The Sunday herald., 1886-08-15
couLIssE CHAT.

Tor features d Of 'Se hsess. sps
Morr'son repertoire were modelled IN London.
Pauline LAllcmand, OF the American opcra Com.
| pany, is In Germany, where abe went 10 meet her
husband, who Is an actor IN the Court Theatre at ST.
| Petersburg.
Inc Alshcre Morrison dramatic company's season
we repertoire viii he Henry irvlngs version Of
| "Faust and Marguerite"
| Sophie Eyre, late OF walack's, has gone back to
| England. Augustus Harris of the London Drury
Lane, made to her IN oifcr to play in auood iuck
| forthcoming new mclodrana at that house.
MT and Mrs. IIcrndon Morscll, who returned
from Blue All, Me Wednesday. went down to Ply-
month TO visit Mr.. and Mrs. Myron whitney, at their
| summer house on Long Pond, Thursiay' NEosion
Home journal.
Mrs. ID. +. Bowers VIII produce new play during
ncr starring tour next season. The play IL said to
zeal with the story of the Empress ,Iosephjne and
Napoleon. Mrs. bowers viii he Josephine aud Mr.
Joseph Whcelock, Napoleon.
iy her sole operailc appearance In London for the
| oehoht OF Mr. Mapeson, the annual series OF Patt
REPRESENTATIONS at London opera house, which has
extended from May, 1861, to the present time
.e,nalns unbroken Mapeson got near $5,O 900 out OF
The engagements OF principal artists for their
coming season, under the capable management of
Mr. w. ii. Foster, are such ss will command atten-
,ion aud approval whenever the list Is made known
tse unnrsp, W. p,sc, .or lhe ideals continuance Of
| received. IVY '' ""'''
Bolossy Kiralfy is looked for this week form
Europe. Inalltz and vivien are the new chief
dancers, whom he brings for the ballet OF "Around
Nlblo,s will open lis season Monday week. InaiiiS
berlin favorlie, while vlvlen has OF late been
p'rouelting In London.
There Ia no Interruption In the hustle daily at the
New iofk Standard, where Solomon and lIoyts
"The Mall and tho Moonshlner" Ia In rehearsal for
next week. Lillian Russell viii be the Maid and
teny Hart has part Intended TO he conc. either
Tu'ien, and James Radcliffe.
"Falkas' life at wallack's, according to presen,
calculations, VIII be prolonged three weeks. By
| that time kremser's new opera, "The Ambassador"
Will be ready. McCanll will have another opera
tesmy Smi,y. lie mas Just purchased "Waltemere," by
with the lbreito by Maurice barrymore, the actor,
. ana the lyrics by W. Beatty Kingston, the English
| critic. "Waldemere" awaits London hearing.
Young Fullerton has already tried his hand al 0pera
writing "rhe Lay OF the Locket," his first attempt
| was drought Out in London year or 30 ago.
Celia Alsberg AMI Lewis Morrison have purchased
| from Messrs Samuel French h Son the sole AMI ex-
elusive American right to "Amy Robsart,r and will
| produce tue same during their tour. The play oh.
tained an International reputation by the acting of
me late Adelaide Nelson In the title role. The piece
allhougn possessing great dramatic ength aud re,
matkaole sympathetic story, has been neg ecte for
| number Of years Its revival cannot fall 10 be of
genuine interest to the better class OF play goers
Mr. Morrison will carry scenery specjalIy psInted
Tor the play, and the costumes viii be strictly in All.
cordance with the period In which the unhappy
amy R0bsdrt lived.
The Man In the Street OF The Theatre, who dimes
| at restaurant on Union Square, a neighborhood
much frequented by itinerant musicians, says that
'last Wednesday, when small party were in,lulg.
ing In the post-praniial tisar, o strain OF music
reached their ears which, In the words OF the author
of"we're Coming, Sister Mary, they never will for.
KY: II III was man with cornet playing Beeth0-
YIN 'Auelnua with delicacy Of tone AMI phrAslng
had hitherto believed impossible on brass instru-
ment When Adelaide was finished the PLAYER
started waltz, and his dOube-tongung and power
Inl tone showed him to be master OF Technique as
wei as pathos aud expression. One OF the listeners
Was professional musician ant grew 40 excited
0ver the performance that he rushed into the street
and Interviewed the cOrnet player. The latter re.
fused to give hts name. but explained thnt he was
musician of some standing IN aermany. Arriving
here few weeks ago. he found that the Musical
Protective Union, would not admit him To member
snip until he ha been six months resident Of the
Guy. ne had very little money and cond not afford
" ne lille, ami therefore had taken to itlneracy.
Next winter You Will probably and him the so DIST In
some lannon's band, and the street player of Uuion
square heraied rs the great anu nnrivalel 'cornet
virtu0sO.'"