San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-07
AMONG THE PLAYERS.

MATTE IT6ECDII, WIZ 10 III" lOSNAhs
at her home in BouT bon County, KY.
is soon to marry r. ID, Mclean, other
wise, r. d. Shepard, Of Shepards
town, Va, +. +. V.
The suit of George w. Lederel
against Alexander Hermann has
been re-opened in San Francisco. AS
the case now stands neither are de
feated, and both promise to fight ii
out like Kilkenny cats.
John Hare, q well known English
actor at the London Garrick Theatre,
has been engaged bv Charles Froh'
mann for the part of Martial in "Ther-
midor."
Fit Raymond has signed with the
Slocum Opera company for summer
season of ten weeks at Birmingham,
Ala.
Caroline Hill returns TO England
next week. She hates America, ana
saws American women are not clean
Probably her hus band, Herbert Rel
cey, invented the latter for her es'
pecial benefit
Mile. Rhea sailed on La Bretttgne
for her villa, at Mont Morency,
France, TO return for rehearsal Au-
gust 80. The play to be presented
next season will be Judith. mod
ern Jewess, by Sigmund Alexander,
of Boston. Mass, the season to open
at the Globe Theatre, Boston, Sept
IS. Her past season, in Josephine"
has been the most successful OF her
career. MIR. Jack Sanford has been
re-engaged for advanced representa-
tive.
Charles Warner, a well-known
English actor, has been engaged by
Charles Frohman.
May Irwin and Hugo Holland be-
came mau and wife in Chicago re-
Gently. May is said to have been the
wife of Hon. Thomas +. Grady, of
Georgia.
The young lady who is being so
widely talked ABOUT, in theatrical
circles, as the coming woman, is most
strenuously Directing TO the tulsome
praise which ia being given her.
She says she cannot understand why
there is so much printed about her in
the daily papers here. She has no
press agent, has never appeared i'll
New York, and only two years ago
was milking cows in her fathers barn
yard in MlddlebOrO, Mass. just the
same, good judges who have seen her
work in an obscure opera company
during the past year, proclaim her
"corkern Her name is Mamie Scott
and she will play princi pal ouDrette
part in one of Geo. w. Lederer's com
.,anIes next season. Wonder If a year
from today Miss Mamie Will object to
lot of newspaper talk in her behalf
FLO" otherwise Belle Billion, the
music hall singer who married Lord
DunIo has become Countess Clancar-
" by the death of her husbands
father, the Earl of Clancarty. "Flo,"
met ViscOunt Dunlo at the CORN THAN
club, and, although she had then IN
tow wealthy Hebrew, named Wer.
theimer, she married the 20-year old
Lord, and has since supported him
"Flo,n hasn't much talent to speak
of, but she became an immense favor
lite in London and receives $500 q
week. Countess "FlOn will now re.
tire from the stage, as the noble Earl
has q fair income.
Mrs. Leslie Carter will abandon the
dramatic stage for comic opera, and
Mr.. f. ID Price, her manager, will by
force of circums tanc es become an i'm
pressario.
Bob Graham will probably 60 out
next season as his own manager, in
THE Little Tycoon" and the season
following in his new play, Larry The
Lord
Francis Reinau says he wrote "a
Nights Frolic," in which the gigantic
Helen Barry Is trying to act. and
the title page with his name at
author.
Eleanor Carey has gone to Dayton
@, to play leads at the Soldiers
Home.
Henry Z. Abbey, who is now in
Australia, expect to be back in New
York by September.
William NJ. Dunlevy has secured
THE Little Tycoon" tor next season
from Willard spencer.
Sydney Rosenfeld 1t adapting Aud
rams latest opera for the McCaul
Opera company. 1t is called 'Bobolin.
Augustin DAILY has bought the
American rights to Georges de Ports
Riches "Amoureuse."
ALI the burlesquers are raking 10.
sens plays for points to sstirize, and
the old Norwegian gentleman may
be said to be getting it in the neck. u
Papa Warburton has refused tc
furnish the money for young Barclay
Warburton's new venture with 1.-THE
Medicine Man." and he has given III