Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-22
DRAMA AND SONG.
Kiralfys in "Around the
World in Eighty Days."
NOTES FROM EVERYWHERE.
What Artists in All Lines are
Doing in the Mimic
World.

M. Guile, the tenor, is singing at
the Grand Theatre, Marseilles, FIR.
Nine, Essipoff, the pianist, will make
her London reappearance next Fall.
Emma Abbott is gradually working
West. Last week she sang at Gal
weston, Texas:
Sarasate, the Spanish violinist, has
closed for series of concerts in this
country in May.
Christine Nilsson and her husband
will leave Paris, France, for the Rivie-
ra about January 20.
Louisa Lablache and Sig. Del Pu-
ente are with the Mapleson Opera Co.
now touring Great Britain.
Carl Rosa is to revive "The Puri-
tan's Daughter" with Georgiana
Burns MRS. T. w. Robertson) in the
title-role.
Nine. Thayer, and American So
prano, closes her continental tour this
week with two concerts at st. Peters
burg, Russia.
Emma Nevada was singing in Flor
ence, Italy, at last accounts. She
goes thence to Russia, and will sing
in England again next year.
Victor Nessler composer of "Trum-
peter Won Sackingen," is working on
a new opera, the scene of which is
laid in Strasburg, Germany.
Calixa Lavalle was the United States
InIn 70 To ft,ea 1ol .f
the National Society of Professional
Musicians, S, in London, Eng, last
week.
Lawrence Barrett has presented to
Osmond Tearle the English right to
play Riensi. Mr.. Tearle contem-
plates starring tour in the piece next
Heart of Hearts has, after all,
failed at the London, England. Vau-
deville Theatre, and Robert Buchanan
will put on Fascination" at that house
shortly.
Clara Morris opens an engagement at
the Star Theatre, New York city, Easter
Monday. Miss Morris will put on a
new play during the second week of
her stay there.
Valera, Albani, Nordica, Trebelli,
Lloyd, Santley and Patey have al
ready been engaged for the Triennial
Handel Festival at the London Crys-
tai Palace, in June.
Augustus Harris is to sub.let the
London Drury-lane Theatre at Easter
to Sophie Eyre, who will produce
Nicrotis which drama Frank w. San
ger owns for America.
Steele Mackaye's Won at Last,
which was done in New York and on
tour some years ago, is the play which
Chas. Overton proposes taking to
Europe for VIM. Terriss.
The Cincinnati Musicians Protect
i've Union has decided that no mem
Der shall play in an orchestra with
women, uuder penalty of expulsion
and fine OF 800 if he applies for
reinstatement.
Percy Meldon severed his connec-
ton with 4 Great Wrong Co. January
IA. Mime Monk has already retired
from the company, The management
having decided not to play Romeo and
Juliet any more this season.
In his decision on the Injunction
suit to restrain the managers OF 4
Dark Secret from using water tank
in the play, Judge Lacombe of New
York says: "The copyright of play
cannot be made to protect what should
be patented to be protected"
Walter L. Main claims that he is
the youngest circus manager in the
country, and not Frank A. Robbins.
Mr.. Main was married to Florence Nj.
Damon of Trmnbull, o. "a non-pro-
YessionaD, at the Beckwith House,
Jefferson, o., on New Years Eve.
Joseph Glenny, of Cleveland. O.,
has named his new steel screw pro-
peller the Richard Mansfield. The
vessel is designed for the Lake Supe-
rior iron ore trade and is the hand
soonest and largest ever built on the
great lakes.
Fhe retirement of Gardeners Devils
AUCTION company from the road is due
to an early metropolitan production OF
The TWetUe Temptations. The past
SESSION, we are informed, has been
very successful, embracing, as it did.
the whole of the United States, and
all the British possessions in America.
The Wife, which is to be toured on
the Pacific Slope, under Hayman &
Frohman's management, beginning
in November next, has already been
booked up to April 80, 1889. In addi-
ton to this, the regular Lyceum The
atre Company will play the piece from
May to November, so that the season
will last almost the entire year with
out break.
Nine. Fursch Madi has brought
suit against Manager Locke, of the
National Opera Company, for salary
claimed to be due her when the com
pany was under the management of
Mrs. Thurber. Manager Locke will
contest the case in court. He denies
the assumption of any debts of the
old company when it was reorganized
under his control recently.
Tobin's Muldoom Picnic Co. evil
IDENTITY had lively time at Akron, O.,
January 2, where they played to good
business. They are said to have dis
banded after the evening performance,
owing to dissensions among the mem
bers. The trouble is said to have
been caused because Daisy Melville
was cast for ''Mrs. Muldoon," when
she wanted to play the ''Vassar
Girl"
The Peery Opera House, Gains
vile, Tex, ceased to exist January
3, when Haverly's Minstrels did a
good business. The theatre will be
turned into wholesale clothing house.
Manager Paul Gallia has been obliged
to cancel all contracts, as there is no
suitable place in the town in which to
give performance. Plans are under
way to build a new $40, 900 house, but
no definite steps have been taken as
yet.
Harry Fitzgerald, of Fitzgerald and
Ellis. has lust completed two guns for