Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-18
COWS BARRErTs DEBUT.
Next English Experiment
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xw+ English Experiment
fh0 pooSec for Monday Night.
vopR. Oct. R.--It is conceded
Ne" al hands that Wilson Barretts
teIs " ,sos a disappointment. he is not
aeUu' ortist but is most admirable
and the most extraordinary sooiai
pisn' .noas were brought to bear TO in1n-
iunun nbIic opinion IN his FAVOR ne
ence batter equipped with letters tnan
cAsodv we have had from Ine o.ne 81
~ ~ and the Lotos Cluo, whlcn aims aims; W
~ ID ~ Iockey Club of Paris once did,
Tbst .ne 3 dinner and went in body to
gave hn to, So anxious were they
BIS peIond him that they went on half
20 SPP ond fired salyo at super Dy
tookeS An the papers hedged the next
lns.nirg-sxcept the Herald. -,
h9En us Of ali this, the public was dis
spgo'0TIss1r.r Jarrett ranks as an actor with
Nj wcCnIIouxh or Mr.. Frederick
I9hLa and and the play of "Claudian" is
Wa All, without human interest.
n9 gso next English experiment will be
hT rorteseue at the LYceum on Mon
/ day night. ~ hoer tho affect of the
& rronounced has Deen tne SHecI Vi INC
ysnnsl advertising done In Denali Oh
Tios Violet Cameron BY her Earl ana so
stronp the reaction that MISS fortesoue
Sas kent herself IN her room ana gwen
u a9 ne In arrest every reporter who tried
oIo,oryiaw her, Before the Cameron
10 ON ln.0 aot 40 flagrant she was in the
snSt of arriving round Union square in
the mornings, put no" 81" -'D -
reoluse. -, .,ooor Ia too
.snord nerson TO overdo anything. And
a. ie understood that he informed her that
nnJra nnblicity before the opening night
tnns nIavad ont, | shouldn't wonder II
"o o6pnstic spasm followed this Camera
Smsinoss and some OF our actresses who
Soya heen in the habit of exhibiting their
4 mhs on all the coal yard fences took to
4 wearing black wells.
Tho heat advertised woman in New
YORK now is Mrs. Brown Potter. Every
4 time she puts her hair up In papers she Is
bnlletined. Lorillard couldn't nave
worked the Tuxedo Park II ne hadn't
borrowed her prestige. oelieve every
noror in town paragraphed the important
.oct that Mrs. Brown Potter was at the
Bsrrett openlng, and one Of them had a
cnr of the event. Why this private lady
shonld be so great an object of interest to
the newspapers beats me. And there is
no possible doubt that she likes 1t or 1t
would taper off somewhere.
On the night that Wilson Barrett open
cd society herald discovered that lady
in box. and he rushed out into the foyer
10 announce it with his eyes sticking out
Of his head. The news was heard with
astOnishment and delight, and the whole
brigade of gossipers rushed to the tele-
graph office. A cable dispatch was sent
over to the Junior Garrick; "Mrs Brown
3 Potter in a box"
don't know that the dispatch was
q answered. but if it was it came from
hissRoval Highness, and Pll bet it breath
ed the imperial satisfaction IN these
81 words:
That settles it, Never mind about
Barrett"
Among the new arrivals is the Angelo
81 Opera Company. They are bearded lot
and wander round the boarding houses OF
fourteenth street trying their top notes.
81 promise you some fun before that COM
pany gets through; wait.
81 Twas gong through Eighth street the
other night and found the once eminent
81 Lolita playing in an out OF the way place
q called POOle's. | don't believe New
81 York suspects that she is alive. Such
81 Is fame when you get past 40.
NYM CRINkIE