Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-10
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Lorraine VIII De the next revival
by the AcCaul Opera Company.
Minnie Maddern first appeared on the
stage when only three years of age.
Modieska, who is now in California
win resume her acting next season.
a. NJ. Palmer has. given Effie Ellsler
the right to play ''The Keepsake, -
1t is given ont that Fannie Davenport
has made about 500 900 with s'La Tos-
en-.
Clara Morris has postponed the produce
ton of her new play, "Helene, for
some time.
Fashionable people in New York no
longer consider it good form to occupy
boxes at the theater.
E. e. Kidder is busily engaged upon
the new play which he is writing for a
prominent soubrette.
w. j. Scanlon will produce his new
drama, "Myles Aroon, - III Philadelphia
during Christmas week.
Chas. Stevenson, Kate Claxton IS hus-
band and chief support, is commodore of
the Lochford Yacht Club.
Miss Helen Barry, the six-foot actress,
thinks the most charming thing in the
Miss Annie Lippincott, daughter of
'Grace Greenwood, - has secured an
engagement with an opera company.
Getting stylish in her old age-During
her Southern tour, Lolita and the COM
pany supporting her will occupy special
car.
Maria Fabbri, the Italian singer in
Campanini's company, is May Cary
Smith when she gets through the even
ing IS work.
Clay Greene is at-work on the words
for an American opera bouffe, which is
to be Il satire on the Pilgrims : Dramat-
ic Exchange
Time has already been secured in sew
eral Western cities for w. II Crane for
next season. His repertoire will include
"Henry w.
Lizzie Evans has made pronounced
success i'll her new play, The Buckeye.
This season has been the most profitable
Miss Evans has ever had.
Charles l.. Harris is now playing the
pawnbrOker in Pawn Ticket 2lO with
Lolita, and playing it very successfully
according to all accounts.
Nellie Farren possesses an extraordin-
airy number of jewels. All the brilliants
she wears in the last act of Monte Cristo,
Jr., are genuine diamonds.
James A. Bailey's sister-in-law was
married on Tuesday in Harlem. Mr..
Barnum presented check for $40 200 to
the BRIDE Dramatic Times.
"Robert Elsmere'' has been drama
tized by no less than half dozen per-
SONS. 1t is to be tried in Chicago during
the month - Dramatic Times.
Henry Miner sailed from England
Thursday He Will bring with him the
new play he has promised to place on the
American stage. Its title is yet unknown.
1t is limited again that W. J. Florence
and Joseph Jefferson will star jointly
and Grip Van Winkle'' rs their roper
tory.
Olive Harper's three-act emotional
drSIiia, called GA Fair Californian, -
VIII be put upon the boards early in jan
nary at one of the leading theaters in
New York.
Mr.. William Waldorf Aston is the latest
accession to the ranks of playwrights.
His drama is said to deal with Italian
life, Il field in which he should be pecu-
liarly At home.
Charles Hoyt, perpetrator OF GA Rag
Baby, - "The Tin Soldier, - " 4 Bunch |
of Keys, - GA Hole in the Ground and !
- Brass Monkey, " is now at work on
:" a Singed Cat.'
Nine. Patti has accepted low terms for
her operate season i'll Paris. She says |
that she only wishes to cover expenses, |
and that her object in going there is to
do homage to Gounod.
Mrs Langtry has caught the Shakes
pearean craze, and expects TO dazzle |
New Workers in the near future with
production in which she will |
appear as Lady Macbeth
Colonel J.Armoy Knox of Texas Silt
ngs is writing q realistic drama for Marie
Hlforde. The play viii be produced
next spring under the direction of a well
known journalist and manager.
It takes twelve men TO handle the
Fire of Life'' scene in ''She. - When
Miss Clements, who plays She, falls
through the trap she falls into the arms
IF eight mechanics II Dramatic News.
Miss Mary Anderson, too, in ''Win-
-cr'S Tale, - is delighting New Workers.
rhcy 20 once, then 4 second time, and
men All lIit IliIt. ltitit IL no tlhptIdD
!bout the play; it is all full of honest
york.
e. II. VANDERBILT is to be Mrs. Lang
Iy 5 leading man, whileS Charles Cogh-
an deyotes his time to reconstructing
The Dean s Daughter,' in which she
will appear during her New York en-
Joe Jefferson and Stuart Robson viii
,e the only comedians playing legitimate
in America and England next
eason. Jefferson will play The Rivals
md Robson viii produce Steele Mackay's
lew drama.
Paris is getting tired of the ballet. In
SSt the Opera gave thirty-two ballet
lights, in 1885, tWeRty-eight; in 1886,
twenty-five, and in 1887, thirteen. Thus
ar eleven ballet performances only have
een given i'll 1888.
Boueicault's new dramatic school
caches its pupils to walk. If it can
each them how to walk from Oshkosh to
Jew York without getting either tired or
it will not have been opened in
ain II Norristown Herald.
Miss Titiens, a niece of the famous
niger, has gone from California to live
4 England permanently. She els but
erenteen, bat she is tall and Stately
nd decidedly pretty; and she promises
veil to become fine singer.
w T. Florence is using. for advertising