New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-24

don public, and though that opera was not success'
here 1t is possible 1t may be again put on. and that
different fate may be recorded when the origins'
Dorothy shall be heard.
People who remember the frail, delcate-loohns
woman whose performance OF Nora in Ibsen's Dolls
House, caused much comment last season would
scarcely recognize Beatrice Cameron in the plump
rosy checked person who is walking so briskiy along
Broadway Miss Cameron has been i'll, but a long
stay in the south Of Europe has completely restored
her. and she will speedily resume her place as leading
woman in Richard Mansheld's company "Mss'
Cameron is the wife of NcwYGrk newspaper man,
Who although bearing the name Of Phoebns. does not
write for the paper that shines for all for two cents
The influence Of the Jewish In theatrical ousi-
Is daily growing more pronounced ana inc hcn
who TO be coming from their omces W ee'
DelmonIco luncheon are among the best known. They
are Charles Frohman and " Az Iayman. Frohmah -
o short and remarkably fat man, who docs not bear
much resemblance to his tall and slender brothcr
Daniel who directs the fortunes Of the Lycenm Chars
Frohnan manages the shenandoah conFahio'
and all Gillette's enterprises. lie mas ar
ranged with Mr. Proctor for long season
at the Twenty third Street Theatre, which VIII
be begun with Gillette's comedy, $" All inc
Comforts Of Home" and continued with an as yes
unnamed domestic drama by Belasco and De Mhie'
Al. IIayman who manages the two principal theatres
in San Francisco the California and the BALDWIN, ana
the Opera House In Portland, Oregon, mas prac-
tcally a monopoly of all the best business on inc
Pacific Slope. lie is shrewd and audaclous specu-
lstor and often guarantees enormous sums 70 iarse
companies like Palmers, Days and Frohman's, anu
pays all expenses from the time of their leaving unui
their return here. Hayman is welbuilt, good-looAlh3
man, who rarely appears to be rutfied In temper
Beasco and De Mile who have just been mentioned
among the most fortunate OF American dramatiss.
Their plays Of "Thc Wife and "Thc Charity ball.
built to TT the Lyceum Company, have been siDglarly
Cal f,-f ipefan fharh aV
the perseverance and confidence of Daniel Frohman,
The Wife, not success at the start, ana IL
only after much patching fitting and altering
that the ultimately acceptab-. form arrived at.
Dc Willie, who Is TAR and wears glasses hrst came iO
dramatic prominence "a a play reader at the Madison
Square Theatre, when II was gwen up 70 uie MIX ana
clerical management. Belasco, who is Hebrew, Is
dark, short and swarthy lie first made his mark In
conjunction with Clay Greene. When Belasco and
DE Mile intend to write play they go 70 the latters
from all society for weeks at time. Both are
teachers in sarsents School Of Acting, which has It's
Here is woman with genial round face that for
on 1a the 'f boards Of Wallace It is almost needless
say she is Rose Cogllan, who has been for two OF
three years star The . hard work Of i travelling w ss
robust and hearty than OF old. Her escort is her
Sdas mean % a h0 s ss'e fis prs a.
Just returned from visit to her brother Charles VINO
%f wnT in and x ys1 mas wa and Children New
Workers have almost ceased to speak of him, and yet
live 50 fast that in year almost any forgotten
by the general public 1t Is said that Coshan Is de.
o'I leading place With salary Of $500 week IS
open him in London, but he to have lost his
ambition to act Rose Coghan has made two matri-
monal ventures, but neither turned out satisfactorily,
and she is now separated from her second husband'
4 couple whose commanding height would attract
attention anywhere Is formed by colSnsl William n z:
recently returned from trip to Europe, and nave
lust been inspecting the alterations a. hSsn f hen
eason with a new play, one Error She is q we'll
known actress but was somewhat handicapped by her
side Of her talent any scope. Colonel Sim has for
many years directed the fortunes Of the Park Theatre
Of one Of Wilson's Bsrctts plays Good Old Times
Colonel and Mrs Sim stopping TO speak to tall
Which have been carefully waxed. He is H. E. Miner.
who from comparatively insignificant position as
potential figure in dramatic circles. lie has two
theatres In the Bogery ono in Eight9ay Me- S Sne IN
been the lessee of the Fifth Avenue Theatre For
years he has had great desire 70 manage r9 ,a s
remaining short lease Of the Fifth Avenuc, and has
also expended many thousand dollars in rescatns and
Two blond and attractive looking girls who seem
fessionals the Rlalto, Lillian and Nellie Bill.
ings They Brooklyn girls. who were once shining
lights among the amateurs OF the Goer s etae.
Last season both sisters were with Dark secret
of the worst, yet most remlneratve plays OF the
day. go . -
This alert, why. energetic man with the Mephisto-
pelan air is known TO almost every one AS Hermann.
The magician who has recently determined TO assume
the cares OF management lie is altering Dockstaders
into pretty little house which Minnie Palmer VIII
open with revival Of "Ollvettc." lie Is also build
Ing a handsome theatre in FultOn-st.. Brooklyn, on
his own entertainment and his Transatlantic tande
vile Company he will have little snare time. HIS
companion dark man, with full but closely trimmed
Icarl, is George Lederer who recently attained so
much unpleasant notoriety in connection with his
marital ventures. Although it was said at that mo
that he had left Herrmann's employment he is now
the maglcan's rghtrhand man,
A tall and portly woman. who has word or
smile for every one, Is the welknown dramatic agent
Mrs. Fernandez. mother Of The clever child Biiou.
whom Mr.. DAILY has dramatically adopted Mrs.
Fernandez OH be remembered the organizer Of
many festivals and entertainments for the children OF
the stage She the first to enter the dramatic
agency business. and her venture has been well sup
ported by managers and actresses. Il Is naturally
more agreeable for the latter 10 make all their arrange
ments in q womans parlor than in a mans Office.