Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-09-25
STAGE GOSSIP.

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 John E. Kellerd scores heaviest in ssshen- l Rndoah."
 Stuart Brodock has signed with Adelaide Moore.
 Charles Frew has made blg hit in ''The
 Fairy's We'll"
 Ralph Delmore will be in the Helen Barry 1 Company.
 1 Comedian Crane has scored an immensa
 hit at the Chicago Opera-House in his new play, "On Probation"
 l Lulu Lingard will shortly wed @ Londoner. l Mrs. George Knight has opened her sea-
 son. - '
 Sallie Cohen and Jessie West have been
 caught in ''The Spiders Web" 1 Marguerite Schuyler has returned from her vacation at the Thousand Islands l Miss Marie Heath Is engaged as soubrette for Dan Daly's "Upside Down" Company. Mabel Rivers was lately married, in Og- den, U. T., to the manager of the theater in l that town.
 | w. J. Hurley is engaged for Mansf1eld's production of "Bloody Dick" He will grapple with the lines of the Lord Mayor. Mrs. Florence Lotta Cooke, formerly of Louisville, Ky, has joined the Emma Ab-3 bolt troupe for an extended trip this fail. 1
 Dion Boucicault is writing an lrishs drama in which Bobby Gaylor will star nexti season, under the management of W, Al Brady. It is rumored that Lew Dockstader andi George Thatcher would form @ partnership If they could only decide whose name shoulds head the firm. Gus Williams, in his monologue withs Herrmann's TransatlantiqueV Vaudevilles, is! pne of the features among the best Eu-j ropean specialists. Gus is the only Ameri-l can in the troupe, but holds his own as an, entertainer.
 Paul olah,s Hungarian Gypsy orchestra fills again the vast halls of the Chicapol Eden Musee with their catchy melodies. They present an entirely new appearancei in their light blue Hungarian hussar uni forms, and are more popular than ever. i
 Kate Castleton's company Is made up of the following people: Henry c. Clark, Richard German, James B. Radcliffe, Will, fam Jerome, Lizzie Conway, Grace Ottillie, Mabel Potter, Belle Muni, May Montford, Ada Freeman; Arthur c. Pell, musical di-; rector; Harry Phillips, manager
 The New York Lyceum success, .'The Main Line, " has been secured by Dr. Charles L. Howard, to fill the dates of the late George Fawcett Rowe. The comedy will be hand somely staged and be presented with a special cast selected and rehearsed by the author, Henry c. De Mile. Eugene Bart ram and Bassett Willard have been secured: also Miss Eva Mountford, with whom special engagement has been arranged to play the star part, Possy.
 Miss Mary Newman will star this season In two companies managed by her husband, Mr. Harry Kennedy. She will alternate between "Lights and Shadows" and ssThe White Slave, in both of which she has starred before. Miss Newman has played Lisa in "The White Slave" for some sea- sons, and therein made most of her fame, Last season she was very successful in "Lights and Shadows" Miss Newman has changed her name from May to Mary. The lady halls from Maine, and stepped from the seminary to the stage about i've years ego. In private life she is a 'home-body,n devoted to her husband and parents, and one of the most charming of hostesses to meet.
 MT. Bronson Howard, who was once a struggling newspaper man, will spend thls year collecting rich royalties on his plays. In addition to ''Shenandoah," which is to DC taken through the country under the management of Messrs. Hayman and Charles Frohman, the successful "Henri- etta," which is to be made the chief feat ure of MT. Stuart Robson's season. will be @ source of income to the author in this country. MT. Edwardes, of the London Gaiety Theater, and MT. Wyndham are competitors for the privilege of producing ''The Henrietta' in London, and "One of Our Girls," another of Mir. Towards plays, after successful tour of the En- gllsh provinces, Is to open in London in two weeks, with Miss Alice Atherton in the leading female role.