Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-18

engagement with Salvini next season. It is Clara Morris instead.
 Mary Anderson has ordered the sale of her cottage and lands at Long Branch, and also her yacht 'Galatea."
 Daly's company begin an engagement at the Boston Museum in Glove on Crutchesh May 4th, for which extensive preparations ore being made.
 Rhea's manager. telegraphs that her new play ''The Tower of Love-" which she pro- duced first at Baltimore, was an immediate success.
 Robson and Crane revived their popular comedy "Our Bachelors in Chicago few evenings since.
 Edwin Thorne says that he has made $90,- 900 so far out of tThe Black Flag"
 Barrett will close his season at Montreal the 1st of June, and will pass his summer at his cottage at Cohassett, Mass.
 Manteller's favor and Sadie Martinot's coquet ry are the redeeming features of the acting of ''Dakolar "-Exchange
 Mccullough talks of visiting Europe for the summer.
 Mime. Janisch sails for home May 1st. She is to play at Vienna and St. Petersburg dur ing the summer and will return in the fall and play season of twenty-four weeks be- ginning at Pittsburg.
 Mrs. Langtry has at last 'tcaught on'' in .FPeri1." She played the piece in this coun- try last season with fair success. Miss Rose Coghlan's new play "Our Joan, , which is being played at Wallack's is hailed as assuccess and is greeted by good sized audiences.
 Miss Kate Forsythe is to be Salvini's lead ing lady next season in this country. Mile Nevada, the American prima donna, is to sing in this city April 30th. She has had wonderful receptions through the land. Wilson Barrett is to play tGlaudian, ; Hamlet" and "Junius" during his season in America and is to bring all his London scenery and effects with him.
 ''The Silver King" has been translated into French and is soon to be played at the Thea ter des Nations in Paris. Salsbury's Troubadours have new piece for next season by the author of 'sThree of a Kind," entitled ''Tom, Dick and Harry"
 "The Professor is to be revived in San Francisco shortly, with Mr. w. H. Gillette and Miss Bell Jackson in their original roles.
 Before sailing for home MT. Henry Irving gave his American business manager, MT. James H. Paker, a handsome gold pin and Miss Terry added to the gift magnificent ring.
 Miss Rose Coghlar was married to MT. Clinton B. Eagerly on Easter Sunday at Jer- sey City. The bridegroom is the manager of the Mutual Life Insurance company. Very few of her friends knew of her marriage at the time as it was very quiet affair." Haverly is having his old time success in his legitimate field of 1ninstrelsy, which he declares he will stick to henceforth. If he does he is destined to succeed as he has no equal in that line.
 The various stars are playing as follows this week: Emma Abbott, Pittsburg; Aimee, Chicago; Booth, Philadelphia; Boucicault, Baltimore; Barrett, New Orleans; Kate Clax- ton, Hastings; Janauschek, Buffalo; Lotta, Cincinnati; Miln, Baltimore; Minnie Palmer, Syracuse; Rhea, Buffalo; Ristori San Fran cisco; Fay Templeton, Winnipeg.
 Mrs. Langtry is not seen much in Lon- don now as formerly. She gives all the de tails of her business her personal attention and lives quietly, when at home, in almost retirement. She is fine fnaneier for a r~oman and by shrewd investments is rapid ly growing wealthy.