The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-08-03
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

A new Russian vonst bears the fantastic
name of Emile de Mlynarsky.
Lawrence Barrett is said to be in better health
just now than before in years.
Mrs. Langtry feels well enough to talk about
playing Cleopatra next season.
Bret Harte Jr., has dramatized '"The Luck of
Roaring Camp" for Edwin f. Mayo.
Rhea will play nothing but "Josephine' the
coming season. Tears, tears, oceans of tears!
Fay Templeton will play Hendrick Hudson in
pair of sixty-four- r-button kid leggins Whoop !
Donnely and Girard will introduce new songs
and new business il. Natural Gas" for next
season.
Mary Anderson Navarro is spending the last
quarter of her honeymoon in the English Lake
country.
Miss Mary Howe. the soprano, will be the lead
ing attraction at the Worcester Musical Festival
in September.
Mr.. A. B. Anderson, of this city, will manage
Josephine Camerons tour next season. BY the
way who is Josephine?
Geraldine Ulmar, after finishing her English
engagement will come to America next season
with an opera company of her own.
Joseph, the Moral Man." is the title of play
by Henry Holland to be produced for the first
time at Asbury Park tomorrow night.
Miss Mary Eastlake had $500 worth of jewelry
stolen from her on the steamer while crossing
from New York to Liverpool recently.
Maude Banks and Julia Marlowe will appear
in Fred Stinson's war drama, "a Divided House,"
to be produced in Boston on August IL.
Sydney Rosenfeld is writing light comedy for
the Madison Square Garden Theatre. 1t will be
satire on the higher education of women.
Frank Blair will be the comedian of the Boston
Ideals the coming season. BY the way, who is
Frank and who is running the Ideals now?
Julia Marlowe's girlish beauty will be set Off in
Beatrice and ImOgene next season by costumes
designed for her by Frank Millet, the artist
Vernona Jarbeau begins her next season in
Montreal August 20. JEFF d. Bernstein, her hus-
band, will continue to manage her, more or less.
Margaret Mather is in luck. She has secured
Arthur b. Chase, who successfully managed
Rhea and the Booth-Barrett tours, as her
manager.
st. Louis is trying to live up to two light opera
companies this summer, and the girls out there
are forming musical societies named after the
rival tenors.
The New York Mirror is so bright these days
that it is necessary to smoked glasses in read
Ing it. Its summer salad" is evidently prepared
by Gordon bleu.
Twelve Florida algators are now rehearsing
in New York specially interpolated roles in a
grand scenic revival of "Uncle Toms Cabin"
soon to take the road.
William II. Crane bankers after a permanent
New York house. Ii is said there is prospect
that the Star Theatre will have its name changed
to Cranes before the season of l69l-'92 opens.
The London critics speak highly of the ability
of Miss Ivanowa. a Russian novice, who has been
playing Blanca in Milman's "FaZio." She is
said to speak English with remarkable purity.
Manager-Actor Duncan Harrison will intro
duce number of songs in Honest Hearts and
willing Fists" the play in which John L. Sulll-
van will star this season. Whether John Il. will
sing or not is not stated.
Franz Vetta, the eminent basso, and his charm
ing wife, Lizzie MacNichol, are spending their
summer vacation at Nantucket. They rejoin the
Emma Juch Opera Company August 10, when
the season opens in Denver.
"The Unhappy Ones" is the title of new opera
ON which Rubinstein is at work. The scene is