The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-18
singe Notes.

Minnie Palmer is playing at Newcastle,
England.
The pearl OF Pekin" is doing a very
large business.
Charles lIoyts new play will be called
"a singcd Cat"
Benny Kate Casilcion is doing a very
large business in the West with "A Paper
Doll"
Luke Martin will take "The Lepre-
chaun" on tour again. He begins at
Norfolk.
"Shenandoah," play by Bronson How
ard, will be produced at the Boston Mu-
scum on Monday.
The coming actress is Miss Julia Mar.
lowe. Whenever she appears she is praised
by every dramatic critic.
Miss Blanche Lamar, who viii soon be
brought out In comic opera In New York,
is a native Of Philadelphia.
Sir Arthur Sullivan has three nicces in
the chorus at the London savoy Iheatcr,
where his opera Is being sung.
"a Brass Monkey" has been so great n
SUCCESS at the Bijou Opera House that IL
will probably run out the rest Of the sea-
BON.
Miss Rose Coghlan continues 10 meet
with very great success in "JOcelyn," and
is drawing exceedingly larga audiences
everywhere.
While "The Yooman Of the Guard" Is
.illing the New York Casino. the opera, al.
though better done, failed 10 draw large
audiences In Chicago.
Great preparations are being made for
Mr. pOtlcrs production OF Antony and
Cleopatra, which will follow Mary An
ders0n at Palmer's Thcater
Campanni's prima donna, Signom Gle
mentina dc We're. arrived In New York on
Monday She Is tall and handsome, about
thirty years old, and is Epglish by birth.
Anahagger Quincy, an English actor Of
imposing physique, manly manners aud
exceptional talent, has received an oiier
from Mrs. Potter 10 join her company las
soon rs possible
Among the great artists signor Campo
mini has brought 10 this country Ia a cook,
who IL imported for the express purpose,
the great tenor says, Of ayer,ing the evil
influences of Western aud Southern cook
ing.
Miss Annie Pixley, "eycrybody's favor.
tie" returns 10 Nnw York 20 the Grand
Opcra.housc, when she will again b. seen
In "Ihc Dcacon's Daughter" IN which
sho will introduce several new songs and
q whisiling solo.
Henry T. Dixcy's appearance In
"Adonis" NJ the star Thcaicr last Monday
was a ycritRblc triumph. IL was the lrst
time he had been scen In the metropolis
since the tremendous run Of "AdOnis' at
the Biiou Thoaier.
Dcbuinntc In chorus 10 the professional
"dicsscr'-"l am going ON tonight for the
lint time, what should ! wear" Well,
my dear, let mc see; a ribbon and a smile,
how would that do2 All | have IL. A
broad pink ribbon and broad pink smilcl
lou'll look charming
Imrc Kimliy's giiuering spectacle Of
"Mazulm" Is making n fortune tor that
energetic manager. Tho pantOnino Is q
scnsuous array Oi handsome scenery,
BEAUTIFUL costumes aud pretty women.
| This season many new features and several
specially performers have been added tc
the performance.
A powerful drama, called ia Pcur, :
by Al. Paul lie Cassagnae, has been read
aud accepted for early production IN
pans-the ocnsufc permitting. The play
| ~ hillil 70 Nt hupf'UtiN lfoilAtNh aNA ~
cccdingy strong" should the frncl
Government prohibit the piece, II will b
taken to Brussels, and played there By
the company shortly 10 begin rchearsing IL
Paris.
On Tuesday evening Mary Anderson ap
pcarcd Pat Almer's 1hcatcr Tor the frs
time since her long exile In England, ant
received an ovation such ~ lew people
have, outside their dreams The Win
tcr's Tale" was done cxquisitcly, and th'
English company which Miss Andersen
brought over with her gave q thoroughly
good representation OF Shakespeare
rather dolciul play.
Thus far this season Miss Fanny Dayen
port has hardly had thcatcr large enougI
10 hold the audiences who wanted 10 ~
Ga Tosca." In the last act OF the pa
she has introduced q novel and very sulk
ing innovation. Instead Of the Jump o.
the parapct ~ was done In New YORK
the broadway Thesier, she u shot oy ,n
Roman guard Just ~ she 10 about TO th,V'
herself into the river. She CLASPS "'