The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1889-08-04
PLOTS OF THE PLAYERS.
They Will All Raid the Big Cities
in September.

morrow evening.
The fall season of the Academy OF
Music begins on September 2.
"Antiope" will be produced at Nib
los August II,
Shenandoah" will have its first
presentation at the Star September ..
Wilson Barrett is to open over here
in BENNY Chree."
Mark Murphy, hhe comedian, will
leave Asbury Park in time to open in
San Francisco on September IS.
Can it possibly be that the well
known millionaire is to make his
debut in "Bric-a- Brace under such q
tlinsy nom du theatre as Jee Gold.
A. M. Palmer, who is in London at
present, is an habitual theatregoer
Blanche Thorne will play the lead
ing female part IN 1.-THE Stowaway'
next season.
Marion Manola is in clover, getting
$175 week.
1t should occasion no surprise to
hear that Phil Goatcher is at work on
the scenery of 1.-THE Shanty Queen"
Joseph OFT, who has been engaged
for "The Tourists, is very clever
young comedian.
Minnie Palmer is tired of being be-
fore the footlights, alnd will try BE
hind the Scenes'' at Christmas time in
London.
Ii it takes the whole of the London
Gaiety Company to fill Mary Ander-
sons dates, she must have had great
many.
Roars of laughter only are expected
to be elected by the Lion and the
Lamb tomorrow evening at the BiJou
Theatre,
w. H. Crane has been cominuning
with himself on his yacht in this
wise:-"I am not only witty in my
self, but the cause that wit is in other
men, therefore ! will produce Henry
W."
Mary Anderson is residing in her
picturesque villa in the suburbs of
London, and makes little occasional
trips to that city.
Bernhardt always wears undergar-
ments of Japanese crepe, as thick and
warm as flannel, in dull rose and blue
tints,
Denman Thompson makes occa-
sional flying trips to New York now
from his retreat at Swansea, n. H., to
survey the arrangements for the re-
vival OF the "Homestead."
May Waldron has shown great grit
in fasting for one month to reduce her
weight, which she has done by seventy
pounds, and is now only of a good,
sentimental size.
The Captain Swift tour. with A. H.
Forrest as star, will open at Miners
Theatre, Newark, September 2.
Lillian M. Burk, who has just been
engaged by DAILY for three years, is
tall, slender, handsome girl, with, it is
thought, considerable talent.
Etfie Ellsler is rusticating at Long
Branch.
Frazer Coulter and Otis Skinner
have been engaged by Adelaide
Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. George Remington,
nee Josephine Merry, are summering
at Asbury Park.
Maggie Mitchell, who is now abroad,
does not care about a little bare foot
any longer and is reported as collect
ing an elegant supply of the daintiest
foot gear, as well as other elaborate
articles appropriate for trousseau for
her approaching marriage with
Charles Abbott.
Irving, when on pleasure bent, as is
the case now, as he is taking his vaca-
ton, declines to be of a frugal mind,
and positively refuses to peruse bust
ness letters or kilograms
1t is rather distressing for the ladies
who make point OF copying the
toilets of actresses to hear that Mrs.
Potter wears habitually pongee un-
dergarments richly embroidered in
lavender, lettuce, green, blue or red.
For a consideration, and not very
large one, any person can now buy
ticket for the Tooth performance of the
"Oolah,n which will include SOU
venir of the sweetest and most fascin-
ating description.
The screeches Of his infant son are
regarded by Nat. Goodwin as heavenly
music, and to be near the sound he is
frustrating with him and his wife at
Saybrook, Conn.,, until his fall season
begins on September 2, in the West.
"a Gold Minen will be his entire reh-
ance.
Although there was nothing the
matter with the swimming, the walk
ing was not good enough to make
Jesse Williams, the musical director of
Tile OttSiuU, lccl tilttt HIS lOt WAS at I'LL
q happy one few days ago in L.
don. He had simply been relieved y
the latest English fashion of his re-
turn ticket and pocket book.
Frank Mayo having now found out
that it has only taken four to five
years of playing other parts to lose
the money made in twenty of ''Davy
Crockett will return once more to
his first love during the coming season.
He might take the youngest son of the
real simon pure Davy Crockett, who
now lives in Texas, and is seventy
three years old, in his company to
play the old mans part.
Lillian Russell will appear in 1.-The
Brigandsn on Wednesday evening,
August 81, radiant in the newest and
most bewildering of Partisan cos
TUNES. The souvenirs on that ocea-
sion, which will be the one hundreth
performance of the opera, are to be
something rare in the art novelty
line.
Neil Burgess showed himself at the
hospital benefit, at Long Branch, on
last Monday evening, and has been
able to drive about every afternoon
this week. He has suffered SO in
tensely laying on his back for weeks,
with a sheet held over him by arti-
flcial means and his Outstretched