The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-06-15

A4lCl Il hcIO cuBdHtucul Our ONEdIeSlSIS'
viii close al The Orpheum this evening and be
succeeded tomorrow night by Sheridan and
Flynn's specially company, direct from New
York City. in conjunction with the California
0peretta Company. who will sing OnenDaehs
Rose OF Auvefgne."
Edwin 5. Belknap. son Of Mr.. D. P. Belkuap OF
this city, has been re-engaged by Mr.. j. NJ. Hin
for next season and will support Maurice Barry
more at the Standard, New York.
Marcus Mayer will arrive in New York from
this Coast July ION, and sail for Europe Oh July
12th, returning 10 New York with Miss Agnes
Huntington, who VIII begin her American season
In "l'aul Jones' at the Broadway Theater, Octo-
Der 9Th.
Gilbert and Collier will satirze American man.
ners and customs in their comic opera, 50 they
say in London.
Eduard Strauss orchestra is having tri-
umphant tour 1t will dedicate the new Madison
square Garden in New York on Monday evening,
10Th INST.
Francs Ign Regld has been engaged by
Stuart Robson 10 play Lord Arthur Trelawney
next season in The Henrietta" He will also
create new part in new play, which the COM
edlan has IN mind TO produce.
Paul NJ. P0ttefs 1.-The City Directory" now
running at the BljOu, New York is booked for
season in San francisco. The piece is an i'm
pfoyement on tine usual style of farcecomedy.
Elizabeth Weber Emmett, plaintiff in the
Case, was formally divorced from Joseph Klein
Emmett, the ell-known sketch actor, at AL
bany, n. Y. May 2Sth. The couple were married
at ST. LOUIS In 1864.
The cause OF William n. Gillelte's Illness Is
caIsrIh in the stomach. 1t is a pity lie play
wright should be held by such enemy.
medal Is struck as memorial To Gayarre,
and bust and memorial tablet Will be placed
before the house in which he died by lis appre-
ciaiiye eountrymen.
D'Oyly Carte has engaged Eugene Oudin to
sing the leading baryIoue role In Sir Arthur Sui
livan's grand opera "Iyanhoe,' that is to be
produced at Carte's new tbeater In the fall.
Mrs. Langtry sends out the unwelcome nteli-
gbnc6 that she Will return to America In July.
Mrs. Brown-Potter Is also coming back and Mrs
N 81 "a nuh
says the Chicago Herald.
Chicago is full OF theatrical folk, most of whom
have come In OFF the road with empty pockets
and hungry stomachs. Ii has been pretty
tough season Tor the small fry.
Miss Rose Wood. ouce famous New York
IayoriIe and prominent member OF the late
Lester Wallack's famous company, has returned
TO New York after a five years residence in Cal
ii0rna. Miss Wood has not aged a particle dur
her presence Will be demanded in one of the
prominent local stock companies
Washington man has discovered a musical
prodigy In young woman who can play Gu q
typewriter, chew gum and sing all once.
Sarah BernhaIdt having got rid of the pain In
her arms and fresher trouble with her lungs, is
now having an unpleasant time with what is
known as "hOusemaid's Knee" occasioned by so
much kneeling In Joan Of Are"
10 The Worlds play contest, Just finished
Miss Blanche Marsden's play, "Gabiiel Gerard"
is mentioned as next in excelency 10 own o.
the Wlsp." which was thought lie best OF the
1923 plays leceiVed
Mrs. John Drew has PRODUCED Bucksfone's
comedy Married Life at Mcvicker's, Chicago.
The character of Mrs. Henry Dove Is MAIDS most
interesting by Mrs Drew's acting.
The New York Sun says June will be the the
aters dull month This year In that city. 1t has
come ~ with ealoric emphasis, disturbing the
plans that were made in May and Fastening the
shutting OF doors and The release OF players.
Ii is now finally conceded that the surgical
operation lately undergone by Sgnor Itao Cam
panini has restored to him hts old time voice.
Inns was SHOWN by concert he gave In New
York June 18TH.
MIR. George Keogb, formerly with Langtry In a
new play called Sara" George and Joe Hol-
land, Bob billiard ana the Misses Chamberlain,
Harmed, Thorne aud Rankin Will be in the com
pany.
Tom Mcguire, business manager of the Four
teenth street Theaer. New York, belongs 10
Mecca Shrine, Palestine Cummandery, the Con-
sistory, the HobOken Turtle Club, the Five AS
tue Theatrical freasurers' Club, Excelsior Club.
the Actors Fund and the Iroquois Club. This
membership VIII tell when he takes his benefit
on the 23d inst.
There are great number of Americans In
London just now intent Oh amusing the blasa
Brtisber. Mrs. Shaw Is still wbistling In draw
ingIoOms TO raise the wind and Alfred Cam
meyer, Phillip Shortisn aud Ruby Brooks threat
TO make the banjo a popular Instrument.
Nowhere Is the American element more notice
able than on the house bills Of the Theater
Harris numbers among his pensionnaires Nine.
Nofdca, Nine. GetraZzinl. Miss Ella Russell,
Nine. Fursch- Madi. Mime. Scalchi and Miss
Zelie de Lussan. In the London COncert-rOom
one listens 10 Miss Van Zandt. Mime. Trebell,
Miss Antolnette Stirling Mr.. Lloyd and Mr..
Foil, while Miss Agnes Huntington and Miss
Geraldine Ulmar MARBLE In the minor lyric thea
tiers.
Francis Wilson. now In Paris. has q new
opera, The Merry Monarch" with which he
will open the Broadway Theater. New York,
August 18Th. IL Is an adaptation from the
French by himself and Mr.. j. Cheever Goodwin
OF New York. the music by Emile Chabrier and
Wuoison Morse.
Writing TO the Pail Mall Gazette, MIR. William
S. Gilbert says: You appear 10 attribute The
termination OF my joint work with Sir Arthur
Sullivan 10 a question connected with the opera
which he Is Writing for Mr.. diOyly Carte's new
theater. 1 shall feel obliged IL you will permit
me to state that my secession has no connection,
direct or Indirect, with the production OF Sir A.
SullivanS new opera. For reasons that np-
peared 10 me to be sufficient, / have voluntarily
Withdrawn from further collaboration without,
l am happy TO say. putting an end 10 the friendly
relations which have existed between Sir A
sullivan aud myself for many years"
CLYDE Fitch appears 10 be In demand The
author OF " Beau Brummell" has nearly finished
q four-act drama called "A Modern Man." in