Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-14
MINNIE PALNIER's FUTURE.

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John Ernest HcGu8H
MINNIE PALNIER's FUTURE.
So John r. Rogers viii in reality not
manage Miss Minnie Palmer any more
they have made and saved a fortune, and
plan to enjoy it has been arranged. Min
ME, having pleased audiences over the en-
tire world, is yet so fascinated with her art
that nothing will make herleave the stage.
yet as things are now she cannot have her
husband with her as often as she wishes
Our an. P" says candidly that when she
is on the stage she cannot have Jack with
her, and when he manages, he has to do
his business during the day, which also
compels him to be separated from her. OF
course, if she left the stage, this would
right itself, but as she will not hear of it.
she proposes to play only for about six
months of every year, and then only in the
largest towns and choicest theaters, for her
own amusement and current expenses.
During these six months she will be man
aged by popular manager, who will do
all the outside work, leaving Yours Mer-
rily" the time to entertain. give dinners
and dainty little suppers to those through
out the country WHO have for many wears
been his friends. Their New York home.
"The Gramarcy," facing Gramarcy Park,
is one of the most perfect in the city,
veritable bUou museum of pretty things
picked up in all the corners of the world.
Both are yet young, live very happily to-
gether, and as they have as much money
as they care to have, propose in future to
enjoy their well-earned comforts-indulge
in all their "fads," without touching their
inyestments.-Dualop's Stage Nelcs
RoBsoN's NEW PLAY.
Stuart Robson's new play, by Steele
Mackaye, entitled 'An Arrant Knave,"
will be produced at the Chicago Opera
House September 18th. The costumes for
this play are nearly all finished, and will
be as pretty and costly as any that have
yet been seen on ny stage. William r.
Hayden is at present looking after the
scenery, which is to represent correct views
of France, taken from steel engravings
which recently arrived from Paris. Take
it all in all, "An Arrant knave" will be
produced in a very brilliant manner and
those who have read the play pronounce it
the best work of the gifted author, who
has also written part for Mr.. Robson, in
which he is sure to make very great sue
cess.
A GROSS OUTRAGE.
Oracle Wade has the whole profession
and the public with her in her suit against
the cigarette manufacturers who photo
graphed her pretty face upon the undraped
body and limbs of some ballet girl and is
sued the combination as chrome portrait.
For actresses to have their own limbs dis
played in cigarette pictures is bad enough :;
but to tack on other peoples limbs is add
ing insult to injury. Miss Wade is en-
titled to swinging damages.
STAGE NOTES.
Mrs. James j. Blaine, Jr., is at Long
Branch.
Efie Ellsler's tour on the Pacific slope
was failure.
Manager Al. Hayman, of San Francisco,
has gone to New York.
J. r. Grismer has purchased the Cali
fornia rights to THE Burglar"
Miss Minnie Palmer sails for Europe on
the steamship Alaska July 23d.
Nine. Theo promises to make another
tour in this country next season.
w. L. Lykens will continue to be Mag
gle MitchelPs manager next season.
Branden Matthews new play for w. H.
Crane will be called "On Probation"
Ed. Gardner, the comedian, is at Cleve-
land, Ohio, quite i'll with pneumonia.
Pony Moore, the very much be-dia-
monded London minstrel manager, is a re-
cent arrival in Gotham.
If Mrs. Leslie Carter is put on the stage
by Manager Gilmore next season, Kyrle
Bellew should support her.
Dan Williams will star next season in
"a Grass Widow" The company will
play the Pacific slope only.
Joseph Doner, brother of John D. Gil
bert will be the comedian with Matte
Nickers' company next season.
Lawrence Barrett will not return from
Europe until September 1st. From last
report his mumps are as large as ever.
Harry Meredith's play, ga Perilous
voyage, Will ue pldye dI the San fran-
cisco Bijou Theater, July 22d, by Lewis
Morrison.
Frederic de Belleville is yet at his
fathers country seat near Antwerp, but
sails from Rotterdam for New York Au-
gust 10th.
Mary Anderson will not be seen in this
country next season, and Manager Henry
E. Abbey will fill her dates with the Lon
don Gaiety Company.
Marion Manola is spending few days
at Newport, r. l., prior to her English
trip. She will rejoin the McCaull Opera
Company in September.
Tim Murphy will again try dreams" /"
after he closes his next season with "a
Brass Monkey" He proposes to bring it
to the Pacific slope next summer.
David Towers, Neil Burgess manager,
sailed for London on Wednesday to pre-
vent John A. Stevens from using Mr.. Bur
CESS patented horse-racing effects.
1t is more than probable that Joseph
Mack will manage the Prescott-McLean
company next season, during which Miss
Marie Prescott will appear as Iago.
Miss Agnes Evans, late of Evans and
Hoey's "Parlor Match company, will play
leading roles in the burlesque with the
May Howard Burlesque Company next
season.
NJ. B. Leavitt has after all, secured the
lease of the new Windsor Theater in Chi
! cauo and hoe alrcEdv hz,oLad son,a &c IL.