The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-12-14

of her bill. This is said to include large va
riety of articles, among them being invisible
night corsets," luminous japanese petticoats,"
and other strikingly unusual luxuries.
Edith Wanda Godson, a ballet girl at the Lon
don Alhambra, has been bequeathed 5000 cash
and $4,000 year for life by the will Of a Welsh
merchant.
Hereafter every theatrical company playing
in Georgia will have to sock S25. and the State ex-
poets to reap revenue of at least $4,000 a year
from the players.
Edward HarriRan's new theatre in West Thr-
ty-flfth street, New York, will be opened on De-
cember % with new piece called REILLY and
the Four Hundred"
Chicago has placed its Endorsement on Richard
Manshelds "Beau Brumme" This counts for
more than Chicago's Endorsement on Worlds
Fair check these days.
w. H. Crane will continue his term as "Sena-
tori at the New York Star Theatre until Febru-
ary 3d. No less than four new plays are now be-
ing written to order for Mr. Crane.
The spectacle of Nero. which has of late been
having good deal of trouble about its financial
end, will be moved from Niblo's Garden to the
Broadway Theatre tomorrow night.
"Erminie" was failure In Germany. IF Pau
line Hall had been in it its fate might have been
different. Her real name is Stauffenhauser, and
she came from over the -(Cincinnati.)
"Dr. Bill" has been the attraction at the new
Madison Square Garden Theatre, New York,
since that gorgeous house opened many weeks
ago, and Ella Wheeler Wilcox has just discovered
| that it is an immoral play.
Fanny Davenport's production of cleopatra
! is to have a grand ballet and chorus and pano-
ramic features which will involve the use of fif-
b,,,,I Nf r1,a, n
| will be produced by an entirely new process.
Young Clyde Fitch, author of beau Brum-
mel" has made another success with his short
| sketch, Frederick Lemaitre," which was pre-.
sented by the Rosna vokes Company in Boston
recently. The critics were warm in their praise
of it.
Miss Marie Decca will appear in grand bene
fit concert rendered the baritone Signor L. f
Sabatelli. in Chlckering Hall. New York. or
| Monday evening. Campanini, Nine. Emelis
Cosenza. Mile. Rocella Emstein, and others will
also assist. This is Campanin's first public ap
pearance since the complete restoration of hit
| voice.
Mr.. j. NJ. Hills "Clemenceau Case Company,
which takes the road Monday, will be headed by
Maurice Barrymore and Estelle Clayton, al
Pierre and Ia respectively. Special scenery hal
been prepared from the original Partisan models
The play itself is a correct translation of Dumas
great work, free from all the vulgarsms which
arrayed public decency against the version pre-
sented in New York some time ago.
The Marine Band appeared in Philadelphia las
night, under the leadership of Professor Sousa
in the Star" concert course. The occasion wa
especially notable because Of the fact that Pro
fessor Sousa played for the first time his new
symphonic poem descriptive of the chariot rae
from ben Hur." Professor Sousa regards thi
latest composition of his as the best work he ha
yet done, and despatch from Philadelphia las
night said that its rendering by the Marine Bant