The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-04-27
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The Hanlon brothers are said to be among the
richest managers in this country.
w. j. Ferguson, the noted character actor will
be a member of Mrs. Leslie Carter's Company
next season.
A Chicago paper says that st. Louis is such
dead theatrical town that managers are obliged
TO send carriages for the deadheads.
JEANNE Winston, Pauline Hall, and Ceie Ellis
will be members of the summer opera company
at the Baltimore Academy of Music.
Francois Chassaigne, composer of 'Nadjy,"
will conduct the first performance of his new
opera, La MeXicana," !" when it is produced at
the New York Casino in May.
D'Oyly Carte is said to have lost 100000 on 1.-THE
Gondoliers" in New York City. Gilbert and Sui
livan get $4,000 from Carte for the American
rights to the opera, so that he can't complain.
Mrs. Russell the mother of the famous Tommy
Indignantly denies that the boy has whiskers
and claims that he has not, reported, been dis
missed from the Little Lord Fauntleroy"
troupe.
Joe Emmett has been on another spree, and
disappointed a large audience in the Hoboken
Theatre Monday night. Joe's wife has sued for
divorce making Maud White, leading lady of
Joes company, the correspondent.
Lillian Grubb has left Stetson's "Gondoliers"
Company for reasons that are not given, but
probably because her own sweet will prompted
her to do So She is going to Europe soon, and
will study music all summer in Paris.
Hattie Harvey, pleasing young actress, who
halls from Chicago, has been invited to spend
the summer at Adelina PATHS castle in Wales
During her sojourn there she is to present in
Madame PATHS new theatre two new plays.
Rose Coghlan has acquired new society drama
for production next season. The authors are
Louis Ludovici and Francis Reinau. If Rose will
now get new voice and take little interest in
her work while on the stage she may win back
some of her former prestige"
Pauline Halls long connection with the New
York Casino will cease the 1st of May She
is going to Europe. and when she returns will
occupy a new cottage she has bought On the
Jersey shore where she will wear her beautiful
diamonds every day except Sunday.
The gentlemen who are to manage the forth
coming American tour of Miss Agnes Hunting
ton have issued proclamation announcing that
their star goes in bang-up society in England,
and is on intimate terms with the Duchess of
Westminster and Princess Mary of Teck
Miss Hpporah Monteith. the latest American
soprano, whom the European critics have been
lauding as a great success, has been on a tour
through the English provinces where she was
received with warmth. At Leeds and Bristol the
newspapers were especially enthusiastic about
her.
The New York Dramatic Mirror says: ''Sr
Arthur Sullivan is hard at work upon the score
of new grand opera which is TO be produced in
London in November at D'Oyly Carte's new
theatre. Esther Pallser will sing the leading
role. Eugene Field is to write the text for the
new work"
William Gillette's new play, Ninety Days
After Date" will be put at Niblo's Garden,
New York, in August, in unexampled spectacu-
lar style. The manager declares it will be the
greatest spectacle ever presented in this coun-
try and that 25O people will be employed in some
Of the scenes
During Richard Mansheld's recent engagement
in Louisville, as Richard was indulging in his
soliloquy in the first act, the curtain was acct
dentally rung down, cutting him Off in the midst
of a sentence and running the scene. Then
Mansfield proceeded to have a fit, and for a
while the atmosphere on the stage was sulphur
Gus.
Daniel Sully gave his new play, THE Million
aire" in New York on Monday night. 1t tells
the story of an unconventional Irish railroad con-
tractors fight to build road against the plots
and Vaccinations of pair of railroad wreckers,