Telegram-herald., 1889-12-23

wf.ch was with Rhea, wound mp with
row between the madam and her man
agcr, the debonnare Jimmy Mouassey.
Frank putlam's ambition. firstly. and
secondly, the lutie row mentioned, Aave
much 10 DO w..h his advancement a.
an actor. Is engagement al the Bos-
tom Museum was indeed q situation
which sought after by hundreds II
youthful aspants. bat hon few OF
tnem get thercy The rgid ru ug Of the
stock company al tiiIs thcalor. tlc mon-
arCh-like stage management " William
Seymour. have had uneues gOuallv
much 10 60 with Boyd Putuam's sue
cess. especially as far as hs ability 20
Get dc-rahle engagements IS cOn-
ccrncd. The wutcr lmag.ues also that
/ his assoc latols with excellent dramatic
( trainers and capable actors. have en-
urgly erad'ctCd the crudeness and
stagncss. winch usedt0 bc 80 noticeable
i I'm Putnam work during hlS early days
ON the stage. Putnam Is naturally
/ charged WITH an Immense amount of
energy, and is gifted with a consider
1 able quantity of dramatic instinct. II
/ he has these essential elements under
; 8ftftl EONtl4lNlrs anu Nal aiaAtlk anu
apply them without grating or cxplo-
SION, then ne has mastered and rid
! himself OF his only faults. With
voice Of fine mOdulation, an excellent
| physique and n manly presence, 1t
seems that M. Putnam ought 10 bee
/ perfectly fitted for the part Of John
/ Rutherford. Mr.. Putnam has been
/ with the present company all Of the
! afeI hos 90
/ splendid comments from the press for
his acting. The best indication, how
ever, that his work is satisfactory is the
fact that Manager Frohman IS dcsirous
of ro-cngaging Putnam for a number
of years at an increase Of salary. There
is quite an advance sale for the three
performances. Every lady attending
tomorrow evening VIII b. presented
! with handsome satin souvenir with
the compliments of Manager Cobb.
"The Waits Of New York" a melo-
drama depicting the ups and downs OF
life IN the metropolis, viii be gwen at
Redmond's every night this week.
There VIII be matlnees tomorrow,
Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday.
! The advance sale has been very large,
particularly for the early performances.
Those who expect 10 90 Christmas af-
ternOOn or evening should make Immc-
date application for seats.
Katie Putnam has but recently re-
turned from Australia, where il is said
She has amassod quite a snug amount
of the coin of tho realm. Whcw, how
old is Katie now Old residents here
VIII remember that some considerable
! years since she made a tour of Michi-
gan with philosopher Harry Hubbard.
as 4 portion of her support. Since that
time she has never ventured IN this
state.
The tour Of Katie Emmett. who is
starring in "The Waits, is directed hy
that rising young manager, Harry VII
lIams, who IS also prOspeTlng finely thl'
season with "The Blue and the Gray.
Fowler and Warrington VIII go ont
with the "COrsalr' agaiu IN 4 few davs
Since closing IN Cincinnati n few week.
since they have hccn in Now York rest
ing up. They viii run it on much
less expensive scale than heretofore.
'It was Just after the war, wher
| things were rcd-hOt." ." remarked Mana
ger Berger a little whilcag "whcn tho
Berger Family started ON tom
through the South. u was somewhat
! | Of a bold venture o. 90 among those
| emhttcred people. many of whom had
descended from fortune 90 poverty hy
, | the cruel operation of war. OF COursf
! we could not travel through that c0un
, | try a. haling from the North. Mr.
T l Fowler. now Of Fowler and Warming
| ton. attended 70 thc business end ~ ou-
company and he ht on clover hcmc
/ You know We were nearly al born II
Baltimore. and lived There during ou
( infant davs after which we moved g
Jackson. fb State. Wei. Fowler al
vertsed as as the Berger Family. from
3 Baltimore. This was a town n sym
/ pathv WITH tho rebellion. When 81,
got r. Richmond was announced iha
. member RI orr family bad p cturc'
= of JeA DAVIS and ron Robert T. Jer
E and that thcv would ad0rn the par o.
Of our home I'D Michigan. Ths far
was unIl shed in aI of tho new-
p papers "a advance of u- and we did
F. tremendous business fo- those DAYS.
have often wondered whore thosa 200
people got tre.r money - spend f0
Z entertainments ~ tirst time. II wss s.
'5f. 1ust whom tnev res I'D taat To-
rar was over and thst tner cause Do.
hrrn crushed was cute vgufhfu
, thea. tattae t.stre7- and restitution
met stcrorv tnu on tast toar. shs
4 never forget
Before the DAYS of the inter-stsf
.s comm frrr rl ettfre -sn1 70 if au .rtr7
..