Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-25
GREEN ROOM GOSSIP.
Actors, Actresses. and Troups, and Play
IncidenCts of Interest to Play Goers.

GREEN ROOM GOSSIP.
Actors, Actresses. and Troups, and Play
1 Incideucts of Interest to Play Goers.
'Our Irish Visitors" will call Tomorrow
night.
The Prisoner for Life company has closed
season.
! "Iu,o" PLAYS at the Grand. Cincinnati,
/ this week.
I Lawrence Barrett closes season in San
Francisco on May 20.
/ Gus Williams closes season May II at
| Cincinnati. o.
| Clara Morris real name was Morrison,
and she was born in Canada.
Brnnet and Moulton's Opera Company
/ plays in Quincy. H., this week.
| McNish. johnson and Slavin have the
/ greatest minstrel show OH earth.
/ The NapleSon Opera Company holds
forth at Heuck'S. Cincinnati. this week.
/ Charles IL. Hoyt has finished two acts of
his latest skIt. A Hole in the Ground"
Arden Smith takes Geo II. Adams ont
next season in &C. O. D." a new comedy.
Chauncey Oicutt will shortly return Ia
Thatcher, Primro,r and Vests miuStrrIS.
Oxygen" ." with Lydia Thompson in the
cast. made quite Il hit III Cincinnati last
week.
| Nick Roberts and Frank A. Gardner open
a circus season at cheap prices IN Brooklyn
next Monday.
Tony Pastors road season virtually began
At the Howard AthenTum. Boston, on
Monday night.
Harry keruell will open at Washington
shortly With new comedy from the pen Of
Frank DIumonL
Rhra is now developing into a brilliant
paul>;r and an accomplished painter, in
new Spaper paragraphs.
Emma Nevada, her father and her hu>-
band. Dr. Palmer with Eben Plympton,
sailed on the America for England April a.
The Thompson Opera Company, which
appeared here early in the season, has been
PLAYING in Portland, Oregon, since Feb
rudTy 22d.
Nat C. Gooiwin's Skating Rink company
will close it, season at HOoleys Theatre.
Chicago, on May -. and on the 10Th Mr..
and Mrs. Goodwin sail for Europe.
The Mexican Typical Orchestra. which
gave such great satisfaction here last Sea>un.
struck a financial snag in Cameron. Mo,
last week, and Immediately collapsed.
The Melville Sisters appear at Blacks
every evening this week with matinee on
Saturday The standard dramas will be
prpduced with change of hill nightly.
In a list of married actresses. published
in a western paper. Dion Boucicault is the
only man credited with two wives, both
with equally valid claimt upon his name.
Catherine Lewis closes her season in
Called Back on Saturday night She had
been playing for a month or 50 as subStI-
tutr for Kate ClaNton in the latterS cOm-
pany.
There is said to be enough Yankee
I Doodle and hurrah in James \. Herne'>
Minute Men 10 guarantee them the capture
of public favor and the usual attendant
/ ''bnOdle."
Mrs Thomas Barry does not leave the
Redmumd- Barry company at,the close of the
season. A report to the effect that she
would leave the company has not the
slightest foundation.
Henry Irving has been invited by the
Vice Chancellor of Oxford 10 lecture before
that university. The date has not Yet been
agreed upon, but the subject of the lecture
VIII he Our Old Actors.
Frederic de Belleville has recovered his
health. He will play brief engagement
with Kate ForSythe in Chicag" the latter
part of May. He has not completed ar
ramgements for next season.
There is some talk of Mr.. W. j. Florence
becuming Stage-managcr of the Boston
Theatre next season. His profits a. Il star
grow less every year, and he will soon have
To do something for living.
Thomas W Keene and family and VIII
liam K. Hayden and family will probably
90 to Europe together on the Arizona about
June l. Mr.. Hayden will remain abroad
until the latter part of August.
BARLEY Campbell declares that he has
cleared S2O.UDa "n Clio alone this season.
Mr. Campbell l. confirmed SpirltualiSt,
and saws that lie j. greatly influenced by the
communications he receives from the dead.
Salvinj Is going. il is said. to write articles
on Othello. King Lear, Macbeth and Ham
let for the Century magazine. They Will
be written in Italian and translated for pub
licatiun. The price for the four is given as
-. OUU.
Denman Thompson believes that his new
play. the Old Homestead. is going 10 make
him another fortune. Mr.. Thompson and
his management have done little booming.
and during the Boston tngaGcmhHt tn" play
made Il success upon it> merits.
Lost will take the road again May ;
for fiyc weeks. Time is now being booked
Tor next season. The misunderstanding
between MI Hamrd, the backer. and Mr..
naylI>uH has been amicably >etted. Ramir
Austen and Dure Davidson will continue t"
be the star attractions.
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