The evening world., 1888-07-10

the proscenium arch. Tho decorations are
to be elaborate. The ceiling is to give u lace
effect over blu sky, and the walls to be
tapestried in terra-cotta. An orchestra cir
Gle has been added to the lower part of the
house. The stage has been enlarged and q
building has been erected in the rear where
all the dressing-rooms, carpenters shops and
property rooms are to be found, separate
from the theatre proper. The Grand Opera
House will be a fine theatre.
Herman Nunemacher, of the Grand Opera
House, Milwaukee,, came to this city yester-
day on purpose to deny the report that Man.
ager ii. X. Jacobs had secured his house.
Mr.. Nunemacher felt %grieyed. He said that
he had booked q number of attractions, spent
O great deal OF money on his theatre and had
no idea at all Of giving it up.
John F. Harley is to be the business man.
niger of the Hanlons during the coming sea,
son. when the Voyage en- Suisse" and
" Phantasma" will be produced: Mr.. Harley
has allied himself to a good substantial or
ganiZation, and the Hanlons have secured an
energetic young manager.
George l.. Smith, manager Of James 0'Eeill,
declares with u big and vehement declare
that his 81, will positively play " Monte
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DO far more interesting, by the bye. to, learn
that he would not. New scenery is being
painted and great preparations made, and
Mr.. Smith says the season will open in New
Jersey in September.
Miss Theresa Vaughn, the pretty actress,
has composed nm Ave Maria" which is
being published by q leading music house.
Mr.. Slocum, the handsome ex-manager, says
it il quite as good AZ Gounod's. The picture
| nf Mica Nnnuhn lnlnmpTlnD Mt HAI HANK
and composing ayes" as hne az Gounod Is
charming.
Ariel N. Barney. who is to manage dainty
little Julia Marlowe during the coming sea-
son, and who piloted Keene last season, re-
ceives some interesting letters. Here is one
that came to hand yesterday, dated from
Charlottesville. Ind.
DEAR SIR. Would be pleased to give you date for
Mr.. Keen think he Coulu Play to Nice Bisness
here. We did not have any actors In Snakespear
Last season. no Man actor. We had Mojesk and
Mrs. Bowers TO large business.
Jack" st. Maur, Miss Lotta's manager,
was on Broadway yesterday in all the glory
of a check suit. He had just run in from
the Catskills to take IA look around Miss
Shoals, though they intend visiting the Cats
kills later. Miss Lolita opens her season in
the Northwest in September. She will APP
pear in Pawn Ticket No. 2lO," and later in
mll6. NltOuCne.' MISS t10lcn Deblle, Mibb
Genevive Reynolds, and Delorme, a French
comedian, are to be members Of her oom-
pany.
10 the Dramatic Editor Of The Ersnino World
DEAR SIR: ! see in your Issue OF July Q you
mention q new play recently secured by Mr.. Wild,
entitled Cumming Wild," and state the same to
be by Charles I. Vincent. ] should esteem II q
favor II You would mention that the play IL by
MI. Vincent and myself. Yours 3 merely,
KENNETH LEE.
Certainly, Mr.. Lee. Running Wild" is
by Charles L. Vincent and Kenneth Lee.
Bolossy Kiralfy seems to be up to his ears
in business connected with the coming pro-
ductlon of j." Matthias Sandorf " at Nib. o's.
Cyrus ID. Prell, OF that theatre, says that
Mr.. Kiralfy has just received a cable from
Carpez and Levastre, scenic artists at the
Paris Opera House, that the scene that they
have painted for him is now on its way to
America. 1t is tho first that these artists
have painted for an American manager. Re-
hearsals of " Matthias Sandorf " will begin at
the end of the week.