The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1885-11-29
couLIsSE CHAT

MINNIE laimer was married 10 ner manager, John
II. rogers, three years ago In Baltimore.
Mestayer's "we. Us 4 Co." drew crowded houses
ct Fords Opera House in Baltimore last week.
The rule "NO offerings will be handed over the
iootlights," !s becoming general at the New York
theatres
Roslna Vokes and her English comedy company
follow the Days at The Chestnut street Theatre
Philadelphia.
1t is reported that Miss Minnie Palmer will marry
her manager, MIR. John Rogers, in London on De.
cember 22 next.
". 7. Carleton plays "Tne Mikado " in his com.
pany in San Francisco with Charles Drew as Ko Ko
and Louise Paullin as Yun, Yum.
The female " slaves" In " Amorita ~ at the Casino
are a very near approach TO Eve in the Garden OF
Eden In the nudity OF their undress uniform. Where
Is Comstock?
c. D. Hess has retired from the management of
the Lillian Russell Company, which is now backed
by Edward Solomon. Mr.. Hess Is with the Thomp-
son Opera Company.
at Roster and Bles, New York, is beautiful bru-
nette, and only seventeen years Of age. She has
lovely voice, and is a big card.
Charles Gayler has written threeact comedy for
is called Z" Miss Moilie," and will be produced in the
Park Theatre, Boston, on the 30th.
Charles B; Hanfordl IN the "comedy Of Errors,"is is
Academy in many day.-BuDaio Ne,cs.
-. }. X Emmet g. Fritz " went on terrific spree
last week IN New York and had to be taken to
were a, cnnnirr towns in pnnnssio & N
Jersey.
The new comic opera Jack Sheppard" llbretto
by A. X Fulton, music by Adam Itzei, Jr. was pro.
Week by the I Jeannie Winston company and Was we'll
received.
Among the people cast Tor The Rat-Catcher of
Hamelin I" at Nib!o's, New York. are Edward Lamb,
James f.. HaRan, Th9mas shirley, Walter owen,
IewiS arsJ na Leonr, oa, mIs sr i,in nsa ma.,e
BY direction of Col. John A. Mccaull The MI.
naao m Do ",n.r uuu u.asu -. .no .ovn-
matnne viis HaS nr, i,i a.ter 'Ge
th ~ ~ w ~, ~ H. III W. ptsn.ue
"Chink OF Gold"
snencer Cone. the father nj Kate (uarton Il. .
we,i.tnown man abont town in New Yort a m ed,rm-
sIzed. snare men. with crsp curv. and grizzIv hsr
and mustache and wrinkles that indicate Years and il
not the active man he used to be In the days Of his
yoatn' he is regular 'heatre'goer ana good
-.
THIS seems 10 be great season Tor the Legitimate.
in Nav vow xvhere tho MotronoIiton Oro,o uouas
the Isruest iheatre in the citv,a c,owTed ~ asch
ncyfSrmance and aven ES":in Roo,h,S nnsiness M ~
Settsr than ever The ssiv,ri an"enam.n, nnans =;
the Bos,on Theatre with The fi,adIator. M.
vember 50.
The Chicago Herald congratuates the Ideal Opera
Company upon the hit of Its record in having secured
Zelie De Lussan, who became at once an Immense
nit Tho comnanv never met with more enthus,asu am
In Chicago, which is one of it's strongholds, than
during its Visit which closes tonight All the old
favorites were cordially welcomed, and Miss Hunt
came in m" Tor hearty n..aisc The ideals were iasi
week In ST. Paul.
FRANZ Listza OPINION OF tue zither' Ihe lone OF
the either, so sweet and mellow. and yet so impress
slve, rouses and soothes the nerves at the same