The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-10-29
CouLIssE CHAT.


II is reported that Miss Biiou Heron will
soon change hcr name Henry Miller of the Madi.
son Square Theatre, is said TO be the happy man,
Miss Calhoun, an American actress. was
announced to appear at the Itnpcral Theatre london
on October it, as Hester gtG,sbrook I'm srhc ttneoual
Match ~
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Another pretty sister Of Eliza Weathersby
has arrived from England, and Is at the Bljou Opefa
House, New York, The weathersby family must he
n very prolific one.
The seats for the first Langtry night were
sold at auction aud brought more than was ex-
pectcd. The price paid Tor the most desirable box
was s32O, $50 more than at tho Patti sale, It was
taken by the English actor Mr.. wyndham, whocame
over In the same steamer with Mrs. Iangtry.
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usners Nv ootu theafes often exercise 1T
Tie Judgment w bringing people down the centre
Sond reach their seats by the slae aisle without ,p
commodlng anybody. A competent usher would take
his convoy around 20 the int where the way to their
seats is least imreded.
daughters OF Maggie Mltoheli ana Lydla
Thompson are about TO become actresses. son OF
salyinl Is playing with Margaret. son of sothorn
Is performing some OF the late Comedians roles In
England and another has been acting with Nc
Culluugh. son OF Mr, and Mrs. Chaufrau has ap
Children W and All of Dion Hcwcc,ult M arc acIops
h.,n ,,,
| mcrly Of Fofd's, has evidently "mashcd Z" Boston
youth with serious effect. lie writes deSorlptlvelJ
OF her; The white wonder Of her armss too dlyinely
Is but the beautiful phantom OF some delicious dream
chseed into glorious tangby by some old master s
cunning hand.'
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me hlchmohu Stute OF OctoDer lt IN
Eva Mills, OF Washington, in the role Of patience,
| acted and sung with excellent effect and by her
thorough training In vocal art aud stage business
gave strength andspice to the whole cast Her MIX
maid song was beautifully rendered. and after sing
Ing IL she was presented with handsome basket of
nOwcrs.'
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| 1oung MISTRESS winthrop, according 10
the Times Is the finest and most artistic play
our stage It's, for the most part, well acted, and
plays produced at the Madison Square Theatre. Mr.
Bronson Howard has placed before the public an
American drama which one can admire and respect,
which is worth taking ana arguing about, and which
is likely to please permanently the hest Intelligence
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| 80 New York, Park Theatre, nve weeks December
phia, liavery'S, one week; December 25. lirooklyn
liavefly's one week; Ianuatyl, Chicago, layerly's.
| two weeks; January 10, st. Louis, olympic, one
week; January y, Memphis two nlghts January "a,
| Atlanta, two nightsi January 20 New Orleans, st.
| Charles, one week; February D, nashville, two
nights; Eebfuarys, Louisville three nights; February
| II, Cincinnati, one week.
| u..,.,., r,..z.,.,.., n., AL.
| naNerly oohsoitua'eu mastouoh MIN
| s.relS nave proven magnet OF Monuruus power ~
| .ne ~, Siooe lneaure ,nls week. FROM a completely
nlieu mouse on Monuay nignt tney nave sprung upon
us h'gntly the rarely seen enolem, standing room
| ohly. ~ rms 100, NJ hat-past seven O'Clock, au
event entirely w,,hout paralel. LAST night nun
uleus We're actually TURNED away ron Tue aoOfs wno