Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-13
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
The Lyceum Theater Com
pany in "The Wife,"
NOTES OF PLAYS AND ACTORS.
Scraps of Gossip About the Music
World at Home and Across
the Ocean.

Uu0 OCc8Us
Harry Edwards and wife are in London.
Henry Miller is negotiating with Mrs.
Langtry.
Catherine Lingard will head the Little
Tycoon company next season.
Matthias Sandorf will be the biggest
thing ever done by the brothers Kirslfy.
Charles Coghlan and family have
taken possession of Rose Coghlan's farm
ut Yonkers.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lewis will spend
their three weeks holiday at Lucerne,
Switzerland.
Mr.. Jacques Kruger will probably be
seen with His Royal Highness Company
next season.
Amy Ames is to burlesqee in The ktty,
ballet dance in Nadjy. This will be
burlesque of a burlesque.
Bolossy Kiralfy has just purchased An
klope, q grand ballet by jacob, which ls
running with success at the Alhamora'
London.
Arthur J. Hubbard, q Boston basso,
has made a great hit in Melbourne,
Australia, with the Amy Sherwin Opera
Company.
Rachel Booth had an offer to accom-
pany Mansfield to England and one for
The Kitty, but she will rest during the
coming season.
w. r. Guiberson, who has been with
A Parlor Match for the past two seasons,
has signed with the Jennie Kimball
Opera Company.
Clara Ellison, who was formerly q
member of Nine. Modjeska's company,
will shortly be married in London, and
retire permanently from the stage.
The Lyceum Theater Go. arrived in
the city yesterday morning. Miss Georgia
Cayvan, of The Wife Co., was the orig
inal "Dolly Dalton" in Hazel Kirke.
Beatrice Moreland, who was with
Minnie Maddern last season, has been
engaged to play leading business in the
No. Held by the Enemy Company this
season.
J. H. Hill has been unable to secure q
leading man for Helen Barry. He
offered G. r. Gardner 81 600 to release
Frank Mordaunt, but the tender was not
accepted.
According to a London paper little
Josef Holman will not be heard either in
Europe or America for some years to
come. 1t is doubtful if he will become
the rage again.
Burt Shepard made his first appear
ance as q white-face comedian in Three
Blind Nice, opening in Grand Rapids
August 9th. The other members of the
company are as follows: Billy Rice,
Frank Howard, Richard German, Myers,
Hefferman and Sally Cohen.
John Allen, late of San Francisco, and
one of the best known musicians in the
country, will preside over the orchestra
of the Brooklyn Theater. Allen entered
the orchestra OF the Pavilion Theater,
London in 1886, and has been fddling
ever since.
Mrs. o. S. Dimpfel, recognized
and Philadelphia, is to make her profess
sional stage debut in Duncan B. Harri-
sons melodrama, The Pdymdstsr, at the
Chesnut-street Theater, Philadelphia, on
August 25th.
E. E. Rice has engaged Fay Temple
ton, who will appear as Gabriel" in
Erangeline, and as the bold, bad "Con-
rad" in The Corsair. The regular season
will begin at the Grand Opera House,
Chicago, September 18th.
Ihroaon Upon the World promises to be
one of the interesting road attractions
next season. Mr.. Rufus Scott has had
20 many applications for dates from man
ayers that he was compelled to open his
season August 6, which is three weeks
earlier than he ct first intended.
The great, only and impressable
Signor de Vivo has got the management
of Signor Liberati, the cornetist, who
has organized a military band of fifty
musicians and soloists for the coming
season. He will play two weeks at the
Cincinnati Exposition, and then make
An extended through the South and
West.