The Sunday morning news., 1891-12-20

in realistic scene showing Haymatket
square. Chicago, attemI t. to kili Pdtice
CAPTAIN Hardy. nut Splatt ter@ tufns III an
alarm and in dashes the "White Pltrkl,
bringing its brave officers Just IL time
The cast Is yery capable one and re-
mains the same as when. Seen recently in
New York olty. The usual holiday mEt-
inee viii 6e given Frfdny, tChr stnias
Day..
The Tyros an moves on towards its one
hundredth h performance mt The Casno On
| the occasion of the one ahundredtn night.
which occurs on Monday, January Ii, the
usual recognition will be made and some
novelties introduced. Christmas week
promises of being interesting at this
house.t On one of the evenings a color
party will be in attendance; there will be
sixty couples and all the ladies will wear
white roses The programme will be
printed op white satin A party OF West
Pointers will be present on Thursday, and
at the matinee on Christmas the little
folks will take the auditorium There
will be some elaborate holiday decora-
tions. and u forest OF eveFgreens illumin-
| ated with vari-colored incandescent lights
will be placed in the parquet foyer. Over
one Thousand toys will pe presented to
the little ones by one of the comedians
who Will be dressed as Santa Claus. 1t
has been decided to admit children at
half price at all the matinees during the
holiday season. Marie Tempest has re-
ceived a silver either from Carl Zeller the
composer Of the opera. 1t is intended to
commemorate the great success of the
Nightingale" song which is snIg to the
accompanirne of either.
"The Sea Queen in Hoboken.
The Hoboken Theatre will give It's pa
irons for Christmas attraction .The Sea
Queen" spectacular show and opera
combined, commencing with tbnight's
performance and lasting the entire week
with an extra matinee on Christmas
Day. The artists in the company include
Miss Frances Rousseau. delightful
soprano, Charles J. Campbell, Arthur
Bell, Walter Allen. Myrs Mirella, George
w. Roseman, Ida Rock, Julia Millard
and Anna Carmen. The company aud
chorus are thoroughly drilled. A tea
ture Of the show will be an exhibition of
wrestling between William Muldoon, the
champion of the world, and Ernest
Roeber, the clever German athlete.
Stage Gossip
Miss Helyett was performed for the
fiftieth time on Thursday night at the
Star. Kate Davis. as Sonora Carmen
Torquemada, has made the hit of the
piece, IL applause and laughter go for
aught. Miss Davis is not stage bud
She appeared years ago at Oakland Gar
den, Boston, when she was very amusing.
In Miss Helyett" Miss Davis is inimit-
able in her grotesque imitation OF Car
mencita; and her swoon, VIII ch carries
her down a staircase, is easily worth the
price of admission.
Signor Guile, the French tenor, and
Signor Bevignaui, the copductor, left the
Juch Opera Company, in Washington.
week ago. Signor Bevignani AYERS that
M 49, NJ rr4h fat,t
has not kept his pecuniary agreements
and that this fact caused Signor Bevig-
mani to resign. Signor Guile declares
that Miss Juch resented the applause
which he received and left his name off
the bills. Both Signors claim that Locke
owes them money.
In reference to lone Danham's $3.50. 900
inheritance in Elmira, the ground floor
facts seem to be that-"Dunham, father
of lone Dunham's husband, died sud-
denly few weeks ago. Being divorced
from his wife, his son inherits his prop
ertv, which amounts TO some $3.50 600 on
a most liberia calculation" This son and
husband of Tone" is serving sentence
in Elmira Reformatory for forgery and
vagrancv- Alas, poor '1oneF
Mrs. Kate Connor. the second wife of
Anderson. the millionaire tobncconist,
was once an actress. Mrs. Anderson is
living abroad. as she does not care to be
mixed up in the litigation now in prog
ress concerning the Will.
Joseph jefferson and Stuart Robson
will run against each other in Pittsburg
Christmas week. Mr.. Robson will play
his fine production of "She Stoops to Con-
quer," and. Mr.. jefferson will play "The
Rivals" Next season Mr.. Robson will
have the so called legitimate comedy field
to himself, rs Mr.. jefferson devotes his
time to rip Van Winkle.'
II you see it in the World it's not so
sometimes. A Sunday edition of that
Journal announced recently in its adver-
Using columns continued success of "Mr.
Palmer's company in Augustin Daly's
charming American play. Alabama"
Richard Mansfield, in his hours of re-
Taxation from acting, literary work,
play-writing. scene-painting. designing,
thinks.
Topsey Turveydom is the name OF Gill
bert's new operetta. II sounds some
what farce-comedyesque