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

Her engagement at the Bush-street Theatre was
the next largest in point of receipts to that of Mr.
Cranes in THE Senator" Her new play I'm
herited,' by Richard Davey and Mrs Lucy
Hooper, made a strong impression on Frisco
theatre-goers
ews from Philadelphia says that the doctor
attending Julia Marowe are now very sangune
OF ultimate recovery. She is still very sick and
only the best of care and efficient nursing will re-
store her to her wonted health. Her physicians
state that the change in her condition, which is
slight, Is for the better It is not expected that
she will appear again on the stage this season.
Mr. Mansfleld's supporting company is one OF
the strongest on the road or even in the whole
country. There are few star companies that
can boast of more capable actors than w J.
Ferguson, ID. II. Harkins, w. H. Crompton Vim
cent Sternroid, and such clever women as Miss
Beatrice Cameron, Miss Adele Measor Mrs Julia
Brutone, Miss Helen Gliddon, and Miss Ethel
Sprague.
1.-THE Old Homestead" now a positive fixture
at the Academy of Music, New York will shortly
celebrate its one thousandth performance AL
ready petition is being widely circulated, pray
ing the Mayor to fix the day as a local holiday
OF course, there will be souvenir, but Just what
to present is n question that is agitatng the man
agerial mind. Uncle Joshua was consulted and
suggested a load of hay.
Marie LOTUS has proved the greatest of all
European mportations this season Her songs
are original and charming and include her great
est success, "Then You Wink the Other Eyen
She is very handsome and wears the most exuui-
site costumes, which are enriched by her many
brilliant diamonds, valued at S25,000. Her ap-
pearance at Kernan's Theatre November Il with
Reilly and Woods New Classic Show, which paws
her the highest salary vaudeville artist has ever
received, will prove a rare treat.
Marshall p. Wilder has made a decided hit in ,
his new musical monologue called "The Eden
Musee." A visitor inspecting the curosities of
the place falls asleep upon a bench where he is
resting, and during the night the waxen figures
come to life and accost him. At least he dreams
that they do. Many famous characters are thug
introduced, from the oratorical Depew to the
more or less grammatical author of How I
Found Society," The sketch is written by Ben
Jansen, who has hitherto been known as q
writer of popular songs.
Beau Brunmell" is the work of young Bos
tonian, Clyde Fitch, said to be only twenty-one
years of age. Mr.. Mansfeld's acting of the fa-
nous fop Of the Georgian era is declared by New
Workers to be one of the most elaborate and
highly polished characterzations on the stage
They have been tocking to see it in the past six
months, even when the thermometer was in the
nineties. The Anglomanacs think the Prince
of Wales is Robert Edward instead of "Sheri-
dams Fat Friend," who was afterward George
the Fourth. Young Mr.. Fitch's play is said to
be an exceedingly clever and brilliant piece of
work modelled upon the style of Sheridan, who
by the way, is one of the characters in the play
and thus draws mental comparison with his
own brilliant comedies.