Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-02
GREEN ROOM COSsIP.
III" Plays ana the Players and Matters of
General Interest to the Play Goers.
I. L L

Dudley Meadow and Flora Moore have
separated.
The dramatic ,ras"n in Springfield will
soon reach it, end.
Blind Tom i appearing in concert thi,
week i'll Philadelphia.
\. II. Gritiith's panorama of America at
the Grand Friday night.
Paddy Ryan has closed AN unsuccessful
season with Terry the Fox.
Nat GuodwIn closes his Skating Rink
season in Chicago on May l..
Nat G"odwin played to poor business last
week at Heuck> :, Cincinnati.
Fanny Davenport has the refusal Of Sar-
dou'N new play, Charlotte Corday.
Rose Eytinge is now keeping faShiona-
hlr lodging house in Harlem, y. J.
Elliott Barnes has written Il comedy for
Pat Rooney. in which the latter will star.
The Ida SiddunS hurlrSgur company
closed their season last Saturday night at
Philadelphia.
Alvin .Jo~lin has written four act play
with only SIX acts in it, all of which he will
play himself.
About SI4. 900 worth of tickets have been
already sold for the May Musical Festival
in Cincinnati
Douglass White has secured A Prisoner
for Life" and Storm Beaten for the mu-
>rums next season.
ON her next tour of this country Mrs
Langtry will bc supported by Charles
C"ghlan and Henry Crisp.
Manager John II. lIaylin. "f Cincinnati
will have complimentary benefit at his
theater in that city on May 3.
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dra,rS viii II i. sort nf a carh,urIe
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mol
Kat. cIaxt,p has ratired to her villa at
arrhvn,,t W.strhaster rnrnty y Y
a~J n,nnI",s h.r time in making cradle
mills
I,,,rschaL will max. ..NTey N.rrile,"
feature Of her farewell rrnnrtory next
s,ason She i now in Fl,rnr,. rnirylng A
n,.,,leJ resi-
I,,,, ,,r,..,,t.,J \.v,d, with a nair of
,l;a,,,,,,j ,,rt,.r buckle. when the LATTER left
fnr Furrn,. \.y,da said Thank you"
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NJ NL- p,,,t-ir hos torn, tho S,r
Er.nrisr,ns nil mn hv m. roofs by her per-
fnrnrarr,. nj ..I,rk Sheuuard' at the Cali
fornia theatar
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81, t,ii,,'. p.,,,j ,r',,t..J n ,..,,,. f.,,.or.
able irnrpsSion here in IoIanthr four wears
a,,n and in the Rnhrmian Girl at Blacks
two Years aro.
rr,. r,.r,,,,a,d or,Iar .,,,,,.. ala ,nt -
,.,ri i,,,,,, orr.,st i, Cincirrati last yy,,.k
and the local managers are proposing to Gel
rbrate the occasion.
Iouis AIdrirh WAS horn in Berlin and
apigr.tad AZ tb.. tender a.,,. nf one year
lie i yoinT acrnss this summer To see if the
old town is there yet.
Olivry Byron will play only The Inside
Track" next season, disc riding all his other
plays. Mr.. Byron claims that this is his
most successful season in eight years.
Adele Belgarde has been engaged toplay
Fedora on trip through Canada, to De-
made AT the conclusion OF Miss Davenport
engagement at the Star lheater. New urk.
Harold MaXey, well-conneCted young
Texan, Is to star next season III roper
tore oi the standard drama. ABOUT year
and hall az" MI. MAAey lett 'he stage l"
hactlct law
Marie wainwright returned from the South
last week. She VIII play the leading roles
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In tht Pfoi'SSi"n ueC"IlV'' "iV,H
called ile 10" an" neHorI h"'u' II,
Soci"'! IL i eaILe" one Sti iu-SIe more anu anu
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urea ms I"it arm APIh -. WINE "'' ali
Ere Talh near It'|uCuS' ~ D. ie was
Inc MrN'''e ''I'e's "''''a''T 'CI'PHh!
played % S"od business III ni"cA '@>'
week: N"' ihu'h III 'iie way Vi t'"'S' can
bt SAID ot thrlf performances put peOp!e
doh expect 'le rdt'h ioi 'hii'H ceiils'
bose '"Ehiah Is heishD"r ol governor
llh"h al h"f h"" country Nea' up ,r rLle tiu",
son ana IheS are great H'ti'us' ne Iseu
statesman '"lH'ne'N ne, '''e li'icH' 'ooNiIlH
ana c!eNereSt woman on tie American SIase'
Agnes Herndon. who is a cousin Of ex-
President Arthur's wife, has rival in Miss
foi>"ln' "i 'ne d>Iil"' VII" II NOW Oet'ik
a"Nrr'lHeu d. IU'"lIS te S",e iSla'l,'lle5iLp
10 iilt young la'S iieS'"e"' o'el"iiu II
gong l" marry
Fanny Rice has retired from the Rag
Baby company and gone to her home in
Franklin. n H., 10 rest and prepare for
her part of Sheysicks IN George Clark'S
delighted with her part.
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WI ",'"' 50 ,Tl '.r''I', a.
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