New York. Brooks and
salru xztll A.. -
York.
Miss Mary Anderson will play six weeks
in New York City during the approaching
season-four under the management of Mr..
Stetson, at the Fifth Avenue, and two at the
Grand Operahouse, New York. Mr.. r. l..
Downing will be the leading man of the
company.
Lawrence Barrett is considering an offer
to lead a great revival of julius Cesar as
"Cassius," at the Lyceum Theater in London,
when Mr.. Irving comes TO America. Mr..
Barrett has been having glorious visit in
London, whence he goes to Paris and thence
to Stratford. He expects to sail for America
August 9th.
John T. Raymond will be supported the
coming season by o. HI. Barr, Harry Pear
son, George F. De We're, ]. F. Dean, John
Marble, J. B. Rensuld, Stella Boniface,
Lizzie Creese, Ruth F. Cowles, Bella Flohr,
Jeanne Boyd and Mabel Crosby. The com.
pany will commence rehearsing next week.
Mary Anderson will visit London in a few
weeks. She will not go professionally, |
though she may be induced to play short |
engagement at the Lyceum. She is a great |
admirer of Ristori, and will take the oppor-
unity to study some of the great ACTRESSES
points during the latter's engagement in the
In couple of weeks Mr.. Bronson Howard
will hand in the manuscript of his new play
o the Madison Square management. 1t will
Fill take to the first days of September, and
hen the piece will be Immediately put in
ehearsal, so that we shall probably see the
isappearance of Esmeraldd from the city
bout October lst.-Dramatic Tunes, Ncp
Fork.