Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-02-09

OF the chair, you lean over Miss Snooks
back; she waves her hand against you.
Now, try it."
| This is gone over twenty times until at
last the idea of "FIy with me-" as UNDER
stood by the young iagenue, must be of a
most appalling kind The gentleman has
had his right arm, his left arm, his right
leg, his left leg, his back, his chest, both
his hands, his head-alI talked over. He
has tried it in high voice, he has tried it
In low voice, he has tried it in a thin
voice, he has tried it IN heavy voice, un-
til there is no sense left of what 'sFly with
me" might under other circumstances
mean. All the romance of love-making is
gone. Therefore, what eject can it have?
In love, is it not the fact that some of the
charm lies in treating of an unknown
land ?-Nrs Kendall. IN Mu;rays Magazine.
STAGE NOTES
Lawrence Barrett sailed fcr Europe jan
uary 25th.
"Kajanka" is said to have lost $4,000
during its New York run.
Louis Aldrich's new play, "Tlse Editor,y
will be produced April 18th.
Loie Fuller is said to be in pawn in Lon
don to the extent of $4,000.
Tony Pastor will celebrate his ilty-ffth
year as New York manager March Dist.
Pretty Grace Filkins is said to be dan
gerously i'll at Cincinnati with pneu-
monia.
Dunlap's Stage Ne,r, contains a. pretty
complete record Of the movements ofstage
people.
Rose Leighton has signed for next sea-
son with the De Wolf Hopper Opera
Boufe Company.
The successes of the season can be
counted on the fingers of one hand with
out using the thumb.
Henry Pettitt promises to visit New
York next spring to rehearse his new play,
"London Day by Day"
"The Burglar" is one of the very few
plays brought out this season that has been
successful from the start.
Stuart Robson will next year revive ga
Comedy of Errors" "The Henrietta" hay
ing been almost worked out.
Fred. Bryton, who has been wintering
on his Vermont farm, is in New York ar
ranging for his next season.
Bertha Ricci is going to get a divorce
from her husband, Jefferson George, and
return to the comic opera stage.
Richard Golden has bought home
stead at his native town, Bucksport, Me-,
from his profits on sold Jed Prouty."
Edith MuriIla, the present Fatima in
HBIuebeard, Jr.," will next season appear
in comic opera. She has an excellent
voice.
George Washington Lederer is seen
every evening at one of the New York
theaters with his pretty wife, for whom he
made such gallant fight.
John Ernest McCann's new farce
comedy, "Puts and Calls" is to be given
metropolitan production this season. 1t is
said to be true picture of Wall street.
Blanche Marsden has completed her So
ciety drama, which has been read and
highly approved by several well-known
critics. She has named it 'Gabriel Ger
ard"
w. w. Randall is authority for the
statement that Miss Della Fox will appear
in the De Wolf Hopper Company next
season, the report to the contrary notwith-
standing.
Manager Marius of London claims to
have discovered something new under the
sun. He has in his possession the 'pede-
script" of a comedy written by an armless
playwright.
Ada Glasca has rejoined the Conried
Opera Company. Miss Glasca has the
luck of owning property worth quarter
of million dollars, and can afford to-say
"no pay, no play"
r. A. Roberts, VINO designed the hand
some bronze souvenir in commemoration of
the fiftieth performance of Shenandoah"
is at work on very elaborate present to
be given on The night of the two hun
dredth performance.
Francis Wilson will neither play the
Duke nor the Inqulsitor in his forthcom-
ing production of "The GondoIiers' at
Philadelphia, March Sd. He has very
level head, and sees that the only part
with possibilities is the second Gondolier.
Four dudes took box at Niblo's Gar
den, New York, last week to see "Blue-
beard, Jr.," and during the second act
spoke disrespectfully to Alice Johnson and
Topy Ven, who stood quite near the box,
and close to Frank Blair, who plays the
title role. Mr. Blair, in a very audible
undertone, whispered to them to leave the
box or he would Jump into it. In less
than sixty seconds the box was empty.