The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-07-11
CoULISSE CHAT.


MT: Jaques Kruger is snmmering at Ocean
Frederick Pauldlng will he Margaret Mathers
leading support.
Miss Margaret Mather will appear in "Masks and
Faces" next season.
Mrs d. p. Bowers has already booked twenty-five
weeks Of her season.
Miss Lydia Thompson's support next season viii
be principally English.
X. K. Graham and Mamie Cerbi of "Mikado" fame,
were married last Saturday.
Mr.. Jacques Kruger Is the latest addition to Con-
REDS "Gypsy Baron" company.
Mile. Zee de Lussan will pass July with her
sister, Mrs. Rail-, at Sea Bright, Nj
Mr.. Digby Bell and wife 0Laura Joyce) have
signed with Col. McCaull for next season.
Messrs. Booth and Barrett have frequently been
seen OF late sailing the latter's schooner yacht
Breeze.
Maurice barrymore, who has returned from Eu-
rope says his play, "Najezda, Is to be translated for
Bernhardt.
called "The Ragamufin In San Francisco. II Ia the
work Of MIR. George Hoey.
Among the passengers on the Red Star steamship
last week was Miss Emma Thursby, her family, and
her singing master, MI. r. 4. Bristol.
The failure for $2OOOO OF Robert L. Ide the Boston
stocksbroker, WAS made known recently. Mr.. lde
was at one time engaged to Miss Geraldine Ulmar.
Mary Anderson has now been In London over two
afraid "Papa" IL neglecting his work as an adver-
Using agent.
Charlotte Wolter. the celebrated German actress,
will come to this country this for season Of
twelve representations under the direction o. Con-
ried and Hermann
"The Khedive," Gilbert and Sullivan new opera,
viii be seen at the Fifth.avenue Theatre some time
In October Mrs. Langtry plays an engagement there
during the previous month.
Mr.. Joseph Jefferson. adherng to q custom he has
followed Of late viii play snt few weeks next sea.
the Star Theatre In November.
Miss May Gallagher and her sister, Mrs. j. G. sa.
vile, have returned from Santa Barbara, Cali where
they spent the winter. Miss Gallagher Ia clever
young juvenile actress and returns TO the stage next
season.
Herr SOnnenthal the famous German actor, s
coming TO this country again under Herr Conried's
management Arrangements have been made for q
brief series OF representations here and elsewhere
next spring.
The "Maid of Belleville," q comic opera by Nil.
locker, has made distinct success at the Star Thea
tire, New York, and will be the chief card OF the
ALA Norman English Opera Company on the road
next season.
Mr.. Richard Mansfield Ia to continue playing In
"Prince Karl" at the Madison Square Theatre until
August IT, lie and his company will then proceed
to Boston, where they viii give the comedy az the
Park Theatre.
Charles Pope has been threatened with lawsuit
by the owners Of the Mccullough version of "The
Glsaator ne pu's that play 10 ms repertoire ior
season; MT rope ciahS that nc VIII Use the
ShIVlm Versioh
A very pretty woman. who until recently was one
n, the ;avor,,es n, the stage and who was the owno,
OF magnificent voice, Ia said to he now the keeper
OF An opium Joint In Chicago, ana herself complete
ni'oeAeI Maiu VI neNeVnie' ciuhs'iy IN IN
AaApleu' ana poorly Nh y sung anu acted al the
n Inealre, as auIanted goou hohses
tne nunc IN too pIety W pe biho'nerea ny pao
oooA anu AL uneven caiSt.
When All EnRlish actor who does not know how
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as 80. %, $500, 70 ,..,,. 80 ~ u w..
1a H n1a y, inua ", ncIsam '.n aYes , W ELM
!ana he is ninsea. nc Enehsh ilhy NC I'ie bhoI'
on courtesy, but are long Oh SENSE
Col. j. IL. IIayerly, who at one time threatened "a
mononoze American theatrical nsnaoement has
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