Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-23
Foyer Gossip.

W. J. Scanlon closes his season at Ann Arbor, Mich, next Saturday evening.
 w. J. Florence will revive ''No Thorough fare' next season, and will introduce new play from the French into his repertoire.
 Gounod's Redemption" had it's first pre- sentation in Rome before the king and queen few days since.
 J. H. Haverly has contracted with his minstrels for @ western tour They will perform in San Francisco during the entire month of June.
 Bernhardt and company will play ''The- odora" ct the Gaiety Theater, London, for a fortnight, beginning July 17th.
 It is rumored that Mime. Scalchi has pur- chased real estate in Chicago and will build on it and reside there
 Mile. Rhea played to poor business in both St. Paul and Minneapolis, the papers say
 Salvini will open his New York season October 26th with ''Coriolanus." It will be the first time he has been seen ill that character in this country.
 W. W. Randall has purchased the right to t'Esmeralda" and intends to put it on the road next season with good company
 Miss Emma Carson has withdrawn from the cast of "Adonis" at the Bijeu Thea ter, and Miss Marie Boughton has taken her place.
 Mr. Frederick Paulding has been re-en- gagged by Miss Margaret Mathsr, and will play Romeo to her Juliet in her coming metropolitan season.
 Rose Coghlan, who has been leading lady at Wallack's Theater for eight years, was given a farewell benefit last Thursday. She intends to star in her new play "Our Joan" next season, although it is barely possible that she may not.
 MT. John T. Raymond plays at Halifax. N. S., next week and goes from there to New York, where he expects to play @ summer season at the Madison Square The ater.
 Joseph Howarth, who was summoned ss the leading man for Salvini next season, not allowed the privilege of playing star roles on the tragedian's off nights. He has signed with J. H. Hill under very advan- tageous circumstances.
 Speaking of Chicago young lady who made her debut in ssNordeck'' in New York, who has six relatives who are ministers, a dramatic paper observed that she ought to succeed whether living or dead.
 Lawrence Barrett's manager for the next three years will be MT. Arthur Chase, gen tleman of wealth and ability, who proposes aiding the actor in carrying out his design for richly setting his pieces henceforth.
 Judic will appear at Wallack's the first Sunday in October for 8 season of twenty subscription nights and two matinees. She will play in tNiniche," ;" ''Lilli,'' tMann'zelle Nitouch,'' s'La Femme a Papa" and ''Le Cossacque," all of which were especially writ ten for her.
 MT. Edmund Tearle, who was Ristori's leading man, is going to manage his cousins, Osnond Tearle, allacks leading man, tour of England, during which MT. Tearle will play Hamlet, Richelieu, Richard IT., Ruy Bias and Virginius. He will open at New castle August 3.
 We should congratulate ourselves upon the visit we are to enjoy from Dalys excellent company next Monday evening They are to play his latest success, "A Night Of, " a very sprightly and pleasing piece. Notice of where the play will be found in the proper place. Here we but wish to speak of them in an unconventional manner, free from the tolls of the manager and agent, in the language of friendship. The company is the only existing combination of what we may be pardoned if we call it the high and home like order. They act in 8 manner so free from stage mannerism, passing before us as personages from our home circle whe seek to add to our amusement and refine ment at once. They have a most charming little theater at home, where they extend genuine welcome-may we not receive then with applause on their short call herea