The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-11-02

West. There he met one OK the several
millions of young girls VINO think thev
have calf TO embrace the profession.
She began by saying-as others have
said before--that she had great fond
ness for the stage and everything CON
nected with it,
.'5lave You ever actedsp asked Baekus.
Never
Did you ever play with amateursf"
mo-,
Have You recited in puhliego
No, but Pye read the mirror for three
yearsgi
There was a fuss at Niblo's last week.
Mr.. Lackaye understood that ne was alone
to be featured. Miss Turner had also
special line ON the bills. Miss Fischer OBJ
jActed to any other feminine Neriote re-
eeivine distinction that was contrary to
her agreement. Trouble was imminent
for a time, but the matter was finally
smoothed over and adjusted.
A New York Museum advertises "a beyy
Of twelve beautiful Indian maidens, at
! tired in barbaric grandeur This sounds
a little similar to the costume worn by
| the young woman who appeared wearing
blue ribbon round her neck and be-
| Witching snnile
Mrs. Madison Square:-.Yes. always
take Cedric TO see those child-dramas I
! think they help TO form bis mind p
Cedric tappearing in the doorwayl.-
Nom, that old. yellow-eyed cook just re-
fused to give me another cake, and I'm
goin' down stairs to knock spots ont Of
| her.
Fife EllsleT, who is now In the South,
! is a sufferer from facial neuralgia The
conquer her professional exertions.
| e. H. S0thern and his coadiutOrs will
| enjoy a weeks rest at the close Of their
| Lyceum engagement
The ballet aE the Metropolitan this year
| Will have eighty dancers, says q Sunday
paper, sixty in the ballet proper and
| twenty extras BY the way, which is
the ballet .properf"-it's so awfully hard
to tell
Caroline Hill gives the most interesting
| performance in Reckless Temple" This
admirable actress is seen too seldom on
the metropolitan boards.
Mrs. Francis w. Tracy (Agnes Ethel
was married on Tuesday last to Clinton
Rondebush. of New York city. The couple
have gone to Europe to spend the honey
| moon.
The performances OF 1.-THE Senator, at
the Star and Paul Jones" at the Broad
! way continue to receive their full share
of metropolitan patronage.
Edith Kenward, who made the hit of
DIR. Bill, by her Kangaroo dance. viii
\ leave for England on November to APP
| pear In a new play in London.
They say chat Muldoon and Kilrain
| have been offered a stage engagement TO
appear together in a comedy drama with
a strong love story running through it.
sunset and .sDr Bills' will be per-
| formed until further notice at the Garden
| Theatre.
| In 1.-The Last Word at Days, Miss
! Rehan has besides new accent which
| strongly suggests Modjeska, several new
| gowns which made the women lose the
| context of the play for fully five minutes
at a time. The MOST striking one was of
| white India crepe-en one half the figure,
and of embroidered gold on the other,
with line of black fur between. When
she turned the embroidered side TO the
| audience she looked like a living statue
| Of gold. The effect, with her wig of
| golden hair, was barbaric and beautiful
! The four lions introduced into the spec
| tacle of 'sClaudius Nero,' at Ni5lo's Gar
den, is one of the big sensations of the i
hour. They are made to do all sorts of
| things, and are treated BY their trainer
and owner, Mr.. Darling. much like over
grown kittens. The reason he never
1 whips them is rather curious. IL did, y
said MIR. Darling, 1t couldn't hurt them
much, and they would find out that the
crack of the whip, which they now fear,
is delusion and snare, aud amounts TO
nothing.
/ Judging by the popularity and great
success of Poor Jonathan the title of
the opera is a misnomer. for to the Casino
4 1t has In reality proven to be Good jon
athan, and there is every indication that
its stay viii he a long and prosperous one.
| At no evening performance since the first
night have the receipts fallen below the
sum of 81 800, and standing room only has
! greeted late corners at TWO Of the Satur-
| day maIlnees. Lillian Russell as Harriet.
| Fanny Rice as Molly. Edwin Stevens as
the impressario, and Mr.. De Angelis as
| Jonathan are giving noteworthy perform
| ances of their respective roles, and the
! drilling of the West Point cadets evokes
numerous encores from the delighted
audiences. The first out of town per-
| Torrance will be given in Philadelphia
1 early in December.
Tough:-s'Do you pass der profeshs'
Doorkeeper:-"Guess so; but l don't
know you"
| Tough:-"Haint my looks huff? I'm
| one o. der new pugilistic stars
Doorkeeper:-"Passr right in. !"
Miss kenward, who has made such
success in DR.. Bill at the Garden Theatre,
| has been recalled to her place at the Lon
don Avenue Theatre and leaves America
| November 5.
| It is said that the rumors of financial
| troubles in the McCaull Opera Company
1 are not true. Colonel McCaull, however,
| only receives $3.50 week for the use of
his name, Harry Askin being the man
| ager. Mathilde Cottrelly owns no part of
! it, being now under salary.