Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-24
DRAMA AND MUSIC.
Notes Of Plays and Players
From Everywhere.
GOSSIP FROM THE WINGS
Maggie Mitchell to Appear Here
Shortly-Other Events in the
Near Future.

Sara Bernhardt, according to q rumol
that has been cabled from Paris, is soor
to marry again.
Pretty Bettina Padelford has retired
from the Seven Ages company and beer
succeeded by Elvia Crox.
Stuart Robson will next year revive
4 Comedy of Errors, The Henrietta hav
ing been nearly worked out.
An English syndicate has purchased {
two-thirds interest in Forepaugh's show
on valuation of 81 100000
Hans Won Bulow's sixtieth birthday
was celebrated January Sth, at Ham.
burg. by a grand concert under his di'
rection.
George Ohnet, the French author, is
dramatizing his "Dernier Amour" for
Miss Genevieve Ward. 1t must be q sort
Of dernier ressort for her.
A dramatic representation of the ad-
ventures of Stanley is being prepared for
one of the English theaters, which will
present it in grand style.
Ada Glasca has rejoined the Conried
Opera Company. Miss Glasca has the
luck of owning property worth aquarter
Of q million dollars, and can afford to say
emo pay, no play"
Pretty Annie Russell has just SUBJ
mitted to dangerous surgical operation
and is now in private hospital in New
York. It will be some time before she
will be we'll enough to return to the
stage.
Maggie Mitchell, who is now playing
to crowded houses in San Francisco, will
commence an engagement here on March
Sd. She will appear in Roy, Little Bare
foot en0 FGnchon. Maggie has recently
been married, and this is said to be her
farewell tour of the United States.
Mrs. Leslie Csrter is to make her debut
in q sociaty drama at the Broadway,
New York, November 10th, the time
being part Of that held by Mr.. Abbey
for Mary Anderson. And it is said that
Paul Potter, of Chicago, has been paid
$1,000 tc write new play for her. Who's
next?
The Nellie McHenry Company have
dropped the new title For Sweet Charity's
Sake for the old play and returned to it's
original name, Green Room Fun. The
old play with the new title has not
"caught on" at all, and Manager Fred
Haeder is going to try if there is any
thing IN a name after all.
Miss Pauline Hall Indignantly contra
diets she report that she is about marry.
ing Ear, Mcclellan, or anybody else.
Miss Hall writes: have everything in
the world Sant want. had one hus.
band. ind hat was enough. If 1 ever
change -ay Eaind, which l cannot do at
present if l would, as I have not yet
Eccn dlgcresd from my husband, we
having oaly separated, I will let the
xGrld kEnv.
In lllua-ge4sy nowadays too expensive {?
KiLy 6.-c AZ net Ghe only man who
Skill it ae. ssore 10 Emerson, an end
LcGs Wiz. e&isry higher than Su.
pre- og-s fnagG, who declares that
bU1-a sacTA. 0.stcatni1lncrt hsa reached
iG AE-le II (31l ,c3Jaaees and -lusG event.
Esslv tc tacE % 81 fit simplicity.
''Ysg," osys E1aeEeol, ''sns negro actor
bsuog9}2 is GifGc oi epangie business. No
Eaan oeI S3al at hone in a glim- CLAM
plitcs. cssGgzno, especially if he has to
do s. lively 'iJrla' Of Gore sort"
Among alae Purchases made by Miss
l.aels Eoyn during her recent visit tc
France Vege some very. interesting relics
to be s.5aG cs p9cper&iss in her forth
COlukL-h bOSsL III AuASELSCJ Vkbl 0L6
thecssr 92oco5s, The Dead Es1rt. At
Mareeillo0 1ae GIccoedsG in buying the
guillaSins GnGt has boen cn oZhilin:on so
long i;s 5le lau6aull lAsrs nd S1at lid
service daring tbo raign Of s5rEoE. She
also brought bao, E. 1-na6 l1ncrG Sold
piece thct oeGrs ths rasrs oi II NY haG-
ties 1uring Napalsoa's siE0es and 1og
which She peia 2,2G0 ErGncs. 1 pair 0,
shsckles wiSn chGins &rd Al old French
flag, bath ol which havs aisaozical acn.
nectionG. coaaplcGe t.4e collection.
III. J. gsagenS, the fgaa aaezagsz &c IL
troduoe Gha talented Mediee&c 10 5ae p4b
Lie, has eozao 5eoi; nom EEylcnd .yidh z
now Star, also related &c Gas 1o5ili5g
Sne ir ISgs. Chuschill-J cdg,3l. TTtan &
Now Yaex reporG9r iulaEvisvod tho iady
she aoivoiy remarked -5Ast 81 Eoyogii.
play i2 London assurance. ''gi1aza (.
sporting character in IT," 1le sg.G., "aEC
having hGU1 Gha ownor of nix:ta1a Esc;
horseG yoE viii zee t,e rs2-5m Of n,
choice Ic veneer thaS Mrs. POW
Potser ARD that oSa0f G9compliaiaso act
reca, Mrs. Lf.rrs,y, nea trosa 6ho JniSat
States at the cppEoash c. sheiz E3Y rivel
If Mrsa ChuEohill-Jcdreil Is en- Of sE orr
&s sho eay's, and iG rzetGys sis Will in,
Ple1by Of il il America.
A yoang Anosrioan Ginger In Londol
hce 6. hit Lid Glove spotted With reya
blu.. blooa # England. Thie il how /
happGnsd: Ihe FRINGE Of Waios wo5 c,
tLe thccssr NrLsre she was sinsiEg, az,
bStwcc- tle-c0cena eld Third ecte cEe va
iIlf4 asuc9d, &, tac Prince, who IN saAil-,
kia beos7fg$srs froza the bQtScElcl9 c
hi1 "C.s -tg-l4 nussr'' 30 preEons IL 60 EiE
Ptl arss esvl-cly Tricsed lis finger. Sud
deGly llcaa5or Mari0s shouted "Clea
tkC c5ag- II Wl29a DriacS and @-aiist
hcgsily aa.cb L,,Lds, with tae uravcid
al3c r5ryls tlat ahe Whita lid glove q
tho yoSrg asCtross Wcs Geaiaca by 1
ccuFlo ct cssps ci 5ho Tcyel blue bloo'
Of E9ysGrG, Prince q We.es, the futur
Kirr ol EE gland.
M7zgelst E4thar, with camnendabls
enGr1l l-li3o. lAcc purchased Barbier's nev
vol ion q x s3 d'Arc, in which Sar!
RcE- Il, g1t lg now creating great sensa
ticn iz Ieg--, Tie purchase includes
bcci6-s fsc aaeDugcript end the score o
tiAo 5n2ico<sl music, the entire scener,
arc 800 cos.ulnes by Worth, now used il
the claLozate production at the Porte st
LGatia. AgiEs Mathsr will produce tn
pley Il. ahis country carly next fall OF
ths aalsa magnificent scale, it is said
that tie play is now receiving in Paris
Befbisr'l new version, according +
Frcnca critics, is vast improvement
over th9 old rlav that Was nubiieha,