Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-11-17
Stage Whispers.

MRS. LANGTRY has arranged for anothe
American tour, beginning next September.
JOE EMMET, in his new play, "Uncle Joe or
Fritz in Madhouse," !" will be Manager Gulick's
Thanksgiving attraction.
]. ]. FITzsIMMoNs, formerly of the Flor.
ences' support, is now playing Jack RoLSEon in
A. NJ. Palmers Jim the Penman" company.
CLARA MORRIS will shortly appear in
Helene" her new play, in this city. 1t is said
TO be equal to anything she has ever presented
CORA TANNER boasts that in Fascination"
she can change from woman's full evening
dress into mans full evening attire in exactly
seven minutes.
HALLEN and Hart, the popular comedians.
played three weeks at the Bijou Theater, New
York City, to a phenomenal business. Pitts
burgers will see them in a few weeks.
MANAGER BEN STERN reports that the
largest house that ever gathered in the Star
Theater. Buffalo, on Monday night greeted
"Kaianka," which scored another great sue
cess.-MiTTor
MILTON MOBILES, the well-known actor and
playwright. was among a party of gentlemen
who recently made an ascension of Mount Mas
siye near Leadvllle, Col. The ascent was be-
gun at A. NJ. and it was late in the afternoon
when the summit was reached.
A LOSING attraction in Philadelphia thea
ter last week had the phenomenal effect of
causing a small boy to descend from the gallery
and hand in an extra quarter at the box office
for a seat down stairs, saying it was SO lonely
up there that he was afraid to stay.
KATHERINE CoGswELL, who used to be
Katherine Keene in the Twelve Temptations
burlesque last year, is now member of one of
Mr.. FrOhman's companies She is a tall, rather
handsome woman, whose near-sightedness in
dicates studiOus literary disposition.
ager of the Bijou, this city, has accepted the
same position with Harry Kennedys Lights
and Shadows" company. Mr.. Shedden is to be
congratulated in having associated himself with
such popular and energetic manager.
MRS. E. NJ. POST, of "My Aunt Bridgetn
company, is dangerously i'll in st. LOUIS, at the
Lndell Hotel. 1t is singular coincidence.
that the lady who took Mrs. Posts part in the
company last season, died in st. Louis during
the company's engagement in that city.
WILLIAM MEsTAYER-when he has his hat
on-bears q startling resemblance to Prince
Jerome Napoleon. William Harris, now sun
porting Rhea in Josephine" makes up TO look
like Bonaparte in very realistic way, Harry
Brown the comedian has something of Nano-
Icons features, and Percy Hunting thinks he
has.
], K. EMMET, when young, was one unfor
tunate day discovered on a ladder singing a
song. The person who discovered him though+
the voice was fine and persuaded him to 90 into
the profession. The voice is no longer as fine
as it was, presumably, at the time of its dis
covery but Emme: now has $4,000 dog who
barks when he can't sing.
A SPECIAL from Apollo, Pa, says: During
the last act Of "M'liss" by the New YorS
Theater Company at the Opera House tonight
Miss Lillian Mortimer, leading lady, and MT
T. w Copp were united in marriage Tba
ceremony was appropriately introduced into
the play, and was performed by Justice John +
Cochrane to the satisfaction of all concerned
1t was the Justices first appearance on the
stage.