The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-18
THEATRICAL NOrEs.


Charles Wndhain has the rcbt 10 Hazel
kirke in England
There il no truth In the story that Janau.
schek is IN III health.
Mrs. l.augtry has added Pygmalion and
oratca 10 her report0ire.
Ellie Elisler will leave shortly for Europe
TO be gone until August.
lolanthe has celebrated its Tooth repre-
sentation in Boston atthe Biou.
Twenty-three new operas were offered TO
the manager Of the Royal theatre in Berlin
last year,
David Belascos new melodrama, 1.-THE
Red fockeibook," wgs produced recently at
the California theatre.
Mrs Bernaud. Deere is to play the title
role in Fedora when the drama shall be
produced at the uayiharkot, London
Miss Blanche De Bar has been confined
To home IN Baltimore ny illness tor some
time past, but is now cunvalcscing,
Hamilton Clarke will shortly produce his
opera, Tho Dukes Daughter al the
Globe theatre, London. Arthur Law is the
libretist
Mile. Marie Fechter, daughter ct the
late Charles fpchpr, was married on
Monday last, in Paris, to her cousin, Mr..
Henri Poree.
Miss Jarbeau will sail for Europe In
May. She expects toreturn in August and
WIN, therefore, retain her cottage ut Long
Branch.
Miss Laura Don has returned from
France, She Is greatly improved in health,
ana conlemplates q starring tour ut an
early date.
Miss Jeiireys Lewis has accepted new
play, written by George Jessop aud William
en-. She will produce /, be'orethe close of
the present Seaapn,
Miss Georgia Cayvsn is ambitions and
energetic. In her leisure hours she has &C
qSlred au extensive knowledge Of French,
German aud Italian.
NJ. h. Curtis is going to Europe thus sum
mer, but will not act there. Ii the condi
tons seem favorable to him, however, he
viii probably produce. Sam'l Of Pozen there
IN 1884
Marie Prescott stars on The conclusion OF
her engagement with salyinl tms season.
She will be supported by Lewis Morrison,
aud her repertoire will embrace Camille,
Led Astray, etc.
Helen Vincent has accepted liberal
offer TO play IN London theatre. After
this She will make tour OF the provinces
returning to thlscountry in time TO COM
mence her starring tour early In the fall
Mr.. De Belleylle has been engaged TO
play the, part OF Chateau Rcnaud in the
Corlcan Brothers in place of Theodore
Hamilton. Mrs, De Belleyille ella Pferd
ner) has also been engaged in the same cast
in minor part
The American right to Saville Clarke and
Walter Slaughter's opera, entitled An Adj
amlesS Eden, which made q hit AT the Opera
Comique, London has been purchased by
MIR. Townsend Percy This is tho work
written for aud acted by female artists
solely.
A player who was Kissed for his bad act
ing IN the part of Hamct's Fathers Ghost,
in u crest fallen manner addressed the audi
once 81 am extremely sorry itmy humble
efforts to please are unsuccessful, but il
You d1u't Ike me | mugt give up the
ghost"
Little Minnie Ma5dern told q st. Louis
reporter thai th2,Beldy over The trip to
that city rom Cincinnati during the high
water caused her to lose fifteen pounds,
which makes her exact weight ut present
over thirty four pounds eleven ounces and
halt,
The old plsy Of the Jeweas, which hasno
been done IN Philadelphia Tor many years,
WIZ w i'NANAN Nv NAlt hlltu III tiNnOlAlN
spectacular style for the Easter HOLIDAYS.
II has been revised and rewritten expressly
for Tits production by J, W, Reynolds stage
manager,
Max Freeman, comedian and stage
manager with Barley Campbell's Siberia
company, will leave for Germany the first
week In April whore he vii, bring out 81.
BERN aud the White Slave in the German
language, Mr.. Campbell follows IN MAY,
for an extended tour broad Mr.. Freeman
will be a member of the Madison Square
Theater company next season, beginning
| August LIST.
Mile. Etelka Borry, late leading lady of
the Imperial theatre, st. Petersburg, in
tends starring In this country next season.
Mile. Borry is Hungarian by birth, is
young, OF commanding presence, and has
q good European reputation. Her English
Is said to be remarkably good, she having
studied in London with Herman Ve1in.
Her season will begin with preliminary
| tour in April, when she will play Adrianne
and Camille in New York, at the Fifth Az.
enue theatre.