The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-05-25
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
summer.

Maggie Mitchell is at her home at Long Branch |
Joe Haworth is writing a biography of John |
Mccullough.
Wilson Barrett will revive THE Lights o Lon
don" on his return home.
William H. Crane expects to clear 100000 with
THE Senator" this season.
Emma V. Sheridan has become favorite in
Boston. and will remain at the Museum next
season.
"A Conpeete4t Yankee at the Court It. Of King
matized by Howard 2. Taylor.
J.B. Pollz's new comedy. THE Silent Partner"
had its first New York performance last week.
1t is get down as weak, strained, and improbable.
That brilliant writer, franklin File, dramatic
critic of the New York sun has written a play
called Overlook" which II. S. Taylor has pur-
chased.
II is again announced that Fay Templeton
will be with us next season, opening her starring
tour in New York in August in "Hendrick Hud-
SON. burlesque of William Gill.
Evans and H9ey,s @ new play is named % "6 ,l Of
and Frazer, and will be produced at the New
York Park Theatre il September.
Sarah Bernhardt expects to make enough
money out of her autobiography, soon to be pub
llshed. to build little rock playhouse with
crypt under the stage for her remains.
Kathryn Kidder, the tall, blonde, and slender
young woman who made quite hit with Frank
Mayo in "Nordeck" few years ago. will next
season star in play written by her mother.
Robert Downing has just finished successful
season of thirty. five weeks. He writes that his
bookings for next season are all closed, and that
he has engaged his company for twenty-seven
weeks.
New York will have comic opera ad libitum
this summer. There will be troupes at the
Academy, the Grand Opera House at Terrace
Garden, and at four museums
Archie, G4nter's own dramatizaton of his
story, Mr.. Potter of Texas" was produced in
Buffalo on Monday night. and, according to tele-
grams sent by the author to the New York pa
pers, was a pronounced success.
william T. Pruette and William Broderick, of
the Emma Abbott Opera Company, have gone to
Europe. They will return in time to commence
the next season with Miss Abbott, which VIII
omen in Cleveland on September S.
Three beautiful and talented American
actresses said to be dying with consumption
in Europe. They Beatrice Cameron, who
was seen here the past season with Richard
Mansfield; Enid Leslie. and Alice Atherton.
1t ia again asserted that Campanini has recov.
cred his voice through the removal of tumor
from his vocal cords. The public will be given q
chance to Judge at a concert in New York next
month. Everybody will fervently hope it is true
Ada Dyas is to be added to 4. NJ. Palmer's
hadison-Square Company for the summer tour
The organization will number twenty-eight peo
pie in all, Including the regular understudies OF
the stock company, who are to be taken on the
tour.
Two new plays were presented in London las
Theatre by Mrs. Langtry and Buchanan's yer
sion of ''IhcOdora' at the Princesss by Grace
lhWluOTnc. lbOln are sdlu 10 nave Deen well re
CeiVed
Kate ClaXtOn has secured an English play will
the old and numbering title, "Green Bushes; or
The Huntress of the Mississippi" =" which she will
produce in Boston June2. If it is successful she
will contine herself TO it almost exclusively mex
, season.
} Fanny Davenport is negotiating with SardOI
for his latest play yet unprOduced, and expects
TO present II next season on a scale of unWOnteC
spendOr The play, which is unnamed, will sur
pass in magntcence anything yet written by
, 1t seems that Margaret Mather is bound Il
. spoil for Americans Joan of Arc,m the play il
! which Bernhardt had such success in Paris
: : Margaret will appear in it at Palmer's Theatre
| New York, September !. She is said TO be il
seal ch of u manager just now.
J Clara Morris, it is announced will be manages
next season by Edwin H. Price Mr.. Price is tn
man who has been arranging for Mrs Leslie Car
ter's starring tour next season. Has Mrs Carte
concluded 10 postpone her attempt at eleYatin
, the stage? 1t is TO be hoped so.
do you approve of the band playing the ma
4 tional anthem when the curtain drops?"
= No"
"Why not2"
, "Because j always feel as if | were gettin
!. played out."-DrdmdtiC Mirror.
: Lady Colin Campbell, who has decided to Civ
j the stage lift, is described as a beauty of tn
Spanish type. six feet in height, and an expert