The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1885-07-15
- ,nder their engagement for two

| nlaved under their engagement 'or ~
years. under
The Wallack Theater company. nn.oa
rborl;e Frohman's management, ls piayiHs
IN Winnipeg, Manitoba, this week.
ne Wolf Hopper has been trying matri,
mnnx AGAIN. This time he has Weddeu on1 =
81 the pretty chorus girls in IN Dia'A
Hussar." ,ao
Mr.. Edward A. Stevens, for the past 1nlee
seasons business manager lot IInt
Evans. will retain the same positloh iieA'
season.
Mr.. Oliver Doud Byron will star next sea
- N a now olay called "The INSIDE
Traek.n 9. ". Alliger will be his business
manager. NJ,
Mr.. William O. Wheeler, manager OF Dan
s,,Ilv,s nlavs. has gone tt San Francisco TO
arrange dates for Sully's appearance on the
Pacific coast.
Raker and Farron will add to their roper
to;re next season a new musical comedy, In
three acts, by Montgomery Phister, entlti-
ed "a Soap Bubble"
Maurice Barrymore has taken a house IN
the swell part OF London, and furnished IL
in grand style. It looks as though ne III
tened to stay there.
Mme. Modjeska is the guest OF Mrs.
Jacob Bright. at Adderly Edge, Cheshire:
England. Mrs. Bright is a sister-ln-laW Oh
the famous John Bright.
Some time ago Miss Annie Barclay brought
suit against Charles L. Davis for 5 500 for
breach of contract. Last week Mr.. Davis
compromised b ypaying the lady $500 cash.
Miss Lizzie Annandale, the well known
leading contralto OF the Emma Abbott
Opera company, will, it is understood, not
sign with that company for the next sea-
son.
Miss Virginia Peyton OF San Francisco,
leading lady with Mile. Rhea last season,
has been engaged by Mr.. George C.. Min for
his tour next season to play leading bus1-
ness.
Walden Ramsey will probably cancel his
engagement for the Boston Museum and re-
main at the Madison Square Theater, as
Mr.. A. NJ. Palmer has mad him a good
offer.
Mrs. Mckee Rankin kitty Blanchard)
who has for some time been on the sick list
in San Fra ncisco with malarial fever, is
gradually recovering. Mr.. Rankin and fam
lily have IA comfortable home in that city.
John Pocahontas smith will take out
next season one of the strongest Uncle 0
companies ever put on the road. Mr..
Smith, in addition to managing the compa-
ny, will play "Skaggs, the A~uctioneer."
Alice Harrison will star the coming sea-
son in a new musical comedy which is being
written for her, and which is said, will con.
tain a number of features entirely new in
this direction. The tour will extend to San
Francisco, playing only the largest cities.
Billy Florence states: II got in a street
car the other day. The seats were all full.
A lady had her little boy on the seat along.
side OF her. She told him to get up and
let the old gentleman, meaning me, sit
down. l came home feeling my fifty-fou1
years.
Mr.. Thomas McDonough threatens to re.
view 1.-THE old Bowery days" by producing
"Siberia," at the Thalia Theater, August
Oath. He will be followed by Mr.. Charles
Jefferson, who will present "The Shadows
of a Great City," The venture is likely to
prove profitable.
Miss Van Zandt refused to attend a
supper, given by Sir Arthur Sullivan, tC
meet the Prince OF Wales, because the
Princess was not to be present. When Miss
Van Zandt sang at the American concert
the Prince OF Wales listened attentively but
did not applaud the fair songstress, which
is considered a great slight.
Miss Margaret Cone, sister OF Kate Clax
ton, had the misfortune to sprain her ankle
very badly one day last week while getting
off a car in front of the Morton House. d.
Sayre was Immediately sent for and pro
nounced it a bad case. Miss Maggie is con
fined to her bed at the residence Of her par
ents in West Fourteenth street.