The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-01-04

tegrity and busincss-like promptitude in
meeting all monetary engagements, are the
great factors of that success, which has re-
suited in overlooking Golfers for the Madi-
son Square management. The technique
Of the stage was, at first, an unknown
quantity" to the Messrs. Mallory, and in
deed is now to certain extent. They rarely
obtrue their personality in the stage de-
partment. That is left entirely TO the care
Of two very able young men, who have re-
Gently at one bound sprung into well
deserved prominence. allude to the
Frohman Bros, Daniel and Gustave. Danl
Frohman is the resident manager in
New Worthwhile Gustave (his brother) 10
the general manager of all the travelling
branches. On Daniel Frohmsn devolves
the making out Of our numerous contracts,
both with artists and managers, and the
laying out of the various routes to be pur-
sued by our many travelling companies.
We have four companies representing the
sorrows Of poor Hazel over the country. /
tell you she is a very healthy girl and good
at least for another five years lease Of life"
"The enterprise and dash Of the Madison
Square management is something unprecs-
dented in the annals of the stage. For ex-
ample, some little time ago dramatic pi-
rate invaded some obscure little town out
west and south with stolen copy Of "Ha-
eel Kirke"; but the unsleeping eye OF
| Chief Frohman was on him. There is at
tached to the executive department Of the
Madison very smart young lawyer named
KIaw. This gentleman, armed with the re-
quisite papers was dispatched without de-
lay to carry havoc into the enemys camp.
Being threatened with instant arrest mo
empty threat as the governor of the state
had supplied Klsw with the documents)
these fellows handed over their stolen MS,
and in two instances were compelled to dis
gorge per centage into the Madison
Square treasury. merely quote this Incl.
dent to give some idea Of the vigor and
energy with which the executive depart
ment of the Madison is conducted OF
course our companies would never penetrate
into such small fry villages as these mana.
gerial banditti infest, but the motive of
the Messrs Mallory was to impress upon
the country at large that the name Of the
now famed Madison Square could not be
attached to any document or bill that they
were not responsible for. 1t is their trade
mark, and has as much right to be respect
ed as that Of people in any other line Of
business"
"By the way" he continued, las have
heard nothing but compliments since have
been here concerning the company repre-
sent, it is but fair that pay one thorough
ly deserved one in return. Our people, as
you are aware, are stopping st The Hslli-
day, and they sing its praises from morning
till night-in which heartily join. This
morning Mr.. Halliday very courteously
showed US the whole Of its interior econo-
my from cellar to garrett. We were all
highly Interested. The kitchen with ats
mighty chunks Of beef, quarter Of lamb,
turkeys and chickens, all in delicious
state of roast and brown gravy, seemed q
realization Of one Of Dickens descriptions
of Christmas dinners; but what particular
ly struck me was process for thoroughly
drying bed sheets by suspending them for
a whole day in room filed with hot air.
A damp sheet (the travellers horror is an
unknown thing at The Halliday" A visit
full look came over Mr.. BIS face as he
tinued in a pensive manner, land W.
reach the interior of Texas, whicH
do in few days how we shalr
'hesh-pots of Egypt II
shall think with regret upona
accommodation and splendssl
Halliday" ~
Here be broke off suddeA E 70.
being required by v
kilograms and letters.
however, the very able y
ager Of the company tgaznes
thread Of the discourse.
thusiastic in his praise ots Gins.
"but, said he, "what afe3ple'
and practically as the sttahan ~,
party, is the regard for
actors displayed behihbiic and
this respect, said Mr. gar
the beauty displayedic edited by
Cairo opera house yddr yss' b. i Ior
with the best y @ase
Boston have
outside oil New -.
always there) w
and actresses -.