Telegram-herald., 1886-08-15

Whar the Frof---i4u s1aso Been Doins ana
What Ih-s iat-na io Do.
john Raymond goes fo hong Branch
l1 r--t Alfer -1ng season.
Eahea B Mantel sails irom Liverpool on
A4--s. - oa nae Arizona.
Sir sui Mrs H4ny repper Carrie IG-
,eln have buried their SIX months old
baby
Marie 3 al Landt Is recovering The use oi
ler lower ila9s. which were recently par
alyled.
David HAnchet has been engaged im-
palf4lt roles boa the $40 plays .n which
Frank Mayo viii appear.
Robert Ire Tanner The young Southern
journalist IS re-en-agea fpr juvenile roles
With james owen % lounor
Hardy Vernon has been engaged by
Annie flxley to creale light comedy part
in The Deacon DauS Shter
Harry Peakes has been engaged for the
principal role in tle new opera, lheMystic
Isle. which opens ia Philadelphia on Oct
Ober
Stella Rees has opened her starring tour
and has reached the bent OF her ambition in
appearing as Juliet. Miss Rees has also ap-
peared a. 6alatea.
The new Chicago Windsor Theatre viii
probably be opened during the month Of
September. unless the litigation over the
.es-e should interfere.
Annie and Jennie Adams. talented little
daughters Of George Ii. Adams, the clown,
have been engaged for Hedley aud Harri-
sons Silver King company.
Alfred B9u.er has been released by An
ME pixley aud is engaged bv al. Hayman
As business manager OF the Baldwin Thea
tfe Mr. Bouyier left last night for San
Francisco.
Sol Smith Russells new comedy, Pa,
was produced for the first time at Eau
Claire, Wis, Aug q. TO very large audi
euce. who pronounced il an unqualified
success Chirago Ners Letter.
Edith Kingdom has, We are informed by
the cable dispatches. made deep impress
sion upon the Prince of Wales. If this be
true, 1t only goes 90 show that the Prince
knows a good lhiag when he sees It.
Fanny Gillette who was 20 have been
Joseph Hawerth's leading lady, did not
long remain disengsged. She has been Sc
cured for a ike position with Mrs. ID. T.
Bowers. This is the most responsible posi-
tl0n Miss Gillette has set held.
Col j. IT, Haverly meets his lieutenants
every morning At To o'clock at the hand
some parlOrs OF the Dalzel National Print
ing Company Chicago, where all the i'm
provemeuts for Cheiienham Beach are
PLANNED Col Will j. Davis Is chief of
stah and Hugh Coyle aid-de-camp.
The report that Georgia Cayvan is look
ing for a new play X unfOunded. and has
caused the lady no end of annoyance. She
has. during the last month, been deluged
viIh manuscripts from all sources until,
As she expressed II, life became burden.
Minnie Maddern has booked twenty
weeks of her time, at the expiration Of
which she goes 10 California and will play
a four or six weeks engagement on the
Slope. supported by The Baldwin company,
receiving a certainty. Caprice" will beher
principal feature
Mr. and Mrs Raymond Holmes (aee
/ Sydney CowelN intend If no desirable en-
gagement offers, 20 make a starring tour on
/ the Pacific slope. They have varied
repertoire including several Madison Square
/ successes 10 call into play should this step
be determined upon.s
Jack Haverly has after all taken the
management OF the Chicago Cheltenham
/ Beach enterprise and he seems earnestly
determined 20 make 10 a decided success.
I Money is 20 be forthcoming in sufficient
/ abundance 20 swing things in proper shape,
! and 10 is now just possible that ifthe weather
/ is kind enough TO grow warm the beach
may begin 20 pay.
The report that Henry c. Jarret was
/ dead. which went the rounds of New York
/ papers, is unture II C. Jarrett sailed from
I Liverpool ON the 5ih inst for New York.
The Henry Jarrett who died in Buenos
F Ayres is no relative of the above named,
nut was the MANAGER of Christine Nilsson
/ also of Sarah Bernharit on the occasion Of
/ her first rour ira America.
F. ID Price and 7 " Mckinney are be-
+ ing congratulated on having jumped quite
/ unexpectedly iut04he business management
90 Richard Mansfield. Mr.. Price viii 20
NItn che company while Mr Mckinney
vii act as advance agent Mansfield. under
+ fhe new MANAGEMENT. opens 50 She Boston
f Park ou the 3e.h iusL AlI fhe dates are
+ filed in week stands except three weeks ed
+ THE season
~. ,cau'an sailed from Queenstown on
S1uday av the Wisconsin Euurelv new
f scenery i- ta b. painted for Gee production
nf ~lanf-na lawn 81 Pl1ie's NevE rltb-
s.. Theatre The designs for the costumes.
which are i0 ha entirely different from those
f asrt .I other Irish plays beingof the epoch
Hf iIa1 are io oe made hr John NcNeVi1
$50 irien sC.nIar whu Isl n8v busy bis re-
Searches Nr
Mss Alice Havsaa Fii he dom'cIlei in
.aE9 nr te8r. SHE having signed CON.
frt- that tUee Miss Harrison i= a
+ clever versatile artistic aI ways popular iu
F .n'rsrp. AND able alone to make an enter
+ taumenf interesting bgt Alice must ses
some Bind ghost once iveek. and "a.
+ p may refIea ~ VaIS iu the locality in
wI.a sae 81 ar uresen. playing fhe contrast
may after ~ no. iss' gafre s1 long.