The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-09

of health, and also to look up material for his
new war drama.
Edward Harrigan's new theatre on THIRTY
NTH street, New York, it is announced, will
open December Is.
Lester Victor, late of the "sweet ravendern
Company, has retired from the profession, and
entered into business at New Orleans.
Charles Coote is to star next season in n plav
by Townsend and wlnsow, the main idea of
which was furnished by the comedian.
Charles A. Doder has secured from Gus will
liams the play entitled "Oh, What Night" in
which he will star during the season of 1891 -92
Lolita has for some time past been taking les
sons on the mandolin. She is very fond of this
instrument, and spends much of her spare time
mastering it.
The management of the Casino is organizing
another company to produce Poor Jonathan"
in other cities. The first out-of-town perform
ance will be given in Philadelphia early in De-
cember.
The three Levy sisters returned to England
last week, having finished their special engage
ment with Evans Hoey's Company They will
appear IN the Christmas pantomime at Man
ch ester, England.
George Kennau, the celebrated Siberian trav-
eler, writer, and itterateur, who made such sue
cessful tour of the United States last season,
will open this season by a course of six lectures
in New York, November 20.
Miss Beatrice Cameron's performance of
Lesbtd has been highly praised by Mrs. Kendall.
She said of Miss Cameron: "She possesses the
quality which olength of experience can give
impulse. | should like to see her as GdldteG."
Sadie Martinot introduced new feature last
week in "Dr Bill" 1t is Spanish fandango and
tO q vol hotr
and Miss Kenward, who does the unique Kanga-
roo dance which has been the talk of New York
Rose Coghlans new comedy, Lady Barter
was written by her brother Charles for his own
use but he found after finishing it that the title
role was the one upon which all interest would
centre, and so turned the play over to Miss Cogh-
Ian.
Ada Rehan, Kate Byron, and Hattie Russell
all three of whom are playing the leading parts
in Dalys, the Peoples, and the Star theatres are
sisters. They come from the historic city of Linn
erick, and are clever trio of actresses whom it
would be difficult to equal.
Charles Frohman has secured the American
right to Sardou's latest play, four-act comedy
called "Thermidor," which will receive it's first
production at Comedie Francaise on December1. l.
Mr. Frohman will produce the play in America
next season with special company.
to New York audience at the Columbus Thea.
tire last Monday. Her support was competent,
including Miss Homie Weldon as AmOritd, Rosa
Cook as Perpetud, and Arthur e. Miller as Fra
Bombdrdd. The chorus large and we'll
drilled and the orchestra efficient.
The American Academy of the Dramatic Arts
has proved so successful that it has added an
operatic school to its other departments This
school will be instructed in both light and serious
opera, and will give public performances from
time to time. The students will be formed into
ali operate stock company
Maude Granger is now en- route East after a
brilliant three weeks season III San Francisco