, 1884-05-18

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Frank Mayo will celebrate his silver
wedding in Chicago, May 20.
Irving will play in Trelfh Night, with
Ellen Terry as Viola, on his return to
New York.
The Rhea season at the Baldwin thea
tire, San Francisco, opened Monday night
with a 81 400 house.
BARLEY Campbell is getting ready for Il
f~our-act play for next season at the Union
| Square, New York.
Terriss, Irving's leading man, has been
secured for the Madison Square Theatre
for the season of 1856.
Mrs. Langtry loves the gold dollar so
well that she has had n set of two dozen
dress buttons made of them,
Salvini is anxious to return to this coun-
try next season, and has made a PROPOSE
ton to the Erohmans to act as his man
ayers.
The Pulse Of Nco York, the new play
by Robert Griffin Morris, has met with
an unqualified success at the Star theatre,
New York City.
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The sale of seats for the minstrels and
Nat Goodwin will commence at 9 O'Clock
sharp. Monday morning, at Rhodes &
IroxelFs drug store.
When Larry Bramigan imagined that he
could fill lrving's shoes ut the Lyceum he
had no idea of the capacity of people for
approaching acting in London.
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Miss Sarah Jewett has not been en-
gagged by Messrs, Shook Il Palmer for
next season, although there have been
several statements to that effect.
Miss Marie Burroughs retired from the
Alpine Roses company last week, and will
Immediately join the RGjdh, proceeding
with that organization as far assam Fran
cisco.
Mr.. Henry L. Abbey has gone to Eu-
rope. He will return for n short time in
the fall, but the principal portion of the
coming year will be spent in London by
him.
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The Parlor M1tch, which Mr.. G. H.
Hoyt has prepared for Messrs. Evans,
Bryant and Hoey, is an ampliication of
one of the sketches which these popular
performers have made successful.
The WallacL company, with Osmond
Tearle at its head, will travel all summer
with Lddy Glare, going as far as San
francisco, They will appear in Cheyenne
for W nights in August.
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Mrs. Langtry continues to do a large
business at Niblo's Garden, New York,
as Gatatea. As this is her third engage
mcnt this season in New York City it
speaks we'll for Mrs. LAngtry.
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Lcavitt's Ministries, a~splcndid orgnniza-
ton, will appear at the Opera house,
Tuesday evening, next. A great many
new features will be presented, new songs,
new jokes. Lovers of minstrclsy should
not miss hearing them.
Mr.. j. r. Tillotson has found a capital
ist who will send his play called Brent
rood to. California in June. Mr.. +. b.
Warde will play the leading male part,
and Miss Kate Forsythe has been engaged
for the principal female character.
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Miss Emma Nevada, the American
Prihla dohha' Is negotiating with a New
lolk manager win a view to visiting TINS
country next season, either IN opera or
conceit II IS understood that MISS Ne
Naua Is Oacheu Dy man Alackey.
IN -. r -.
was a rank failure this year. The total
9gfhclent to pay Modlesk9 and Tom
keene: The net loss on the whole is
S SI2 ao SSo4'ooo' the expenses no"'ing up
s4o'oOo'
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Nlri IIehTy Lee NJ. FRANK w eston ana
NllSs Enc ElSIsr' VIII 60 starring together
mex season. lhGy nave arranged to open
al the baidwln theatre, san francisco, IN
OCTOBER; IL - understood that they have
u new pay whiGh Is calculated to EXHIBIT
Their various gifts.
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me oaStietoh leyer IN FRISCO has
broken OUT anew ana unless a cold wave
turns up an epidemic among the Caliior-
ME dudes may be looked for; When bon
me nate appeared as the aliur1ng widow
ana inc launtiest Of swGIis-acts new to
the coast-thcJ enncsSc dorcc yielded to a
man.
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sara Bcrnhardt Is learning to play the
flute. Before beginning to PRACTICE she
always ties a red ribbon around her left
ankle and anchors the other end to the
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