The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-12-14
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any attempt on tine part of Strauss to de.
/ fraud Ehrn0rn, and accordingly refused
| to grant an order of arrest.
/ The Red Virgin of France, 80 the gal
| liant Parisians call Louise Michel. has
| given anoJher of her weird anarchlstic
plays to an ungrateful and unaDprecia-
| tive world. La Greve is the lugubrious
| title of this literary effusion in five acts
and it deals mostly with fur coated Nlhii-
lists. sanctuary Internarionallsts. and
/ Russian policeman. 1t was produced last
Saturday at La Villet5e, one of the worst
| quarters in Paris. It will probably meet
| with the same fate as her former grue-
some tragedy, LIE Cog Rouge.
| Alexander Barr, young actor playing
/ in Days Company, was found aImlesstV
wandering about Broadway on last Sat
urday night. He was arrested and sent
| to the Insane Pavilion at Bellevue Hos
| pital. lie will probably recover.
Reilly an the 400'' is the title Of Ed
ward Harrigan's new play. which Is 60
| open his new theatre on the 22d inst. 1t
| is OF the Mulligan order.
Lolita celebrated her forty-thlrd birth
| day on Thanksgiving, and San Fran
| cisco paper was mean enough to an
nounce the fact in an item under the
| head OF Casualties. y
Staggeraot:-"Seen Succi YETI"
De Muggs:-.No.p
| Staggeract:-"W Well, you'd better hurry
There won't be any left OF him in few
days more.o
Leading Lady:--ssGollyl I've lost my
big diamond pin, and am afraid some
Friend:-"E Find its OF course you will
offer a reward =
Leading Lady Hushl if any one finds
| it and knows it Is mine am ruined
! Frlend:-ssWhya'
| Leading Lady:--''It will be taken to a
pawn broker and then the world will
| know that the brilliant gem of the orient
cost me ST. So .
! Eight hundred seats at Palmer's The
atre have been purchased foT the evening
of the 22d inst, by w. S. Harris, who
will have us his guests artistic potters.
| Truly. "The Middleman" is clay in the
hands of the potter.
William Ii. Crane and his admirable
company are interpreting 'The Senator"
| TO large audiences at the Star.
Men and Women retains possession
of the stage at Proctor's TwentY-third
Street Theatre.
/ Edwin Stevens has signed for two years
more at the Casino. He is happy over it.
| There is no percepuble diminutiou in
the business being done by Poor Jona-
/ than" at the Casino Lillian Russell is
doing the best work of her life in her
present role, Fanny Rice and JEFF De
Angels have made signal successes of
has made part of the Impressarlo with
little or no material to work on. Over
4 lures have been made to Mr.. Aronson to
take his company to London next May
and give season Of light opera Ia the
Lyric Theatre, producing "The Black
Poor Jonathan If this is done, the
Casino will be occupied during the sum
mer months by the company performing
Poor Jonathan" in Philadelphia.
Phillip Francis French, who nearly half
! a century ago opened Castle Garden as a
theatre. died recently, aged eighty-one.
4 He might have seen President jefferson,
and no doubt heard the news of the burn
ing of Washington in 1914 He was a
smart chunk of boy before Maine Mis-
sissippi, Florida, Louisiana. Alabama or
Arkansas was admitted to the Union.
while Of all the Western States. Ohio WAS
the only one admitted. During his life
| time more than 1900 thenJres have been
erected, most of them in places that were
no wiling wilderness when Castle Garden
| was opened aud during that time the in
come from theatrical business has grown
from almost nothing to over sixty millions
of dollars yearly.
Miss Marie Wainwright will be seen at
the AGA DENY during holiday week in
Twelfth Night and 1.-THE Honey
moon" Miss Wainwright's presentation
of Twelfth Night had long run in
New York and was praised. Miss Vain
wright has long been known as one oil
the most charming actresses aud beauti
full women on the stage, but her perform
ance of the dainty and delicate Viola is
the crowning triumph of her career. Hel
presentation of Twelfth Night i:
IL eleven scenes, and these
together with all the fur
nirure and accessories are car
ried by the company. Among The
supporting cOYnDAny are sIlch well known
players rs Barton Hill, William f. Owen
Percy Brooke, Blanche Walsh anc
Louise Muldener. Two joller comedies
could not have been selected for the holi
day week, RS they are brimful of fun and
hufnor. The arrangement for the weeE
is Monday, Wednesday and Thursday
nights and Saturday matinee, 'Twelfti
Night; Tuesday, Friday and Saturday
nights and Thursday tCnristmas) matt
nee, The Honeymoon"
AT the Union Square Theatre 1.-THE
County Fair remains the same poten
attraction that it has proven itself in ths
past. 1t is difficult to believe what won
derful Improvement the fourth horse an
gauze drop makes in the race scene, whic
is now without doubt the finest scenic
and mechanical effect ever put on tn,
boards
Mile. Suzanne D'Orleans and her com
pany will appear at Kessler's Hall or
Monday evening. December % Mile
DpOrleans has appeared in New York sew
eral times this winter with much success
She Is from the Paris Vaudeville Theatre
Her entertainment consists of mono
logues, which are acted in costume in q
very clever manner. Her by-play ant
pantomimic work are so good that the en-
tertalnment is interesting even to thos
who 40 not understand French.
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