Omaha daily bee., 1890-10-26

tho famous ''Clemenceau Case" for early next
month.
Jack Mason, it is said, will marry Marion
Mmola, which accounts for his peculiar ac-
tions recently.
Rose Coghlan will manage herself next
season with the assistance of Mr.. John L.
Sullivan, her leading man.
Jake Rosenthal, who is responsible for
much of the success of 1.-THE Hustler, is now
with ''All the Comforts of a Home"
Rosina Vokes has made decided hit in
Sidney Grundy's drama, THE Silver
Shield, y in which she plays an 'emotional
part.
Herr Eduard Strauss, in speaking of the
acoustic properties of the Coliseum, stated
that they were as fine as any building he had
played in in America.
Mr.. Nelson Wheatcroft will probably
retire from Daniel Frohman's Lyceum thea
tire company at the end of the present season.
He may be leading man in the travelling
stock company that Mr.. Gus Pitou is organ
izing.
Kate Castleton, instead of starring as ex-
pected, this year, has an engagement with
Faust Up to Date" which is doing the
cities quite successfully with an American
company.
Besides library for the benefit of om-
plOyes, the attaches of the Academy
New y ork boast of n thoroughly equipped
gymnasium which Messrs. Gilmore and
Tompkins generously furnished and placed
at their disposal.
Marcus Il. Mayer and Ben Stern viii this
season manage and direct the tours of Fanny
Davenport, in "Cleopatra;" Agnes Hunting
ton, in paul JOnes;n Pauline Hall, in ''Er-
minie' and ''Amorita," tie London Gaicty
Burlesque company and an American
''Faust Up to Date" company.
Tom Kccne has been having success in
California in "Richard Ill., Louis al"
and ''Richclicu," Kecne used to be mem
Der of the Old Mccullough stock company In
California, and was great faVOrite there.
Mis- Bertha Trask, lowa's charming recita-
zionist and reader, whose ability has created
such q favorable impression among eloCu-
tionary circles here and elsewhere, has re-
sumed her tour of cities i'll western Iowa
after a short visit at the home of DR. Richards
of this city.
Nessrs Locke and Davis deny the inten-
ton of uniting the De Wolf Hopper and the
Emma JuCh organizations for a short tour IN
1.-THE Mascot There are reasons to believe
that these denialS, however, are not alto
gether genuine and that if Emma Juch con
sents, something of the kind will take place
about the month of April
The New York Casino opera, MillOckers
''POOr Jonathan has made adeclded sue
cess Lillian RUSSELL as prima donna; Ed
win Stevens, as theatrical mahaReri Harry
McDonough, as millionaire who temporarily
changes stations with hs cook; Jefferson
DeAngelis, as the cook Jonathan" and
Fanny Rice are the chief members of the
caste Modern clothes are worn by the
PLAYERS, and the chorus is without tights.
The management Of Gillette's latest big
comedy success, "All the Comforts Of
Home" are in the same position rs they
were with SYSTEMATICALLY Bronson How
ards play was booked for six weeks at the
Star theater, New York, and its wonderful
success rendered its return to New York
necessary, And now IAN the Comforts Of
Homc' that by strange coincidence was
presented in New York on exactly the same
day of the month as "Sncnandoah, - is SINH
larry situated. After several out of town en-
gagements, an effort will be made to renew
the run in New York. Manager Charles
FrOhman Is now arranging TO secure thea
ter. It's success in the metropolis was
phenomenal.
It lacked not many minutes Of $ p m. one
night last March when Nat Goodwin mean
dered lesurely from the bar of the Hoffman
house, New York, to the lobby leading to his
cab which was to take him to the AmphiOn
academy Brooklyn, eight miles distant,
where he was 20 appear that evening.
"Adonisn DiXey, who was smoking in the
lobby, caught sight Of Nat and the big HoG-
man house clock at the same moment,
"HellO,r exclaimed DiXey, 81 thought you
were playing at the Amphion academy this
week.
so am" replied Nat without changing
his gait
But, " asked Dixey anxously "won't they
be waiting for yOup
"Well," uonChalantly responded the come