The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-11
DRAMATIC AN ~ opERaTIo.


Nellie Calhoun is once more In London.
Even Colorado proposes to have n musical
festival.
Five Nilsson concerts .at Cincinnati drew
$4,000.
Frederick Haase has been enthusiastic.
ally received at st. Petersburg.
Patti asks $3.50 for single appearance
IN the Handel festival in England.
Nine, Ellmonreich set Sacramento ON fire.
with her dramatic genius. She has gone
eastward to try the large cities Of America.
10 Howard says that no actress in Nav
YORK has any diamonds worth speaking of
except Ellie Wilton, who has $4,000
worth. '''NN
Georgee. Riddle, who played in the Greek
play IN New York, IL called by and irreyer.
ent correspondent little TIN Oscar Wilde
on wheels.
Mr.. Gray has published 1.-THE Castleton
Medley WALTZ" by Yonke, introducing
You" and other popular airs.
A scandal has been raised in London over
the acceptance by Mr.. Righton, awell.to-do
actor, Oh ioo from the benefit fund for the
sufferers by the Alhambra fire.
Old Shipmates does not seem TO be meet.
ing with success in the east. Mordaunt
mas had serious trouble with his wife over
the dashing widow who was In the east
here.
Stctson's spectacular productions of the
Oorsican Brothers and Monte Christie have
not PAID. III he wants to spend money on
spectacle, why take old, hiialutin melo-
dramas when standard plays can be had
The jews in Russia seem Electrically In.
clned toav very abnormal degice, as, in.
deed, they are everywhere. The buriais of
the persons burned To death al The late
circus fire oi Berditschoir comprised those
90 orthodox Christians and 60
ltJln-.. pathviics.
G. y; Bishop has been acting in play
calied strictly Business, in Baltimore AS
n strictly business arrangement, he dis.
pensed with flowers and pcrluined pro.
grammes as souvenirs, aud substituted In
their places package OF canned fruit TO
every lady in the audience.
Nine. Sara Bernhardt is Justly STYLED bv
her friends the most indoIatigable of wo.
men. Who would imagine that with her
muitiiarious occupations she could iln,l
time TO write memoirs. And yet the idea
Is not fiction, but reality. In the fast an.
preaching month Of April, under the It'll,
OF MIA Vie do Theatre" we shall be abl,
to read the artistic autobiography of Ia,
great actress. Part oftho manuscript. W,
are In u position to affirm, Is already in III,
hands OF her editor and the remainder Ia,
been promised by the end of the the pres
ent month. The book is TO be in one vol
nmo' with illustrations by NJ. Roybet ant
! Nine. Nilsson settles the disputes abou
/ her future engagements after this fashion
IAN this talk about my having signed
q contract with anybody TO sing In opera /
! purely imaginary. have signed no con
a tract with anybody, and don't know M
shall. SO far AZ Messrs, Mapleson and Gy,
are concerned, they hold nocontract 81 que,
, by me to appear In opera, though they al
ways say to the contrary. am to-day
irec woman, or shall be after my contrac
with Mr.. Abbey has expired. III shoul
Z make a contract To sing In opera, Il woul
Y be with Mr. Abbey. Mr.. Abbey Is a gen
y tleman always and he speaks the truth
When he says that he will do Il thing IL WI,
, bedone aud there is no moro about H."