Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-08
THE THEATRICAL WORLD.
Flashes from the FOOIIIghts. and
Green Room Gossip.

Savannsh's coming season will be bril-
liant.
Charles Fope, of st. Louis, is now booked
for Europe.
Miss Alice Harrison is at Long Branch for
the summer.
Miss Maude Granger is reported seriously
I'll IN New York.
Mrs. Langtry is studying Rosallnd in GAS
You Like It."
Ada Gray is coming money at Haverly's
Fifth Avenue Theatre, New York.
Mr.. Arthur Sullivan has lost his mother,
in England, recently.
Charles W. Butler has flashed a comedy
for John 7. Raymond.
Rankin is anxious that Leonard Grover
write him a new play.
The rheumatism has recently worried Gus
Williams considerably.
Maurice Barrymore goes to London
shortly to supervise new play.
The Oldest inhabitant has never known
thestrcals so dull In San Francisco.
1t is the Sells Brothers, circus men, who
talk OF building new theatre in Chicago.
Lawrence Barrett has purchased hand.
some residence on Fifth avenue, New York.
of erysipelas at his home, Jonesville, Wis
Mex season Mr.. Thomas W. Keene is to
be supported by Miss Constance Hamblin.
"Sam'l of Posen'' is playing to the best
business Of the season in San Francisco.
Charles Vandenhcff, now in Great Britain,
will return 10 New York early in August.
The place Of Fred Book in the Lawrence
Barrett company is to be filed by Otis
Skinner. --------
Mrs. A. Montpelier. wife of the Manager
of the Academy Of Music, Cleveland, Ohio,
died recently.
A daughter of the late Laura Keene, wife
of Professor Albert Leighton Rawson, Ii.
D., is quite III.
The daughter of Mile Bertha, the dancer,
is to begin her professional career ntxF
season in New York.
Miss Isabella Jackson has been re-engaged
to play Daisy Brown next season. She will
summer at Saratoga.
Currie, who so brutality assassinated Por-
ter in Tt Us, is now keeping q low, dirty
Gin mill in Durango, Colorado.
Louise Dempsey. formerly Of the Eighth
Street Theatre. Philadelphia, goes with
Emmet to San Francisco.
VIM. H. Hamilton, OF the San Francisco
Minstrels, sailed for Europe recently, ac-
companied by his wife.
Edwin Booths mother, Mrs. Junius Btu.
tus Booth, celebrated her eighiieth birthday
in Philadelphia Thursday week.
Joe Emmett and his donkey recently
played 10 an overt wing audience at Com
stocks Opera House, Columbus, Ohio.
Gus Williams new piece is entitled zone
of the Finest" and has magnificent scene
OF the Brooklyn bridge by moonlight.
William Gill and George Jessups are Joint
authors OF Minnie Maddern's new play, to
be produced In Indianapolis next month.
Mr.. Fred Warde. who is now at his home
IN Brooklyn, seems undecided as to his fu-
tire: but he certainly will not star next
season.
They have got Edwin Booths fortune
now M to $500, 600, nearly every dollar OF
which will 60 10 his pretty daughter Ed
wilma.
Zone dozen young ladies, all of first class
Louisville society, are preparing for the
stage. They say they intend to make mat
tiers lively for Mary Anderson.
Josephine Gallmeyer, prominent young
Vienna actress, will make her first appear
anee In the United States next OCTOBER at
the Thalia Theatre, New York.
Joseph Jefferson's repertoire for his fall
season at the Union Square Theatre, New
York, will include The Heir at Law"
1.-The Poor Gentleman" and 'sThe Rivals. /"
The beautiful Bella Mackenzie, who set
so many men IN Savannah crazy q. year or
two stree, arrived In New York last week.
She Is accompanied by her husband.