Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-11-17
PLAYS AND 81 AVER
Gossip About the stage and Q ars-Theatri-
cal New.

Geraldine Ulmar denies the report
that she Is to be married.
Mics Verona Jarbeau 10 still flashing
starlight" on the public.
Deuman Thompson passed the fifty.
eighth mile post las. week.
A number Of companies are already
going in for reorganization 90.
The latest about Pa Ii is tn A. she has
bleached her hair TO a straw color.
Sol Smith Russell will soon have o
new play from the pen Of Dion Bous--~
cault.
That faded snd unssvory violet, cy-
clept Cameron. is now singing ins
London music ball.
Mrs, j. 3. Blaine, IT., is still sick.
and her appearance on the stage is stIII
in the very dim fu ure.
Miss Julia NARROW refused 10 gives
matinee performances during her neI
cent Chicago engagement.
Charley Reed. who was the l.adings
light In the City Directory. is In News
York waiting for an open ng.
Mr.. Barnes, Of New York. is turning
people away nightly at the Y W CALI
fornia theatre in San Francisco.
Lawrence Barrett's production sfs
Ganelon at Chicago was the most So
cessful engagement he ever played fnt
that city.
Within five years Richard Mansfield
has risen from the plane occupied by
him ss Ko-Ko in the Mics 10 t. the
higher one of Richard III.
Comedy lie drawing this year, Wind
ham in Boston, Jefferson and Flor
ence and the Kendats in New Yorh
all testing the capacity Of the 'heatro
Glars Louise Kellogg and Mr.. Clara
Louise Kellogg, nee Carl Stras"-c,
are home from Europe. She brought
home but small section OF her once
fine voice.
Lillian Russell and Fanny Rice sing
a kiss duet In the opera of THE Bn-
gandsn that Ia charming. II il was .
Mr.. Rice the fair Lillian might do il
still better.
The ministers of the city have been
invited 10 witness the production Of
"The Old Homestead" at Harris' this
week. II is said that the clergy Of thu
east have largely endorsed this play.
The London Gaiety company struck
New York from "Lunnon"thi' week.
and the dudes and their pocketbooks
are being exhausted in efforts r.
please the female members Of the COM
papy.
Rudolph Aronson selected an appro-
pirate souvenir to commemorate the
Il iftieth performance of "Tne Drum
Msjorn at the New York Cssino. IL
was a miniature silver drum, incssed
in a MORE antique paper box.
Physic' ans, go IL Is rumored, have de-
clared Lawrence Barre.t's reappear-
ance on the stage after this season TO
be improbable. From a false use Of
his voice, persisted In for many year,.
his throat il seriously affected.
Gen. Sherman says Shenandoah"
is the best war play he has ever seen.
Bronson Howard refused $4,000 for
the rights Of q new play Saturday.
Hssys "Shenandoah" viii give him
$50, 600 In royalties within twelve
months. Palmer now wishes be had
bought when he first saw il In Bottom.
The "spider and Fly" is booked for
Harris the week ofNov. Is. This is
successful combination for which the
term "pantomimic sxtrayaganz" has
been coined TO express its chsrs Ter.
1t embraces dash Of everything, from
opera 10 pantomime. The cast Ia .
good one, composed Of Robt. Frsssr.
Hilda Thomss, Bessie Cleveland and
other clever people.
The New York Sun Of recent date
say: Clsrs Morris and Fanny Dsven-
port walked down Broadway yesterday
afternoon. and they we're practically
unuoticed by the thropg. Even the
world Of younger New Yorkers rsnen-
ber the time when eithsfr6 thee
women was famous enough here 70 ~
traot the attention OF the multtuds st
any time or place. They were sucees-
sively the queenrof DSly's Fifth ave-
nue. theatre. and literally hundreds 81
women waited sfisr every matipse
Just 10 catch a look at them as thsylsft