The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-02-21
STAGE STORIES.


MYRA GOODWIN will spend the sum-
mer in Europe.
DION BoUCICAULT follows Judic at
the Star Theater.
MILE. RHEA male a hit in Baltimore
in the CountrF Girl.
JOHN A. MoCAUIL is after the Ca
sine, so it it rumored.
w. B. MOORE of the Adelaide Moore
Company is in New York.
HORACE MCVIoKER has finished the
seeond act of his play for Nine. Janish.
Ed. HARRIGAN's new play, Leather
Pdteh' is go. and Will run the season out at
the Park Theater.
THE Kiralfys will probably open the
next season at Niblo's Garden, New York,
with new spectacle.
JOHN r. MALONE, Edwin Booths
leading man for next season, was at one time
lawyer in San francisco.
THE Carleton Opera Company cho.
rus girls display more heshiuR to the square
foot than any company on the road.
Mr.. LAWRENCE BARRETT ha5 en-
gagged Walden Ramsey to play the leading
Juvenile parts with him next season.
THOMAS KEENE is attending nearly
1iA VI hl. DhiItll tlAuths III
the Star Theater. New York. He is getting
better.
DORA WILEY will head an English
opera company, which is being organized to
perform Martha, Fra Didpold and the Bohe-
mion Girl, beginning March LIST.
"SAINTs AND SINNERS" is in its last
nights at the Madison Square Thoater, and
will be followed by Engaged next Tuesday,
with Mrs. Agnes Booth in the leading part.
THE Gypsy Baron made hit at the
Casino Monday evening. L: is tunefll
opera, and is handsomely staged. The cast
was a good one, including Mr.. William
Castle.
LOUISE MONTAGUE, the ten-thousand-
dollar beauty, IS now the EDdngetiac at the !
Fourteenth Street Theater. John Mackay |
don't claim to be beauty, but he draws al |
the same.
IT is reported thai the breach be-
tween Annie Robbie and Sophie Eyre is
wider than ever, and that Lester Wallack |
has been called in as arbiter- He is great |
in breaches
BUFFALO RuL's Wild West Show
will exhibit at Staten Island during the |
spring and summer, undor the aui SrH.ai }
Erastus wiman of the Rapid Tra'a H,4/N
pany and the Baltimore and tlAfo an
"A number OF new features willis "
Miss AFFIE WEAVER replaced
Morris as Camille at the new
Iheator, Saturday evening last. She
never before played the part, but for ali thK'
was exceedingly good in il, her efforts being
rewarded by number of calls before the
curtain.
Miss MYRA GooDwIN's season ia
lrawing rapidly 10 a close. The young star
las been on Tho road for twenty-five or
hirty weeks, and in that time has estsb
ished herselt as a profitable ana popular
tar. In nearly every city where che has
'een seen a return engagement for next
eason has been arranged.
DAVID BELAsCo's Improvement on
'ardou's Fernando, which he calls Valerie,
vas produced ut Mallack's Theater Monday
light and was success. Mr.. Lester Wal.
aek made his ro-entre and was never seen
Q better advantage. Miss Sophie Eyre re-
annie Robie showed again that she ia the
oming leading lady for this house. Valerie
5 good tor a run.
IT is settled that Kyrle Bellew will
emain at Wallack's next season. Neeotia-
ions are concluded by which 0smOnd TearIo
eturn as as leading man, and he will sail
ummer up the Hudson, preparatory to re
uming his old place in the Wallaek stock at
be opening of the fall season. Tearle and
IS wife, Minnie Conway, left New York last
! Ry, and went directly TO England TO set I
bout tour through the British provinces.
Mr. FREDERICK WARnE began an en-
aagement at the Peoples Theatre, New York,
londay night, opening in KirOiaitls. 1t was
is hrst appearance in that city in several
cars, and there was alarRe audience. Mr.,
Iarde makes featUne of this play. and is
sen ia II TO excellent advantage. His inn
orsonation OF the Roman father is pictur- {
sane and powerful, and really fine piece '
acting. lie brings to the.part all the ply
cal ana mental qualifications needed for a {
roper Interpretation of tho role that has /
ien made famous by John Mccullough.