Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-02-22
NOTES.
NOIES.
Minstrel tonight.

Minstrel tonight.
Adelina Patti sails for this country
next November.
Henry L. Dixey played to 81 800 in
New Orleans, Sunday 10th.
Lizzie Evans goes to Europe this
spring, and will "do" London and
Paris.
"Enoch Arden" will shortly be
produced by Newton Beers and Julia
Greer.
Booth and Barrett will go to Cali
fornis May 10. They close their sea-
son July 1.
Sarah Bernhardt made her first
appearance at Rome, Italy, Jan. 23l,
playing the role OF "Camille."
Thatcher, Primrose & West states
that they will put on the road next
season, a musical satire called "Up
TO theTimes."
=. ii. Wiseman, Of AL G. Fields
Minstrels left the company Feb. 4th.
Ill health was the cause. Thevacan-
cy will be filed by j. c. Smith.
John T. Burke, the leading man of
the Annie Pixley Co.has been stricken
with paraly sis, aud will probably be
unable TO appear again this season.
Patti Rosa is playing 10 good
houses In London. That's right
Patti, bring back some Of the shekels
Foreign actresses have carried over
there.
Jake Kilrain recently went TO
theater to witness "The Tigress" with
the expectation OF witnessing
scrimmage, but he was much disap-
pointed.
j. N. Gilbert, manager of the Gill
bert Huntley Co., will not 90 on the
road next season. lie will remain In
New Orleans, La, TO wind up some
business affairs.
Mr.. Francis Wilson, the comedian
Of the Casino Co, has recently fallen
heir 10 5000 sterling. the bequest
OF his aunt, Mrs Joan Wilson, late Of
Aberdeen, Scotland. -3fI
Lizzie Evans opened her second
engagement in Louisville Tuesday
night. She also plays three engage
ment in 81. Louis, and three In
Chicsgo this season. What's the
matter with Hopkinsville?
1t Ia stated that Maggie Mitchell
will make q trip TO California and
Australia next season, and that at
the close of the tour she will probab-
ly go to Germany to visit her dsugh-
ter, who is being educated there.
Miss Adele Belgrade, of Frederick
Warde's Co Is native Mississippi an.
The people of the State have had op-
portunities to do her homsge recently
and didn't miss one of them. She Is
adored by all, from Jeif Davis down.
Frederick Wsrde Is on his way to
San Francisco, where no Is TO play
"Belphegor the Mountebank." The
addition of Stella Boniiaoe, Margaret
Pierce and Harry Boniface TO his
company has won much success.
AT an amateur performance at De-
fisnce, o., last week, young Nellie
Moore, the six year old daughter of
Tom Moore, made her first public ap-
pearance. and made great hit, and
was presented with many handsome
presents.
Mics Kate Claxton will retire from
the stage In about two weeks, on ac-
count Of III health. II will be remem-
bered that. Miss Claxton, appeared in
the title role In the "Two Orphans"
in this city some time back. and gave
universal satisfaction. We regretto
give her up, as her place will be hard
10 I'LL.
"a Gentleman in the custom house
Is responsible for the information that
Mrs. Langtry has all OF her hoisery
made in England. The goods are
made of the very finest silk thread,
and In color harmonize with her
dresses. For every costume Mrs.
Langtry has set OF hose. These
articles are made very long, and cost,
including the duty, sl2 per pair."-N.
Y. Star.
Billy Emmerson has given up his
new theatre at San Francisco, Cal,
and has again Joined forces with
Katie Putnam, playing the leading
comedy psrts in her repertory. The
season will close IN the s mth The
last Of March, Oh May 9th Miss
Putnam sails for Australia, being
nndey contract for sixteen weeks