Telegram-herald., 1888-07-22

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George LesrccE has ssege1 - soVpor-
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James ONeM VIA eyes s.s season IA
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Iotta VIII sperd he sanser ~ the Isles
Il Shoals and a. Lec9~. oyening her TAI
season ~ AllwSukee Oh StEreueer q
Lillian Russell has t&iNt a cottage a.
Loug Branch, where sle sS-A res. uAtA her
duties IA The eueea Mate rec+ll ser
Alice Harrison viii pay Topsy Ia the aew
version Of "Uncie Ten 5 Cab.n ~ be pro-
duce9 a. the Holils Street Inea.er, Boston,
next month.
Annie Pixley opens the Park Theater,
Boston, on September II for : foar weeks
engagement, dlrsag wl-eA she WI appear
IL a new piece u0t yet namst.
Manager WI J. Davis. Of the Haymarket
Theater, Chicago. has gotten the better of
his recent indlsp0sition, and Is Low IN f2lr
way TO recover permanently
The American Opora Company, which Is
under the management CT 'Ggs;ave Hem
riches, viii spend the suEas.er II fhiiacel-
phia singing at the Grand CPeEa-House Ia
an extensive repertory. 80
Marion Elmore has been engaged 70 play
the part OF Chucky, London street waif,
II "The Stowaway" This IS the part ia
which Minnie Rotchely scored great hat IN
the London production.
Clara Morris viii open her season, which
is already booked sp 10 Nay l, 1889, al the
Grand Opera House. Tho principal feature
OF her repertoire viii probably be new
play by Clinton Stuart snttled Hssar
Emma Juch will sing next season IN
series Of twenty concerts under Hathaway's
management. The lesser attractions VIII
be Miss Hope Glenn, contralto; Leopold
Litchcnberg, violinisl and Teresa Carreno,
pianist.
The members OF the SAKE sfeiningeu Com
pany who intend visiting America are AL
exander Barthel, the Countess KristalnItz,
Nine. Berg, Winar Knorr, Max Gouber,
Leah Lorcnz, Emma Teller, Leopold Teller
and Augusta GrGvenburg.
j. II. Hill has taken tho Standard The
ater, New York, for August 20, and will
produce Mary Fiskc's play Of Phillip
Herno" az that house Tor an extended run,
with Joseph Haworth in the title role and
q particularly strong cast in support.
According to her present plans, Mary
Anderson Will sail from England on Octo-
Der 80, and open at Wallack's November l2.
Her tour in this country will cover twenty
five weeks. IL is asserted that Miss Ander-
son would like TO cancel her American
dates, SO as 70 make "a pleasure trip TO
Rome.
Gillette's play, ga Legal Wreck" is 70 be
brought forth at the Madison Square on
August l3. The cast is TO include Nina
Boucicaun, Ida Vernon, May Savillc, Fanny
Denham Rouse, Elsie Lombard, Frances
Graham, Alfred Hudson, Sidney Smith,
Sidney Drew, George Fawcett and Henry
Thorne.
Mr.. Charles II. Yale. manager Of the new
spectacle, Tho Twelve Temptations was
in Chicago the other day looking over the
stage appointments OF the Haynarket Mr..
Yale brings his company to this theater
oariy in tho coming season, and is just back
from tour Of Europe, where he secured
some very novel features.
Maggie Mitchell went on the stage when
she was eight years Of age; Joe Jefferson
at six; Agnes Robertson at twelve; Ellen
Terry at five; Kate Batcmsn at eight; the
Denim sisters at six; Mary Cannon Ut three,
and at nine years played regularly every
night; Lucille Western at nine; Cordelia
Howard at four; Jean Davenport Lander at
eight
w O. Smyth viii again be agent OF tho
T. ". Keeno Company. The following per
sons have already been engaged; George
Learock, Arthur Elliott, Eugene Moore.
Adolph jackson, Carl Ahrcndt. Frank Hen
ing, Henry Hansccmb, Edwin F. Lawrence,
C. W. Vance, Marvood Andrews, Charles
Sands, Louise Pomcroy and Mrs L. a.
Baker. The season opens in Chicago Sep
tember 3.
Ida Euelle, tho attractive little leading
lady of the Crystal Slipper Company, is IN
dorbtedly one of the foremost exponents Of
child characters on the stage today, and
| Cinderella in her hands is very attractive
Manager Henderson. Of the Chicago Opera
| House, has re-engsged Miss Muelle to con-
| tinus with this company during the run OF
1he piece in Boston, Philadelphia, New York
and other large cities.
Colonel McCaun has booked twenty-nne
weeks for the coming season, which Will
| carry him until his date for opening his next
summer season at WaIlsck's. lie Will open
| IN Philadelphia October and play SIX weeks
| then to Pittsburgh for week. Chicago ten
| weeks, Cincinnati, Baltimore and Washing
| ton each one week, Philadelphia four weeks,
| Boston four weeks, and Brooklyn ono week
''Nadjy" Will run at the Casino, New
York, until Saturday night. September Is.
| On the 18th either the new Gilbert Z Sulli-
| van opera-which. however, nay not be
| finished by that time-or Tho O0lah" will
| be seen. a contract is held by Francis
| Wilson for the production OF tho latter opera
on the date mentioned but If the Gilber; 4
| Sullivan opera is ready arrangements may
be made for its postpouement
| Mrs. James Brown Potter will open her
season under the management Of Henry F.
| Abbey on the 1st Of October in Philadelnhia
| in Tom Taylor's "Twixt Axe and Brown. -
"Ioyal Love" will not be played AZ all. The
repertory VIII consist Of "She Stoops 20
| Conpler." Romeo and Juliet tho Lady
| Of Lyors - Ruy Bias" " "a You Like n, :,
| aud production Of 4" Antony and Cleopatra. ?,
| which opens the New York engagement Do
| cember %
| VIII J. Davis has secured for the opening
attraction Of The Haymsrket Thesser Miss
| Alberta Damon IN her new farce comedy.
'sThe Scarccrow.n The Hsymarket has
earned the prestige Of being tho most sue
| oessfgl new thcster ever opened IN Chi
caTD. Miss Damon new pay IL bv Harry
/ b Smith and Robert r Peattio. with scr-
eral original songs By Reginald De Koven.
Richard Carroll has been engaged Tor one
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