Telegram-herald., 1891-10-18

perle1S< tifIkst upoa Aila While Il.
- little town in Nebraska early last
winter he was manager of a drama
atie eomikany whiSsh had come 10 grief.
II Wa az the time that the govern
taeht wak fighting the Indians IN that
country. He had 20 tErn as wits
70" aFas earning a dollar, 80 he fels--
graphed 70 paper in Omaha ask ing
II they would lie n correspondents =
20 20 WonHaad Knee. His offer was
accepted Mr.. Burroughs imagination
had reessFed long schooling ia the
show business. In this instance il sers~
evil him in good stead for he dallv
wrote thrilling descriptions 81 rae
hghting ar Wounded Knee being al
the while twenty miles from The field
OF action.
II poured dos a when the sud
ence was dismiss from ne nsinstrels
at Powers on Wednesday evening ana
every one thought OF that canon
which Proprietor Powers proniss
MANAGER Garwood woaid De placed
ia iroat OF the sheater over a year
ago.
The Charity BalI' Is UNDERLINED "a
Powers Ton the latter part of rhis
week. The play has been seen here ana
al~ afs Catches the uitrs-soeiety ele-
meat. II nay draw out the first the
tT party Of the seasoa.
A new drop curtain Was rang nm
IN Powers on Tuesday evening.
During recent performances IN Pow
ers'. the house has been absolutely
tsark al OF the while. even VITA = fan
light on the stage. This l. very an
moving particularly during she begis-
ming 81 the first set, the audience i,esnx
unable TO read the programs. Ii also
! adfei 10 tn 4 turbance az late corners
who bad 10 stumble through the aide.
10 lind their SEATS
HAIRY l.. Parent. the happy faced
| blonde Frenchman. who passes out the
pasfrboards ar Redmoad's. j. n De-
seendant OF one OF the oldest faaies
IN Detroit. bis unvaryiig courtesy
| anyway. wonid create tie suspicion
that he has had some cennerfsoa Win
the land OF nice politeness. Louis he.
i l.amartcn, MP at Pow e-s'. claims
| 70 he OF the same nationality, bnt the
claim will not stick until he changes
bis dialect
2pna Gale. 70 long leading lady
/ VITA Booth and Barrett. win b. a.
Powers the rs, supported by q strong
company.
Nou VIII have an opportunity uo see
the dramarist ddea Of "A High Roller"
the last two days OF this month.
once in a white there comes an adj
vance agent this way who would he
good he was in the far West on par
with the dead In.iian. Such a one was
hailed during the present week. The
boys around the 'heaters made up
tllSfr mind they would have 20 Barrett
and they did 90 with fortitude.
s.serri stage Notes.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". J. Florence VIII sres
together next season.
Mrs. Geo. 8 knight has published
o. card requcst:alg the profession and
puhlic not 10 rct up any benefit for
her desncneed husband. Mrs. knight
states That she can provide for his
warts
Charlotte Thompson. at one tine
= moaeF-raAfng actress. succeeded in
| oniv ssaying out ten days this season
nafB the members u her company did
,cst receive dollar.
Mark Murpny Is doing very wei
with '-O'Dowas Neighbour
The Shenandoah Is doing much
larger business on the road than last
season.
No, Maggie Mitchell Is not dead.
She began her season last Monday N
Brooklyn
Henry Irving has definitely decided
TO conc 10 taAs country next season.
N,m O. lakle's play. Jack Royal
o. the 92nd," was universally ap-
proved by the press al Philadelphia.
rs FIRST producsion was noted ~ one
o. the dramngsc seasations OF the sea
son. Harry Lacy, clever manager and
ial- actor. j. the star.
II. Grattan ] onnelly has resigned
as press agent OK a Philadelphia
theater fm order 20 devote his time
exclusively 20 play writing. let e.
I've hopes that he viii now produce
better plays.
goseph Hatton dramatized Mark
Twain's ''Prince and the Pauper" and
produced II In london last Monday
with great success
Giuseppe Giacesc3. one OF the best
known dramatic poets Of Italy. has
arrived In New York with the manu-
script of new play called ia Dame
de Gallant which sarah Bernhardr
viii bring ont eariy next month.
The amusement column al 1.-THE New
York Herald s. sometimes n curiosity.
when the prestige OF this Metropolitan
losrnal is conadered. some Of the
personal comments are of such a silly
nature and 80 soft and worthless that
1t b. charitable 10 believe that the
aa. hor of them must be ia the last
stages of pRresis.
svilrxon and Florence began their
seaaou IN New York last Monday. Az
s-sssin Days season IN Paris WAS a
bad failure both arfisticaily and e.
naneiailv. one Partisan critic ironl-
caiiy remarked thai Mr.. Daiy could
serve the cause OF Art more effectuaiiy
by remaining away from Frame.
| r. u. AacJean who has been 20
starring with Marie Prescott for fhs
past six years. has fallen hair 70 an
estate Of over million nv the drafh
of his father Ia New Orleans The
nssavcfnenf Of this property NAV
compel him 20 leave the stare in n
| little while.
Miss Eastikte, the Enaii<h actress
who became Known here as The lead
sng lady for wilson Barreft. tsncas
l,er American tour a. a star in Pbila-
stcfphia last week n cane 90 a eud.
ds-n end ON Saturday night Canse.
$40 stipend for tho arfors
Nee Clark whitman r.crntlv died
IN Ncf ldcB- Conn. She rn.de her debut
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