The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1886-06-20
couLIssR CHAT.

II Is rumOred In London that DOyey Carte. who
has been widower about six months, will marry
Miss Helen Lenoir, The young AMI energetic man.
ager OF MS business interests here and In England
Fanny Davenports new leading man is "Jack'
Barnes He will play not only Loris 10 ssFedora, y
part, by the way, which he has already played in
Elnaon, nut Charles Surface, Daz.ie, benedict, and
Master Waller.
Louis Harrison refers to his new piece "Out Of the
Frying Pan Into the Fire." a. legitimate comedy.
Well, what 10 he doing with 1t? and Gnurlay, too ?
Legitimate comedy and Harrison and Gourlay dOn't
associate for q moment.
The vokes Comedy Company was not harmonious,
1t Is SAID. Mr.. Brander Thomas was the Offending
party, so the report goes and 1t Ia stated that he
proposes to come over here and do leading business
10 some stock company. He Is q good man.
Miss Maud Banks, the daughter OF Gen. N. p.
Banks, who was an actor before the war; Ia to start
out on August rs AZ theatrical star, playing In Aa
You Like "Ingomar, ""PygmaliOn and Galafea y
"Lady OF Lyons" and similar pleces Napier 10.
thain Is to he the manager.
"The Mikado" has just been produced In Berlin by
an English company. The correspondent OF the
London Standard In that city writes that "The
hiIado" Ia to-day the chief topic OF conversation In
all c!rces OF Berlin society the verdict being mos,
favorable: The various Newspapers show 4 high
appreciation u the music and the general arrange.
sn s v0Ss.sGhs sass: "rhe result was
charmingly artistic and pQuant music as on the
general qnaintness OF this original performance"
Rhea's manager, James A. Morrisey, has been
pitching into her IN Duluth newspaper during her
engagement 10 that city two weeks ago. lie alleged
ihat the season had been most Improbable, and thai
Mile. Thea was Jealous OF The talents OF Miss
wheeler, member OF the company, who In Mr.
Morriseys eyes, resembles Mary Anderson. At the
clone o. me last performance In Duluth Rhea was
thIee times called before the curtain anu took Occa
sion to thank the audience for their sympathy with
"a woman VINO has been nnJnsily assailed' The
aMonpany dIis,,,ntegraled on The same night, Mr.
Grand Rapids, Mich. There was financial trouble
between star and manager, Rhea claiming that Mr.
Of course, Mr.. NJ. denies.
Wild stories are frequently told about the antece
dents and family connections OF English actors who
come to America for more or less extended engage
menfa Long haired, bow.lepged, and efieminaie
kyTie Bellew has been credited with being every
thing from prince OF the blood to the author OF
haif The works IN the English language which are
not already claimed. In point OF fact Kyre Bellew
was once miner In AUSTRALIA, and HIS most dstin.
gulshed ancestor was his father, teacher OF elocl.
ton OF small note. In the vokes company there
was, however, an actor who served 10 attract great
attention TO the stage In England and IL said 10 he
the original OF many Of the clever pictures Of the
mania ior the stage which have appeared In Panth
during the past season. The actof's stage name Ii
forke aud he comes OF family Of vast wealth
sprinkled lhckly with titles. Mr.. Yorke's passion
for the stage IL absolutely Irresistible For three
years he had been member OF Charley WynihaIn's
company In London, where his most exalted histri-
onic achievement was TO carry letter on q tray
ana present II TO one OF the actors without ntierlng
u word. lie accepted an engagement with the y0kos
company With alabrly because he thought II would
give MIN chance 10 rise 10 his profession. People
oodnatnred.lo0kng young actor who took charge
o. me calcium light ~ tho Inst piece, "a ranonlme
Yorkes part was 80 Insignificant that the audience
forgot hun VI so0n he disappeared from the Stage
think he spoke Blk words In all. He is twenty six
years of age, graduate Ut Oxford, aud his Income
IL s42 900 year, am speaking from actual know.
edRe-and he has interests enough 10 EDgland TO Gu.
gross the attention OF any man with turn for ARA
sun no must go on the stage.-Bidkeiv HaH h
BROOKLYN Eagle.