Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-25
STAGE SETTINGS.


PROF. RIDDLE will shortly play with Miss
Mary Anderson.
NINE NILSSON always prsys before she
goes on the stage.
GEORGE c. Min, the pastor tragedian,
sails for Europe shortly.
Frederick PAULDIsG will most likely be
seen shortly in comic opera
LOUISE SYLVESTER will remain in San
Francisco the coming summer.
LOUIS SEARLE is playing Patience at the
Arch street Operahouse, Philadelphia.
KUzDo GYozo, the boy violin virtuoso, is
well received at Roster & Balls concerts.
THE sale of seats for the Dramatic Festi-
val in Cincinnati commences April 4th.
THERE will be great many stars of about
the seventeenth magnitude the next season.
Who Guns the BABY is the title OF a comic
play produced recently at Tony PASTORS theater.
YOUNG MRS WINTHROP" is playing to
large business at Baldwin's Theater, San Fran
cisco
"THE AMADAN," BoucicalPa new drama,
is drawing immense audiences to the Boston
THEODORE THOMAS receives $1,000 for one
performance of Gounod's The Redemption, in st.
Louis, during May.
Mr.. FRsD' HARVEY, the New York tenor,
has been asked to sing the forthcoming produc-
ton of EVdh in Baltimore.
Lewis, has Joined the latters opera company, and
is playing the Countess in Oliuehe
MULDooN, the wrestler, also appeared with
Nine. ModjesEa in Chicago, his drawing powers
having proved very remunerative in st. Louis.
NINE. SCALCHI has been eugsged BY Mr..
Henry E. Abbey for next season. He is also after
| Frau Materna. Was it Mapleson who said he
could not get anybody.
LIZZIE EVANS, at present with the Milton
| Mobiles Company, will mos. likely star" next
season in play entitled 4 Wdylgdrd Girl, q COM
| edy drama by Frank Weadon.
| FREUND's issne Of the Music and Dram1,
| Of date February 18th, is a superb dramatic and
readable and respectable dramatic paper pub
| lished in this country.
BOB INeERsoLL sent a telegram 10 Mr..
| Robson to be read at the burial OF Mr. Charles
Thorne. Hope and memory are left to u.s. is
what it said. 1t is now perfectly pertinent to in
quire of Mr.. Ingersoll what it ia he hopes for.
Mrs. MATILDA PANTIzCH, professional
York Central Railroad Company in New York on
| Tuesday, for injuries occasio1ed by an acc dent
which necessitated the amputation OF her foot.
| A "WAGNER" memorial concert will be
given at the New York Academy OF Music Mon.
| wsgner's music only. Mime Nilsson will probably
| sing, and DR.. Damrosch conduct an orchestra OF
| 100 people.
EDWIN F. THoRNE. wbile in Chicago lately,
had loud alteration in the corridor of the Sher-
man House with Jim Crawford, gambler. ending
in vociferous announcement TO the crowd by
| crawford that Thorne had borrowed $500 of his
| faro bank, and refused to pay.
Mr. THEODORE THOMAS will give special
| performances of Wagner's PdrsVdt in more or
| less complete form later in the season. The ar
| rangsments contemplated provide for two at the
| Academy, New York two at the Academy, Brook
Ign, and others at Cincinnati and elsewhere
| WHEN the history of the Miles Dramatic
Jubilee at Cincinnati, comes to be written, 1t viii
be found that Mr.. n. G. Goodwin sought the posi-
ton of first comedian for the show and obtained ii
| through the shrewdness of Mr.. Russell his mana
ger. Mr.. Goodwin does not represent the comedy
genius OF the American stage.
The BROOKLYN Amateur Opera Company
| gave a performance of Chimes of Normandy the
| other evening at the Academy of Music. During
the finale of the second act, when everybody is on
the stage the pockets of the perform were riff cd,
and every cent, watch, sleeve-link, PIN stud, and
| anything of value, was stolen.
The Louisville argus says: 'Lotta, the
great, the true, and the beautiful, bewitchiDg
little female imp whose inimitable display of fine
| under linen, pretty hose, and keen jumping never
| fails to draw a theater full of Louisville folk
| women especially. gave not cent to the flood
| fund. Her business while in Louisville was
greater than anywhere else, yet she suffered Mrs.
Langry, foreigner, to contribute $1,000 while she
gave not red"