The morning call., 1891-05-10

to The audience that he was drunk and was glad
of ii, and, after looking al him, lett the eminent
artist" 10 himself.
Richard Davey, the English journalist and
play-writer, has received overtures from several
American actors and managers since Maude
Granger has produced his "Inherlied." de mas
written comedy for ida Rehd1l and his classic
'LesDia' Is occasionally presented by Richard
Mansfield. MIR. Dayey wants to have MISS
Granger give "InherlIef' in London aud nego-
tations are pending to that effect
Emma Eames says That the way to pronounce
her family name is Ames The Ffenchmen make
three syllableS of 1t: A-ah-maze. She is 10 marry
Julian Story. son OF the American poet and
sculptor. who LIVES ia Rome.
Geraldine Ulmar married In London Inc com
poser Ivan Caryll AT the altar the responses
elieIted the fact that Mr.. Caryll was in private
life Felix Tilkin, known 10 his friends as dolly:
Mrs. James Brown.Potter played to 200 people
10 Colombo, Ceylon. She was 10 have given them
another treat. but on the second night only Hity
people showed themselves and they were sent
home.
Manager John Mcguire pays I'm the Butte
Daily Miner, two column-and- a-half tribute TO
the late LaWr nee Patrick Bdrrett. 1t Is well-
written, interesting. ana, as Mr.. Mcguire was
intimate with the deceased, instructive also as
character sketch.
MIR Barnes OF New YORK" succeeds Thatch-
ei's Ministries at the New California.
August Hinrichs, musical director Of the Bald
win Tbeater, was recently presented with 4
handsome gold chain and l0cket. as a token OI
esteem and respect, by the members of his Or
CheSIra.
lhe poor wretch who was butchered in New
York by the American imitat0r OF England's
Jack the Ripper is SAID by The police to have
been an actress al one Stage OF her eVehtiul
career
There is yet another American success in Lon
don. This time it is the daughter of the ex Con-
gresham for Mississippi. Miss Katherine Luz
ellie Foote. who plays under her real name, has
made so much OF small part in Wilson Bar
retrS company that she has been invited by
Willie Edouin 10 play Ni0be. the leading role
in Harry Paulion's comedy OF tie same name,
which VIII shortly be produced at the Strand
Theater.
Sara Jewett who was recently seen In Boston,
Is reported as looking well and almost like her
old sell. Her speaking voice has regalned ltS
wonted melody ana her Illness seems To nave
lett no trace on her pretty, pure face.
The total theatrical business this year IN
Philadelphia falls about 20 per cent below that
of iast year
Gustaye Coquelin, a brother OF the French
ACTOR, is to marry Marian Boyd, wealthy New
York lady.
European Musical Items.
Translated from the Gazzetta Musicale of Milan
Verdi's Requiem Mass" had splendid reu-
derlDg In Paris last month.
Salnt-Sae Ms Is at present in Cairo. He has
composed "p0ehade," in one aeT, which will be
produc ed al the Theatre Libre in Paris.
Hans Won Bulow viii give pianoiorte recifals
in Lisbon and direct several orchestral concerts
"Der WOjewode," al opera by The Russian
composer, Ardensky, was very successful III
Moscow.
SAmara's 'Lioncella," given at La Scala was q
eompl te failure.
Emma Steinbach is singing in ''Saffo," by Pa
cini aud in ''Faseari" by Verdi, in Genoa.
A WagneriaB orchestral concert was given In
Bologna recently under the direction oil Mar
tucci before the lalter'S departure for Milan.
The War Of Women" a new opera by Felix
Wayesh, was applauded in Bresau.
Adelina Patti had All Immense success singing
in concert 10 MarseileS ana later IN Buda- Peslh
The De Reske brothers have been engaged 10
sing carmen" al the Opera Comique IN Paris.
Massenet has written additional music TO COM
plete the ballet in his new opera lie Mage,
which has not pleased The critics.
Judas Maecabeus," by Handel, which had
not been sung since 1874, was recently given Id
TOuoH with great success.
Augusta Holmes. The composer OF the flynn
OF Peace" is writing the Lass pages Of new
lyric drama called ''Fanina."
Taluaguo Is singing ia Aida" In Moscow.
Nine. Dareiee sang in Faust" at Bucharest
lately with great success.
Ponehiellfs "Gioconda" was enthusiastically
received IN Barcelona
Joachim played al the second concert given by
the Musical Artists Society III Brussels and re-
celyed great applause.
" Lohengfiu" will soon be given in Palermo,
to be followed by the Vespri SieiltaDi."
Aibani has appeared IN GounOd's Romeo and
Juliet in Amsterdam and gain ed the admira-
Wagner's WaIkyrie" was given ia Copen-
hagen with success.
Guilia Rayegli, the eontralto. received an eva
ton at her appearance as OrfeO at CoYenI Gar
den in London.
The centenary OF ST. Gregory the Great was
celebrated with great p0mp in the Sistlne Chapel
of 81. Peters in Rome
The Duchess of Villarosa and the Princess d
Trabia recently gave musieaes for three even
mas for tile benefit OF the Marine Hospital III
Palermo, IN Which the most prominent artists
and amateurs OF the city took part.
Giacosa, the greatest dramafist OF the day 10
Italy, gave a reading OF his latest drama, "COuA-
tess Of Cnallant" ialely at the AIferi Theater IN
Turin. IL was enthusiastically received, and al
the last act the author received an ovation.
The Princess Metternch Is promoting the idea
OF an International exhibition Of music in Vienna
Ii will take place In 1892.
Three ienors have been seized With laryngiii:
while singing the role OF ZafaslTa IN Massenets
lie Mage" and IL was with difficulty that
fourth could be IouGd TO undertake the part fol-
fear OF the same bad luck. lie Due Is the fourth
tenor who c8nseni ed to sing H. bur If he should
fail Ill the opera will be Withdrawn.