Omaha daily bee., 1885-04-18
MUSICAL AND ARAMATIC.

EsslpoH mas maze q success In England.
Madame Patti will sail for England on
May O..
"Our COLLINS" has been revamped and re-
written, and will be sent out for a spring and
summer season.
Madame Geistinger, 30 we'll known here,
has been playing to crowded houseB in Ores
den, Germany.
Miss Nevada kissed 800 girls a day or two
before leaving San Francisco. She said it
made her feel very tired.
On the evening of May 7 Edwin Booth and
Adelaide Ristori will appear in Macbeth"
at the New York Academy of Music.
Mr.. Dan Sully has leased Mr.. Tony Pas.
to the road, and Mr.. Sully moves in with his
Corner Grocery"
Jenny Lind is coming out of her retirement,
for the first time in twenty-five years, next
summer, to sing in aid of the Children's In
Urinary in Norwich, England.
Modjeska Is very proud of her son, who
ID a first class civil engineer, twenty-four years
old. If that be true his mother was only
seven years old when he was born.
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett is playing a very
successful engagement at the Grand Opera
House, of which he was the first manager,
and left when he began his professional ca
reer as o star.
"Nordeck" with Frank Mayo IN the title
role, is booked at the Walnut, Philadelphia.
for April 27. The play has been altered and
improved and Is now one Of the strongest at
fractions on the road.
J. w. Randolph, of William Austin's staff
sailed Tuesday for Europe, taking with him
ten Sioux Indisns-six braves, two squaws
and two children which he will exhibit in
Berlin and other large cities.
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to visit her daughter. Mrs. Barrymore. This
is the first time that Mrs. Drew has been to
Europe since she was brought over by her
parents when eight years old.
In one corner of a poorly lighted rear room
on the fourth floor of q house in Salzburg
stands a bust of the author of Don Giovanni,
on the base of which is inscribed, in four Ian
guages, "Mozart's cradle stood here"
Frank j.. Goodwin has engaged the follow
ing strong company to support Clara Morris
during her coming engagement: Joseph
Haworth, Frank Losee, A. s.. Lipman, II.
A. Weaver, Mrs. Thomas within, Bijou
Heron, Blanche Thorne and Efie Germon.
Before his departure for England, Henry
Irving presented to his American business
manager, MIR. James III. Palser, a handsome
gold pin in the shape of an ancient Grecian
coin. Ellen Terry added to the gift a mag
nihcent gold ring, in the centre of whilh is a
fine stone.
Gen. Banks made his first appearance on
the stage in 1889, at the old National Theatre,
Boston, as Claude Melnotte" to Mrs An.
derson's pauline" His career was inglpr.
ious. When a boy he played in an amateur
company at Waltham, Mass.
Ayoung American pianist, Ernest Schel
ling, nine years OF age, gave o concert at the
g Sale Pleyel-Wolf, in Paris, the other day
He was assisted by other well-known artists
and astoniseed his audience by the manner il
{ which he played LISTS second Rhapsodit
a Honeroise, Chopin's first concerto IN q minor
4 and FIRST ~polonaise.
e A concert of unusual attractiveness will b
n given at the Academy Of Music, New York
on May 9th In aid of the Free industrial
o classes under the auspices of the society o
Decorative Art. 1t will enlist the services O
q Nine. MAterns, Miss Nevada, Miss Kellogg
j; Nine. Scalchi, Mics Margulies, Signori Oar
dinali, De Anna and Cherubini, MeaaTs
[. Lichtenberg and Bergner, and Mr.. Thomas
d orchestra
'"I The seven ages OF actress: At twelve sh
)" wants to appear In long dresses, with a ira
that will sweep up cigar stumps, at sixtee
she wants to be q great actress, with 1t
name in letters six feet high; at eighteen 81
captures a sweetheart; at twenty-one 81
wants a husband; at twenty-five she wan
him to stay home in the evenings, at twent.
n. II OtkAh NAo IASASsS SehNA w hAsh
she wants a divorce.
Dan Rice, the circus clown, is running
ten-cent circus in the French quarters
New Orleans. He talks sadly of the good o
days when his Floating Palace was the sens
tion on the Father of Waters, and thousAn,
upon thousands Of people swarmed from 4
and near to see him. He gave an entertai
ment a few nights ago, when not 300 persoI
ng were present. and about one-third of tho
were professional and other deadheads.
al When a Cincinnati girl completes her mt
ical education the local papers speak of h
M as a bird of song" Under similar circuI
nd stances "A st. Louis girl is called "a som
bird" Cincinnati birds of song and st. Lou
ais song. binds can get 50 a day by coming
Ior Chicago and singing 10 the chorus of I
great operate festival; then they can go bal
N home and marry srk.packers and bser' bre,
sir es aud move In the highest art circles -lCl
cago News.
ot One of the funny incidents of the anti
ZAndt demonstration at Paris was the Fero
~ proposal to form a band OF American ave
gers TO give members of the mob who insult
Miss YsnZAndt, "a regular American thrAl
rs ing" Luckily the good sense OF the amt
by can colony prevented this additional touch
ale the general bedlam, If Paris doesn't va
- the young American there are plenty
other publcs for her to sing TO-. And there
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