The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1891-08-30

For six weeks to come Indigo will be
sung at the Casino. Changes have been
made since the first night and the cur
tain now descends at eleven O'Clock
on as perfect a performance of light
opera as has been seen in the Casino in
many months. Pauline LfAllemand has
established herself as Casino fayorite,
by her artistic singing and acting. Ed
win Stevens as the King, and Jefferson
De Angels as Ali Bahia, have rounded
out their characters, aud are doing excel
lent work. The roof garden concerts by
the Hungarian band will continue during
next month. The garden to be reaecOr-
ated, and tbs former floral display re
placed by new and attractive plants and
shrubs.
Marie Wainwright has been rehearsiDg
for the last ten days for her production OF
Amy Robsart, which will be made Sep
TENDER Z. This will no doubt be one OF
the most important presentations of the
season, as the scenery. furniture and cos
tunes have been prepared at great ex-
pense Rich Marston aud ). ii. Joune
have been the scenic artists. Henry Mil
Ter will be the Earl Of Leicester. Barton
Hill the Varney and Blanche Walshe the
Queen Elizabeth.
Phoebe Russell, the comely blonde,
who was with Augustin Days company
three seasons ago, will return TO the stage
this season as rnemb Der OF Stuart Rob-
sons company. Last year Daniel Froh-
man and Miss Russell came very near
making arrangements by which the ac-
tress should become a member or the
Lyceum stock company. but Miss Rus
sell, at the last moment, decided not TO
accept Mr Frohman' 5 terms.
Richard Mansfield Is rehearsing him.
self, but not his company. in another new
play that Is all his owD, scenery, manus-
cript, costumes. incidental music and all.
The piece is called Nero" and treats the
subject from what Mr. Mansfield consid-
ers a comedy standpoint. Mansfield him
self plays Nero. He is reported 70 have
said he would never play another new
part IN which he could not show his beau.
tiful legs.
Charlotte ST. Felix. one of the we'll
known St. Felix Sisters. WAS married re-
Gently at Denver to William r. Weston,
manager of the Tivoli Theatre at Aspen,
Col Mr. and Mrs. Weston have taken
possession of new home at Aspen, where
they will remain permanently.
The run of The Tar and the Tartar at
Palmer's will close one week from next
Saturday night.
There is no interruption of the prosper
ity of Wang at the Broadway.
John p. Bull, the ticket taker at the
Madison Square Garden who was as
saulted bv Manager T. G. Gilmore be-
in without# ticket, has brought suit
against the aggressor for s., 600 damages.
Gilmore also added to his reputation by
assaulting the man who served him with
the papers in the suit.
The coming season at the Arch Street
Theatre will be Mrs. Drew's thirty first
season. If mistake nor she is the oldest
manager in the country in continuous
management. She Is thorough mistress
of the stage in every detail. Her career
has been 3 credit and honor to the Amer
lean stage.
James 5. Mafiltt. who for seventeen
years has personated that unique panto-
mime character. the Lone Fisherman, in
'sEvangeline. is SIXTY years OF age. The
way he munches hard bread in the second
act indicates a wonderful soundness in
his chewing facilities.
Panel photographs of Marie VAIN
wright and Heury Miller. in the costume s
they will wear in Amy Robsart, are to be
seen aioBg Broad way.
Sir Edwin Arnold sails from Liverpool
for New York on the steamship City OF
New York, October IA, to begin his lee
ture-tour under the management fof
Major Pond.
Edward Fales Coward, the amateur
actor and dramatic critic OF the EUeni7sg
Sun. has been III with typhoid fever for a
month. He is recuperatinR
Over one Thousand people will be en-
gagged By G. K Jefferson. Klaw aad Er :
ianger, after their different organizatiops
20 cf the road the coming season. THIS
Includes s<extras" and all
The walls Of Harry g. Miners New