Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-01-15

should neglect my duty to my heathen
neighbor.
ACTORS AND ACTRESSES.
How They Get Along in Cold Weather.
Theodore Thomas is fifty-two yean
old.
Richard Mansfield wears eye glasses
and looks like college professor.
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Henry Irving and Ellen Terry have
q months engagement as
Chicago.
James 0'Niel is playing q three
weeks engagement Of Monte Cristo
at San Francisco.
On New Years day man fell from
the top tier Of the Arch st, theatre.
Philadelphia, sustaining fatal injuries.
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Mrs. Langtry was compelled to can.
Gel Baltimore engagement on account
Of illness. She was threatened with
pneumonia.
Three nights played by Adonis In
Los Angels amounted to IS 900, which
was the largest sum ever reached by .
dramatic company.
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Selma Dolaro, a great stare favorits
. few year ago, has abandoned the
boards, and devotes her time to writ
Ing and adapting plays.
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Joseph Hoffman, the young musi-
cal prodigy is the best paying attrAo-
ton known. His receipts exceed
Booth and Barret's and even Patti'e
..s
Looks like we would have circus
next year! Barnum's big show 10
going to the pacific coast and will
split aud travel west over the U. P.
and n. p.
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A singular coincidence happened In
The Corsair at the Bljou Opera House.
New York. The last performance In
the year 's7 was the eighty-seventh.
aud naturally. the eighty-eight the
first in 'ss.
Lillian Lee, q member OF Niblo's
New York company was discharged
because she refused to mount horse
at reherssl, II being part Of her "busi-
ness" to do SO. che being In street At
tire and rigged out with an enormous
hustle.
Pauline Markham will go on the
road next season 10 the great English
burlesque OF Venus and Psyche, In
which she made such q hit at the Gal
ETY. Theatre, London. She will be
under the management Of Randolph
Murray. and will be supported by an
English company imported especially
for the purpose.
IfBilly Floren would write book to-
day and tell all the pleasant truths he
could remember about his friends and
associates upon the stage, he would
do bis day and generation an immen-
sity Of service, particularly IL that lit
erary effort were spiced and enlivened
by an occasional characteristic pith
from the shapely lips OF Mrs. General
Gilfiory.
Complaints were made against Kos
ter and Blal, and the managers OF the
Eden Musee. Christ on Calvary, Hans
Maksrt's paintings, representing the
Five Senses, and the Fifth Avenue
Art Gallery, for giving exhibitions ON
Sunday. They were all crested and
at the hearing before Justice Duffy
were discharged. The Justice held
that :"anything that exerts q moral
and refining influence upon the peo-
pie Is allowable by law on Sunday"
Anthony Comstock visited the Hans
Mskarp paintings Of the I've nude
women. and decided that they were
not immoral.
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett made osmond
Tearle very handsome New Years
present Mr.. Tearle In common with
q great many other people was very
much impressed by the Barrett pro-
ductiou Of Miss Mitford's Rienzi. and
as he still cherishes the impression OF
starring through England and Scot-
land, he is very anxious TO obtain Mr..
Barretps version Of the play for use
on the other side. He opened negots-
lions with Mr.. Barrett some time ago.
aud Monday morning went down 10
see the tragedisn for the purpose Of
getting the matter finally settled.
Mr.. Tearle asked him what was the
best price that he could make for the
man uscript. Mr.. Barrett went 10 his
desk, took out the manuscript and
said ''my dear boy, I'll make you Q
present OF IT, The generosity was
entirely unex pected, aud TeArle was
scarcely able Tor the moment 70 DO
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