Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-01
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
Interesting Notes from al
Home and Abroad.
ADJUSTMENTS FOR THE WEEK.
Gossip About Plays and Those Who
Take Part in Them-Mu-
steal Events.

1t is reported that Madame Janish is
in lunatic asylum in Vienna.
The Wife has had continuous ovation
from the Pacific to the Atlantic.
The Philharmonic Society will repeat
its concert on Friday evening next, at
Turner Hall.
Arrangements are being made for the
tour of the Gaiety Theater Company, OF
London, in this country.
Fanny Rice will be one of the princi-
pies in the new Gilbert and Sullivan
opera at the Casino. She is a New York
favorite.
Kate Castleton has clever advertising
scheme. 1t is a paper doll with copy
of her own face, and paper dresses to be
cut out by children.
Los Angeles will have at least two
opera companies at the Grand Opera
House during the season. Abbott and
Carleton will sing here again.
Mr.. Abbey has engaged Mrs. Langtry's
private car for the use of young Josef
Hoffman, the boy violinist, whose forth
coming tour of the country Mr.. Abbey is
to control.
Oriana is the title of comic opera just
finished by G. J. B. Cassell and H. B.
Iszard, both of Leadville, Colo. The
former is the author of the libretto, and
the latter the composer of the music.
Willie Edouin's play called Ran Wild
has been bought by j. K. Emmet. The
piece is said to have been a success in
London, and Mr.. Emmett is reported to
have paid $4,000 for it, all in one lump
sum.
ALI. Hayman closed his season as
manager in advance of the Lyceum Stock
Company Saturday night in Chicago,
and on Monday took the management OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Florence at Toronto,
Canada.
Mr.. Frank Mayo plays The ROYAL
Guard next week at the Theater Comique
in Harlem. Mr.. Mayo has just recov-
evered from severe illness, occasioned
through his having come in contact with
some poison ivy at his home in Canton,
Pa.
The success of A Legal Wreck at the
Madison Square Theater, New York, has
set aside all possibilities of Mr.. Palmer's
company opening at the home theater
until November 18th. The home COM
pany, which is touring its way back from
California successfully under Mr.. AL
Hayman's management, will reach here
in October, where they will rest until the
run of A Legal Wreck closes. 4 Legal
Wreck, with it's original cast, will then
be sent on tour which will embrace the
principal cities, and its Western trip will
cover exactly the same territory which
has been played by Mr.. Palmer's COM
pany.-(N. Y. Dramatic News.
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Verona Jarbeau will appear at the
Grand Opera House tonight in her
comedy Starlight. Her play has been
success. When the curtain rises it dis.
closes to the audience Miss Jarbeau in
the guise of a pretty Italian shepherdess
and permits the little lady and her COM
pany to do ONE very clever things, sing
few choice selections, tell the audience
that she is now known as Starlight" and
is being taken to America to make for
tune for Quaver, her manager, and her.
self. In the second act "Starlight" is
seen at fashionable reception given in
her honor, wherein she enthralls the
guests and audience with her singing.
In this act she introduces her French
song ''Pi Quit" and gives her imitation
of Nine. Theo's singing of the English
ballad, "Where Are You Going My
Pretty Maid" The last act represents a
music store belonging to Quaver, in
which he rehearses his new opera, dur
ing which several of the company are
seen to good advantage in solos, duets
and choruses. Miss Jarbeau sings her
own song, "That's Enough, Don't Your
Think, which has become very popular.
The Philharmonic Society.
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