Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-08-29
GREEN ROOM GOSSIP.

Fred BrytOn has quit the weed after
smoking ten scgarS day for fifteen years
Donald Robertson and Mss Catherine
Lewis will, it Is said, shortly join forces for
life.
Sarah Brrnhardt was presented with a
tame tiger in Burnos AyreS by a native ad-
mIrer
John r. Raymond is quite i'll. but i'm
proving, and it is hoped that he will be all
rIsht in few days.
Mime. Neyada-Palmer is a happy mother.
The baby was born last Thursday and is an
embryo prima donna.
Billy Emerson. who has leased the
Standard theater. San Francisco. Cal, will
open with minstrel company today.
WiIhelmj is going to make concert tour
Of Europe, and is organizing what is prom
iS''d will be the finest string quartette ever
heard.
Col. L. F. J. Miles wears larger dia-
mond than any other manager in New
York. Alvin JoSlm, ESD, is not New
York manager.
ON the persons of twenty-five loungerS
on the Square last Saturday were counted
eighteen watch-Chains and only one watch
Dramatic News
Henry Irving worked the telephone for
the first time In his life at Narragansctt last
week. His conversation over the wire was
almost Ineligible.
After hearing Mrs Elite IlendrrSon'S
play. The Martyr Mother" read yeSteI-
day, Bertha Wriby accepted it and will at
once put it in rehearsal.
Frederick Bryton opened his season in
Brnoklm Monday night and scored hit
with "F"rsiyru." The changes that he has
made in his play improve it materially.
Flora Moore, coming tour in "A Bunch
OF Keys" will be- confined principally to the
South. where the lady became very popular
il the role OF Teddy Krys during past
SEASONS.
Frances Bishops cottage at Schroon
Lake. Y. Y, Is now ready for occupancy
1t i a fine specimen of architectural beauty,
and bears the appropriate title OF "Mugg's
Landing"
)" great is Margaret Mather's success in
san Francisco that her engagement has
been extended two weeks. She opened in
The Honeymoon" on Monday night to
large house.
Mime. JanauSchek has had a brand new
play written for her. Ii i, called Guy Man
naring, and the role which she will imper-
senate is that of an Old gypsy, Meg Mer-
rifles by name.
Henry Irving is being sued 5y II. Cover
Hose. of Brooklyn, To recover the manu-
script Of historical drama sent to the ac-
tor nearly three years ago. The damage is
fixed at 81. 800.
Ada Gray'S support will include, among
Others, George Learock. \. Il. Chipman,
W. {. CrnSbir. Lnui. Barrett. Miss Nc
Dowell, Jennie SatterIee, Blanche Morti-
mer and Carrie Lewis.
Miss Helen Dauvray is home again. She
returned on the Umbria in the best of
health and spirits. and a. charmingly good
uatured As ever. She will at once begin
for her starring tour
Emma Juch is said to have been ser
want girl, To have got her musical education
through the generosity of a lady who heard
her carolling at her work, and to have been
very ungratefuI to her benefactreSs.
Frank Bangs will star in the late f. l..
Dayenport's old play, st Mare" Mr.. Bangs
has made considerable alteration in the
play, adapting it TO suit the taste of the
modern play-goer. He Will also play Marc
Antony in Julius Cesar"
Robert Grau. who has been managing
'Jmic opera companies for the past four
rearN without any pecuniary results. will re-
urn t" a Nalaried position the coming season.
iaving accepted an engagement as general
gent for all of Harry Sargent's companies.
Miss Lotta requests the ladies of her
omPany 10 buy new dresses for ali the
'ie"es to be played by her next season.
'Ome of them object on the ground that as
hey were new last season they can very
veil be trimmed up to answer q second
ear. But Miss Lolita insists. and So the
aides must either buy new dresses or seek
ew engagements.
The infant child Of Frederic de BeleviTle
nd the late Maude Stuart died last We'd
eSday al West Farms. II was buried In
ne same grave with the mother in Green
'ooi on Saturday. The plate on the little
'hlte velvet ca>ket bore the name Fred
ric Robert de BclleviIle." The child had
cen carefully tended by Mrs. Hitchcock
nd her daughter at West Farms. 5
W. J. Scanan will sing new songs in
Shane-na-Lawn." While in Ireland he
ent fern gathering with a peasant girI
lmed Mary. The outcome is Gathering
c Myrtle with Mary" Other songs are,
ou and |, Love" and why Paddy is
lwayS Poor" 1t is probable that Mr..
'anlan may produce The Irish Minstrill"
lFing his coming engagement in this city. !
The best and most novel advertisement
ven by the French press to Mr.. Daly's l.
mpany is the statement that young ladies ,,
n listen to the plays with impunty. This II
nNatIon was started by VI. Sarcey. and the st
founding fact of theater OF company oI
ing able to give three suggestive repre-
ltat!onS without possible offrnse 10 maiden
Is strikes the French a> the wonder of HI
: century. IL
Miss Claire Scott. the young English ac- m
s., supported BY good company. will c.
III take the road will a repertoire Of pop- al
II plays. including Mary Stuart" 10 :
.eah. "Macheth," Woman in Red" p
.ucretia Burgia,' "Medea" and ''Pygma- fa