Telegram-herald., 1891-01-18

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Emma Abbott's ssmains viii be
brought 70 pxtfoss and placed n ths
srsnAsery there. u ts. dsya
A southern crstie skAses that Alex
ADDER ssivlnl bears great reseasbssses,
70 bic PLAYING, 70 ths late SnAA
tletcheE.
scott Marble and 4. n. elmens are
writing = nselodfama of Chicago hfs.
vaieh vii b doas Ia very great shape
next ssAson.
Fred warde, the persevsring and tai
ented actor Who bad many styugx' ing
day, u enjoying the moss prosperous
ssssoa Ne sssr nsd.
Robert Downing u we'll received
everywhere la Dumas play The Sara
Gen." An attempt will To made 70 give
IL loEg run n New York.
Cue Hsege. Who attracted much At
tention last season tor his impersons-
ton OF Ole Oieson, u WANING money
and golden opinions Tor unique ehafac-
terlzstissn OF Inc title role IN his new
play "ion Yonson."
Ii IL reported that John L. Sullivan
Is gong Co Australia next June. Jonu
X. Rogers made the deal Tor the Mac
Aahon Bros, of Melbourne. Duncan
HARRISON, Jack BarnItt and Joe Lam
non, and their wives accompany the
giant.
There is some talk of Frank Mayo,
LOUIS AldFlch and Mckee Rankin APP
pearlng IA JOINT stars The repertoire
viii include "Dayy Crockett" My
Partner" aud 1.-The Canuck," and the
pieces will DO 90 revised as 10 give each
OF the three stars al opportunity 70 ap-
pear and shine TO advantage.
At last II is definitely decided that
Grand Rapids is TO zee dramitlzstion
of the famous novel "The Clemence2u
Case" Manager Garwood telegraphed
Manager Hickey that this much talked
OF play will DO presented at Powers
next Friday and Saturday, with the
usual matinee on the latter day.
During the engagement Of Cora Tan.
ner, Director Lawson, Of Powers Opers
House orchestra, dispensed with the
piano banging aud used second violin
instead. Ii he could have realized what
an improvement It was and have heard
some of the compliments passed, he
permanent one.
Bill Nye will not act next season IS
has been wrongly reported In several
papers. lie is, however, writing o
comedy which will be brought out At
the Union Square Theater, with that
very clever comedian, Thos. A. Sea-
brooke, in the leading character.
Stuart Robson and Geo. w. Floyd are
backing the venture and are very
hopeful Of success.
The season at the Chicago Opera
House so far this year has been the
most profitable that that theater has
ever known. The season started in
with Lawrence Barrett, then Francis
Wilson. then Stuart Robson, then the
''City Directory" then "The Crystal
Slipper" The receipts have averaged
over $500 week. This is the largest
average that has ever been known in .
Chicago theater.
Lawrence Barrett appears to be in.
tent on making his engagement at the
Broadway Theater season of produc-
tons. He will revive Francesca ds
Rimini' on Monday evening. for one
week only. The following week he
will produce an entirely new tragedy.
which is yet unnamed, by an author
whose identity is 10 be clouded, at least
until the play has been Judged by the
public. 4 revival of "The Man Of
Arlle." is also contemplated.
A paragraph was recently circulated
IN some OF the papers TO the effect that
Editor Harrison Grey Fiske was about
to suspend the publication OF that ex-
cellent journal. the Dramatic Mirror.
In this weeks Mirror the story is de-
nounced Is q fabrication, with mali
cIous origin. It IS utterly untrue IN
every particular. The profession could
not afford to lose so worthy and Ielia-
bic an organ as the Mirror. Since the
admission weekly, of essays on the
drama and all OF It's tributary relations,
to its columns, the Mirror has indeed
become invaluable to the intelligent
actor and to every follower of the
stage and its work.
Van Houten's cocoa-The original
most soluble.
The North shore Limited.
Which runs between Chicago and