Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-30
Many OF these words also figure prom
inetly in American slang.
NOTES.

NOTES.
A New York paper says: The three
Tittell sisters, Charlotte, Essie anG
Minnie, like Athos, Porthos and Aramis
are tower Of strength with their varied
accomplishments. 1t is not often tina,
| three children of the same family in.
herit almost an equal amount OF talent
| yet in this instance the exception has
proven the rule. Charlotte Tittel, who
has already won praise in New York,
and her sister, Essie, are both leading
ladies of undoubted merit. Minnie, the
youngest sister, is equally versatile in
the role of an ingenue, or song and
| dance soubrette. Essie and Minnie will
be here this week, and it may be safely
assumed that the New York manager
will not allow them to remain very long
| in sinnocuous desuetude."
A London dispatch says the produc-
| ton of The Henrietta at the Avenue
theatre this evening was an undeniable
success. Bronson Howard, the author
of the play, received hearty call at the
fall of the curtain. The only doubt is
as to whether English audiences can
appreciate Wall street jokes with which
the play abounds. The players who
most distinguished themselves, were
Vernon as Van Alstyne, Sr., Walter az
Van Alstvne, Jr., and Fannie Brough as
the widow. A good American company
would give the play more go.
The wife of Stuart Robson died last
summer. The couple had lived happily
together for nearly thirty-four years.
This fact has not deferred the theatrical
gossips from adding another pang to the
Comedians sorrow by circulating the re-
port that he is engaged to be married to
a lady of his company who is young
enough to be his granddaughter. A
similar report was circulated last sum-
mer in respect to Edwin Booth, who was
announced to be on the eve of marriage
with the 17-year-old daughter of Law
renee Barrett.
Edmond Gerson, the great theatrical
traveller, has just returned from St. Pc
tersburg, where he went to offer Anton
Rubinstein 925,000 for fifty nights in
America. Rubinstein refused, and sug-
gested that the souvenir OF America was
not quite pleasant. He is director of
the Imperial Russian Conservatoire, and
lives in palace on the Prospect Newsky,
where six secretaries and as many fun
kies have to be passed to get to the mu-
steal autocrat.
Marcus R. Mayer and George Wash
ington Lederer's Comedy company,
headed by Charles Dickson, will, during
its California engagement next season,
produce new play by Mr.. Dickson and
his collaborateur, Henry Doblin, en-
titled the Son at Law. The piece de
resistance of this new organization will
be new comedy entitled Incog, written
by the wife of Ex-Governor Pacheco, of
California.
George Washington Lederer has just
engaged by cable, for his new comedy
organization, which he will send out
next season in Never Happened, Miss
Lottie Collins, the famous English
soubrette and danseuse. Mr.. Lederer
has also engaged Dutch DAILY.
Stuart Robson has added She Stoops
to Conquer to his repertoire.
A musical recital will be given by the
faculty and pupils of st. Hilda's hall,
Glendale, Tuesday evening, March 3lst,
beginning at 80 p. m. A train will
leave Downey avenue bridge at $3.50
p. m. and return after the recital.