The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-09-07

on which modern English authors 20
astray in endeayoring TO rival men like
MeiIhac and Halevy, Lablche, Henne-
gum, Delacour, and other masters OF this
genre of composition. In French work
manship the absurdity is ordinarily il
the surroundings; the characters are true.
even in their extravaganza. and the mirth
inspired 10 due 10 incougruity rather
than to startling and incredible surprises.
stage Notes
Nine. Angot' has passed into it's second
month at the Casino. Its run so far has
been one Of prosperity. Already prepar-
ations are being made for the celebration
of the fiftieth performance of the opera
on Thursday, October 2. The audience
will receive some token of remem branee.
Owing to the inauguration of the travel
ling season on Monday, October Is, the run
OF the opera will terminate on the Satur-
day night previous. The roof garden
concerts ara still enjoying marked Dopu-
larity, ana athey will be continued for
another fortnight, weather permitting.
Burr Mcintosh. who created such a
favorable impression in Europe with
Days company. arrived home accom-
panied by q walking stick that excited
the envy of all the five AS. The massive
staff was q present from q very dis
tinguished member OF the English aris-
tocracy.
Efffe shannon, the bright tngenue of
the Lyceum company, denies the report
that she is engaged to marry Henry Guy
Carleton.
The barkeepers Conner and Duffy,
charged with assaulting Wilton Lackaye
and his friends in Sixth avenue saloon,
waived examination at Jefferson Market
last Thursday and were held under bail
for trial.
The Kendall Company win sail from
England on the Germanic the oath OF this
month. Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall and their
manager Mr. Riddell, will follow on the
9th by the Etruria.
Herr AaFer Scharwenka, the pianist
and composer, will commence his Amer
lean tour in this city next January under
the management OF John Lavine
J. K Jerome has been retained by
TO be seen after the same writer's New
Lamps for Old
Rosipa Vokes is expected to arrive
from England on the Germanic Friday
Rehearsais OF the company viii first be
held at Days Theatre. after which the
entire organization will 20 to Niagara
Falls and rehearse there preparatory to
opening the season at Lockport, n Y
In Camille D'Arvilie Marie Halton
seems to have found rival who will not
tamely submit to unpleasant annoyances
The contrast between the two, both as
art1stes and personally. Is very much
against the beefy Marie.
A Western paper said recently
Emma Abbott is a whole-souled little
creature and has no fads,' and compos-
ttor who had been celebrating birthday
set it up has no pads. !"
It is said that Felix Moscheles has
been commissioned to execute portrait
of Mary Anderson In her bridal gown.
Effie Ellsler, in the 'Governess, y will
be the attraction at Jacobs Hoboken
Theatre tonight. She viii produce the
new American comedy, Miss Manning, y
on Thursday night. Miss Ellsler's en-
gagement will last during the week
Mr.. Richard Mansfield has added a
study to his gallery of dramatic portraits.
There are three fiawless characters in the
work OF living American actors Mr..
Booths Hamlet" Mr.. Jefferson's Grip. -
Mr.. Fiorence's Cutie, " inherited from
Burton, have hitherto stood alone. Mr..
Mansfield's beau Brummell' takes rank
among them. IL is better than his Baron
Chevreul.' There he dissected dandy in
his decadence; here he draws dandy in
HIS prime. Que is q vignette, the other a
full-length portrait. The lighter side of
Mr.. Mansfield's genius Is entirely summed
nm in stRpan Rr1 nnalf -