Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-22
M0R0SI'S WILLFUL PET.
VICTORIAEEN IN THE CHORUS
ACHE CASINO.

am ri 0ASkNOs
She Grows JOus of Adam FOt epaugh's
$4,000 luty-The Ex-COAchmAn
Ringing tbEelI- Ten
dom's Bla-AoOded Hussars-Out-
riders Of To AtOr Family.
NEW YORI, NoH0.-VictOria Schelling
Huskamp ne Mpsinl is again before
the public's5aZe most as prominently
as when sn madSthe runaway match
with her WEALTHY theirs cOachman, a
year or SO ago. Thltime she is behind
the foOtlights at tAasinO, where she
appears IN minor RI in ''Amorita," the
somewhat spectacuN opera which has
Just been put on at vt popular resort.
As to the merits and IObable success of
the production, the c1cs are as usual of
different opinions, bulo one has as yet
predicted that it will i've particularly
palpable hit. AS to e appearance OF
Mrs Hulskamp all uR IN saying that
she looks well and sip acceptably the
solo in the second acthich gives TO her
the only opportunity Hch she has of dis
playing the qualities {her voice. There
Is nothing in Miss MpsinPs Gas she is
called on the stage hctiGg or singing
that indicates that ! will be a bright
and particular star the theatrical con
stellatiOn. In her pr ent role she poises
as a slave in sleeves aud low necked
bOdces with irtsnfticiently short to
entlee full complesnt OF the pTOverbial
baldneads in the fat row. Ii is not
probable that Mis- MOrosini Teaps a
suDerabundance ofOllars in her new
role, buC she is aed in her efforts to
exc out an existent by those OF her bus-
band, who is justow acting as emer-
gelcy conductor the Sixth avenue
street car line, va prospect of pro-
motion TO a permanent position at a
salary OF 81 % gday, with an aband-
ance ofhard wOrkirOwn in, and nickel
plated bell punclto aid him in keeping
incidents which id in keeping Miss
Aoroslni before tgpublic is the tact that
Inc chorus girl beHe whom she stands in
"Amori,a' is Fopaugh's so-called $I0,-
wv beauty, LOul Montague. Victoria
aas grown eXcedyely jealous of the at
tenuon laYished dthe beauty by the press
ana curious pufc, and she thinks that
tne scrlbes OughtO give her more notice
- f-~iA al tiNAEH NlA uGNOAG lGHb EDd1C6 "
usr rival VictOa, apparently, does not
understand thatRll that gave her any
nOlorletY at all WIS the fact that she was
flch girl, bred nluXury and idleness.
and ran away viii her fathers coach
man. The sensaim of that being over,
.nefe is not muh interest in Mrs. Huls-
Aamp' while in inesase OF Louise Mon
Idsue she will be slre to draw a certain
EldkA Df 10. xtrfn 10
NAeJner she gver deserved the prize,
when Mr.. Foreparh says he gave her as
we nandsomest woman he could find. The
contentious betwea those two curiosities
', %llI crop out in thepublic prints some of
these days, ana zen there will be in
~reSung reading Tobably.
GoTHAMs AMAEUR THEATRICALs.
Inc subject Of amateur theatricals is at
present agltatiDg nany persons in New
~, iQIk society. TIE firm hold that enter
islll ihents Of the sort have obtained in
~ aoluon society his had it's influence here,
i luu lne project an organization to be
ih ~ as q" The lew York Amateurs" to
o , modelled upd one OF the London Or
sseulzaU0ns and5o include the most promi-
~ ana best ktown amateur players in
XIV XIV cIty' IS beng vigorously discussed.
,,bo association in London known as the
~ 'Gloral Pla,ers," of which Lady Arcni-
c ,au campbell is the head, follows very
~ the traditions and regulations OF
ian ploiess6ntl stage. The titled anna
RS a,s VINO compose il rarely give less than
80 performances. The London man
NJ, encourage these amateurs in every
iro5,,' qua dave drawn many good recruits
No. 'nelI ranks, Mr.. Forbes Robertson,
N ~ n. A1Inderson's leading man, being one
AZ Wy, ra3 iatest. Tue New York Amateurs
tb.i, as yei aspire TO all the methods Of
fsi friends across the water, but they
,un 'uoPeiul OF securing sufficient public
ytiot's 10 form an organization
lnoe ou VIII be enabled to pro.
VIM, at least three plays every
.bn. and proper surroundings. and be
i.Rci,I,. eyed OF the many aunoyances ana
,omo'''es which are inseparable from
5.anI management. Their proposed
% con, TAIN number OF subscribers
md g-,' logte a small sum Individually
sbct '.u,ualy TO the organization, aud for
Or 10y viii be entitled 10 five tickets
hemsoina performance, to be used by
nIgscrit ana friends. Three hundred
ugo'a,o-,s rs - al $40 eacn would provide
luca g, i.' sum 70 stage, costume and pro-
Nth tbi s9t lufee plays a winter, aud
yiIl in',,.Nl'tu unit obtained the amateurs
bon srS ~. eiateiy perfect their organiza-
a6ye D y. 70 energetically TO work 10 ar
y Tho iesIau initial performance. Many
lanes lpl9.ng amateurs, headed by Mrs.
end tbfir. o M Potter, have promised TO
ng. And ,, alu IN the proposed undertake
he Mono mere seems but little doubt that
VT! short time. '' i"i'eu "ltnih
Mo-. n|NRY VILLARD's HOUSES.
d tbro Cs'a atoms have been pending for two
7 tha ma m,gnths IN regard O. the removal
.ye house, seese OF about S3S0.000 on the
iadIso, quit by Henry Willard in
.iyen 5v avenue. The mortgage was
De Oreroe ~ nearly two years since, 10
ANY. AZ 4, I'll galway and Navigation Com
honey 6ors r'Sa o pc had been president, for
enc5e.s' There were ak private real.
loon a. 60, al, Two Of which were sold as
H9ieted. The big house on the