Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1889-04-27
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Fresh News, Idle Gossip, and amusing
Stories About Actors and the His
tri0nic art.


Tony PASTOR goes to Europe in June.
MARY ANDERsoN's favorite game is
,hess.
Mrs. POTTER is said to be studying
Camille"
ROBERT G.. NORRIS is writing new
play for Minnie Palmer.
MILE. RHEA has new play from the
French called "The Case Vidal"
New ORLEANS is to have new Opera
House, to be built by stock company.
CARRIE TURNER is to play the heroine
of Fl. G. Miners "Union Jack" next
season.
M. RUBINsTEN proposes to give
forty orchestral concerts in this country
next winter.
RUDOLPH ARoNsoN has engaged
Blanche Marsden for one of his road
companies.
RAMSAY Morris lately disbanded his
@Tigress" company at Philadelphia after
poor business.
DELIBEs has founded an opera upon a
Norwegian legend. He calls it Cassia, :"
End it will soon be produced.
MILE. FRANcIscINA PARIS, the pre-
miere danseuse, has been engaged for
next season by Bolossy Kiralfy.
ROSE CoGHLAN closes her tour May
II in Brooklyn and begins her next
season in August, opening in San Fran
cisco.
EDWARD HARRIGAN and Tony Hart
have made up their long standing differ
ences and will appear together next
season.
MISS MABEL LOVE, popular London
actress. has disappeared. when Pow
erty comes in at the door Love flies
out" etc.
DENMAN THOMPSON will run "The
Sisters" all next season in New York
and continue his "Old Homestead" an
other year.
WESLEY S1ssoN, A. M. Palmer's
energetic right bower, has secured the
Australian rights of Little Lord
Fauntleroy."
LEHNEN & CAIN will give up the
Grand Opera House, Rochester, N. Y,
May /, and Manager Burke, of the
Casino, will be their successor.
Mrs. Rosa ST. CLAIR LELAND, the
energetic manager of the Leland Opera
House, Albany, N. Y, died in that city
recently after very brief illness.
MINNIE MADDERN has secured the
aFeatherbrain," which she will bring
out in New York in May. The heroine
is described as woman Dundreary.
FRED WARDE lately lost 81, 900 worth
Of railroad tickets at San Diego, CAL,
where he had purchased sixteen tickets
for his company from that city to st.
Paul.
SELENA letters friends say that
Ramsey Morris mismanaged "The I'll
gress," and hence the disbandonment.
She is said to have lost $4,000 in the
enterprise.
A RUSSIAN joint stock company is
building an immense boat theater to
float up and down the Volga River.
Performances are to be given at every
large town.
ERNEST GYE promises a season OF
italian opera with an American prima
donna and chorus. The name of the
impresario indicates that this may only
be serious joke.
SALvINI recently presented his COM
pliments to Bernhardt in the shape of a
large silver vase, enaineled in many
colors, and filled with the rarest flowers
he could find in Italy.
ABBEY, Schoeffel, and Grau have
leased the Gaiety Theater, London, for
eight weeks next summer. -Four will
be devoted to Coquelin and the remain
der to Sarah Bernhardt.
MISS JARBEAU has had written new
Starlight" gayotte to be danced by a
quintette Of girls handsomely costumed
also new song, entitled 30 Say, Will
You Come Out and Play?"
WE have attempted to appear pro.
phetic, but are willing to wager our last
years railroad pass that an epidemic OF
Of society actresses will break out in
America before 1890.
ENRIco TAMBERLIK, the greatest
tenor of this century, is dead, aged So.
He was the contemporary of Robini and
Mario, and had no equal in such OPP
eras as g Polinto" and " William Tell
The title of Mile. Rhea's new society
play is The Case Vidal" dramatiza,
ton from French novel; by Stewart
Ishsm. 1t is said that the play is very
strong and sensational, and that Rhea's
part Is one Of unusual strength.
a aTHEATER or ACTUALLY" is to be
established Ia London after the model
Of the French Theater Libre The
idea Is that authors may have the chance
TO produce their own plays without the
Intervention Of the hated manager.
u cAN'r imagine Why RosaIind Down
lso,rsr ehanld "a an khn STAGE with any