Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-06-01
THE GREEN ROOM.
Actors, Actresses Play Writers, and Thing g
About the Stage

Actors, Actresses, Play-Writers, and Thing,
About the Stage.
Rose Eytinge will play short engage
ment in London.
John A. Stevens is not coming, aftel
all. No great loss.
May Davenport goes with Frederick
| Warde next season.
Pauline Lucca has been engaged for ar
operatic season in America.
Emily Rigl will star next season under
the management of Brooks and Dickson.
W. E. Sheridan sails for Australia on
the June steamer. Good luck 60 with
this superior artist.
John T. Raymond is contemplating a
tour through Manitoba, under the manage
ment of Brooks and Dickson.
Pretty Bessie Samson, of the Vokes
Family, will soon become the wife of Ger
aid Warenar, a Scotch merchant.
Mrs Ettie Henderson has returned from
Europe, and has not disposed of her play,
Almost Life, as was reported.
Harry Courtaine, the old California
favorite, is said to be coming here with a
new play before he goes to Europe.
The Dramatic BreUities, San Francisco,
a thoroughly good dramatic newspaper,
has entered upon its second volume.
P. I. Barnum proposes to take his pres
ent circus to England next October, and to
return to New York again next April.
Mary Anderson has been presented with
beautiful brown mare of the Denman
stock, by J. c. Ireland. of Louisville, Ky.
The Kennedy Cotton company are still
in British Columbia. They have been
playing to bad luck, and have not hitherto
made the trip financial success.
The Frog Opera" is the rage at the
Bay now. Let US have "Tadpole"
tragedy or a Polliwig" comedy next
Everythings in name, you know.
The Mallorys have won their Hazel
Kirke =" injunction suit against Steele
Mackeye, while the latter was less fortu-
nate with his case against the Mallorys.
1t is now said that Theodore Thomas,
who was reported to be negotiating with
Manager Locke, of San Francisco, is not
coming here-at all events for the present.
The country towns are supporting the
travelling troupes unanimously and en-.
Enthusiastically this season. This is one OF
the best evidences of pecuniary prosperity.
J. NJ. Hill has secured play that was
read and rejected by Mckee Rankin. Its
original title was 1.-The Angel of Piety
Flat" but it has been re-christened ga
Squar' Man, and he will produce it in
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Minnie Maddern's new play, L" Fogg's
Ferry" has been rehearsed under the direc.
ton of the author, Charles E. Callahan,
well known newspaper man of Cincinnati.
The comedy has been produced at Abbey's
Park Theater, New York, with strong
cast.
A new violin genius has appeared in
Italy-a little girl, whose name is Tua.
Her father, a very poor man, scraped
little money together to buy violin for
himself. His next extravaganza was to
buy his wife guitar When the little
girl was three years old she taught her.
self, and played in ouch an incredible
style on the violin, that the father i'm.
mediately undertook to produce her as
a prodigy. When she was 7 she ar
rived in Paris. There she was brought
to Nassarr, who was go struck with her
precocious talent that he at once offered
to take her into the Conservative. To
this the father objected. But the SEN
sation which the child created was such
that a subscription was opened to secure
the parents existence during the time of
her apprenticeship. She has now left the
phenomenon.