Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-09-26
GREEN ROOM GOSSIP.

GREEN ROOM GOSSIP.
Lillian Lewis plays in Louisville this
week.
The Dalys open in Cincinnati this after
noon.
The programme of the Grand is as neat
as ever.
Newton Beers is successful in Lost in
London"
! Hermann, the magician, has returned to
! this country.
Evans & Hoey in "A Parlor Match" will
soon be here.
Under the Gaslight" at the Grand to-
morrow night
Dockstader's minstrels are not a great
success in New York.
Harold FOrsberg's manager is Watson
| Teegarden, of this city.
Harold FOrsberg in Robert Macaire''
| Tuesday evening at Blacks.
Lillian Russell is singing the title role in
'Iolanthe" in San Francisco.
Pat Rooney has made a great hit in his
new play. PATS Wardrobe"
Robert ManteIl in Tangled Lives" has
made distinct hit in Boston.
The Violet Cameron opera company
opens in New York next week.
Edwin F. Mayo will produce ''Davy
Crockett" in Springfield on Oct. l.
Patti and NicOlini are said to have had a
serious quarrel over a game of billiards.
| Wilson Barrett, the English actor, has
given 81, 200 TO the Charleston sufferers.
A man has been discovered in Chicago
who has not seen Uncle Toms Cabin"
Sarah Bernhardt is becoming bald from
wearing wigs. They rub her real hair off.
James L. Carhart has been engaged for
| first old men in Nine. MOdjeska's support.
Mrs. ID. p. Bowers. in the '.Scapegoat, -
has been drawing large houses in New York
| City.
Clara Morris is learning to play the man
dOlin and says the strings make her fingers
| sore.
| MuIdOon, the wrestler, is member of
DOwning's company. He plays the fighting
Gaul.
Robert l.. Downing in THE Gladiator
will be seen at the Grand on Saturday
night.
NJ. b. Curtis's new play takes its hero
out of the diamond line and into Wall
street.
Fred Bryton grows handsomer with every
portrait he has taken. Better he could not
become.
! The Melville sisters played in ChilIicothe
last week to the largest business of the
season.
Buffalo Bill and Nate Salisbury have
cleared $3.50, 900 on their season with the
Wild West.
Melville, the bareback rider. is perform
| ing in Warsaw, Russia, where he has been
| for six months.
Mary Anderson gives seven performances
| in. Dublin, Ireland, for the benefit of tine
| Charleston sufferers.
] Genevieve Ward, after an absence OF
several years in England and Australia,
will tour this country.
| The Italians have q new ballet. II is
called Love" and is described as being
very naughty but very nice.
| Frank Grard has been engaged by the
| kiralfys for Fix in Around the World" and
| Herzog III The Black CrOok."
Lawrence Barretts four weeks engage
ment at the Star, New York, has been an
| artistic but not financial success.
Through loss of her baggage, Marie
Wainwright had to do Portia in her street
dress at Milwaukee,, Wis, one night re-
Gently.
Fred Lotto, the comedian, has deserted
the profession and become a hotel keeper
in New Haven. And he is popular Boni-
face, too.
DelmOnico made good thing off the
Goodwin dinner. There were some one
hundred and fifty eaters, and the tickets
were $40 apiece.
Louis James and Maria Wainwright have
made a great success in st. Louis, where
they opened their starring tour last Monday
in ''Virginius."
J. Clinton Hail. the comedian, is mem-
Der of the Under the Gas Light" Co. Mr..
Hall will be remembered as member of
the original ''StrategiSts."
In Robert Macaire' Harold Forsberg
has part which fits him like glove. His
performance of the part is universally
commended by the critics.
Mr. Barrett is averred to have given Mr..
Booth better company than the one Ell
gagged fer his own support. This is reyers-
ing the order of things indeed.
Booth has this season the best support he
has had for years. Prominent in his COM
Malone, both well-knOwn here.
AT the request of all the local managers
with whom he is booked to play this sea
son, Edwin Booth has consented to place
the price of his best seats at $3.50.
Edwin Booth is having q triumphal
march in Michigan. The houses on the
circuit are sold out from two to three days
in advance of his coming, and at increased
prices.
Henry Ward Beecher's lectures in Eng
land seem to be regular
hippodrome. Each admission ticket
contains this notice: ITO meet
the heavy expenses, this ticket is
given on the tacit understanding that the
holder will contribute to the collection not
less than two shillings." What the English
want to know is where do the heavy sX-
penses come in?