The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-04-06

Watha prospects are reported most en-
couraging and its product, like Miss
Juch's voice, Is of high grade" Montana
mining men are sages in the business Of
development and production; and many
q tenderfoot, professional or celebrity,
mas been game for the boys III this
Laughing Water-stocked company the
owners are taking advantage OF about the
only way TO get even with a high priced
opera warbler, who Will be called upon
for assessments later.
.Ehe Senator will finish its run at the
Star Theatre early In May when Mr.
Crane and his company will 20 direct to
san francisco in special Pullman car
10 begin an engagement at the Bush
Street Threatre on May 49, The cast will
be the same as at the Star, with the ex-
ception of Jennie Karsner who is to re-
tire from the stage ON account of her APP
preaching marriage. The part of Mrs
Armstrong will be played in San Fran
cisco by Miss Penfe1d.
A Paris music hall manager. deter
mined not to be surpassed in enterprise
by his competitors, has the following adj
vice printed at the top of his programmes
Ladies or gentlemen in the audience
whose laughter is not easily provoked.
are politely requested to have themselves
tickled by their neighbors.n
A Chicago statistician has calculated
that PATHS receipts are equivalent to 28,-
600 cans of pressed beef This fact deep
ened the enjoyment of Windy City audi
ences while listening to the diva.
An unknown woman attempted to
shoot Joseph Haworth on last Saturday
night just IS he WIS entering the Grand
Opera House, Minneapolis, Mimi, where
he was playing Paul kauyar'' The
actor claims that his assailant has been
following him since he flied an engage
ment in Baltimore, and he believes that
she is insane.
A new costume produced on the stage
for the first time in Paris is made of
q material resembling rattlesnake skin
a. Chicago man swore of the day after
his wife wore one.
Italian editors are having hard time
translating Buffalo Bills name. One Of
them worked over 1t for a whole after
noon and then announced 1t in the sport
ing extra as "Compagnie Americana di
Gulielmo Buffalo Occidentale Selvaggio',
lthe troupe of William Buffalo Savage
Vest. Another. more concise In style,
hit It as "Suo Capo Guglielmo II Buff
alo'' its chief is William The Buffalo,.
Victoria Vokes sailed for England on
Saturday on the Ems, closing her season
in Baltimore. This was occasioned by q
cablegram announcing that her father
had been stricken with paralysis. It is
said that Miss Vokes intends to return to
this country next season.
Miss Norah Phyllis, the only one of
O'Oyly Csrte "Gondolier' importation
who has made a success in New York,
has had two offers TO remain, neither Of
which she has been able to accept.
The Lady of Lyons will be played at
the Berkeley Lyceum. April IL, by Miss
Elita Proctor Otis, the handsome and
talented editress of the New York Satuf-
day Reuiew Mr.. Henry Miller is to play
Claude, and Miss Otis will be the only
amateur in the cast.
2. T. Barnum acknowledges having
made ESQ., 00 during his English trip. The
disinterestedness of his premise 60 re-
turn in 1892 is pathetic.
Money Madn is the title Of Steele Mac.
kaye's new play. 1t is supposed to treat
on the subject of an ice dealer during the
summer of 1890.
Chassaigne's new Brazilian opera, ssLa
Mexicana," is being rehearsed at the
Casino.
Marie Wainwright will not produce
Twelfth Night IN London, as had been
contemplated She will continue to play
it here, however. during her next season
which opens in Pittsburg, on Septem.
Der ID.
1t is said that Bessie Bellwood, thu
English music hall artistic, intends te
come over to this country with theatri-
cal company and to open in the leading
theatres next season.
Sydney Grundy's comedy, "a Pair oil
Spectacies," the American rights Of
which were recently secured by A. NJ.
Palmer, is making great hit at the Lon
don Garrick Theatre.