The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-05-18
Globe Theatre.
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Otis Skinner will be Margaret Mathers leading
man next season.
The net profits of the Jefferson Florence season
are estimated at S250,00O
Between eighty and one hundred companies
closed their season last week.
Isabelle Urquhart, one of the brightest of the
Casino girls, will abandon light opera for the
drama next season.
Bernhardt has postponed the opening of her
London season for two weeks on account of
bad turn of rheumatism.
Hubert Wilke, the self lf-complacent opera
singer, will star next season in a musical COM
edy called The Vagabond."
Little Corinne has purchased all the American
rights for the English burlesque on Carmen"
and will add it to her repertory next season.
Nat Goodwin produced new play called "The
Nominee" way out in Portland. Ore, last Mon
day night. The authors are Leander Richardson
and William Yardey.
The latest report about pretty Sadie Martinez
is that she will be leading lady of L. Henry
French's Comedy Company at the New Madison
The "Said Pasha'' light opera troupe collapsed
in Salt Lake City last week. A lot of New York
and Philadelphia chorus girls were thrown with
out money on the tender merces of the Nor
mons.
Harry Pauton has wisely concluded to give
upplaying and writing comic operas. H says
it is but one remove from burlesaue, and that he
has always nursed the more serious ambition of
writing and playing IN comedy.
Who is the new press agent of the Booth Bar
rett combination? He has alread dy begun his ad-
vance work for next season. and one of the bril-.
liant things he has thrown off is statement that
Mnna Gales salary as leading lady will be $500 a
week.
The American tour of the Kendalls will close
on Monday night in Albany. AS already known,
il has been gratifying financial success and
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall have won hundreds of
friends and admirers wherever they have ap-
peared.
1t is said the only great American manager
/ AuguStln DAILY, objected to the playing OF THE
/ Star Spangled Banner mt the close of the
! Yokes performances at his New York house on
! the ground that the American national air was
undignfed.
star in New York last night. Contrary TO the
I predictions of many, both Robson and Crane
! have made money since their separation. The
latter must have made a small fortune this sea-
son with THE Senator"
One of the funny things in "Cerise & Co.." g
! new London farce, is the introduction of O
| woman's hat exchange, an institution where so
ciety women may, upon paying small subscrip
| ton, change their hats and bonnets dd tnfnttun
and thus paralyze their women friends with envy
The June number of that handsome and high
class publication, the Drdlndttc Mirror quar-
written articles on dramatic topics by such notec
| people as Dion Boucicault, w. j. Henderson
! Max O'Rell, Alfred Ayres, Judge Dittenhoefer
Brander Matthew'S and George Parsons Lathrop
Now is the time of year when all the Cheap
John managers of third and fourth-class attrac
tions blow into New York and fill the reporters
| OF the dramatic papers up to the neck witt
| slushy interviews about the splendid success u
their seasons, and the fabulous sums of money
| they have made. Then they 90 round TO Nicl
Engel's and dine on a glass of Everard's beer anC
| pretZel.
Gilbert and Sullivan have had violent guar
| rel, growing out OF dispute on financial mat
tiers between D'Oyly Carte and Gilbert. Sullivan
| sided with the former, when Gilbert became very
! angry, and denounced them both in shocking