Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-06-14

materially changed, when about the only
one of our family now in England is
chimney sweep, and with no draught on
the royal hues at that We feel 1t keenly,
Mr.. Bowersock, and you cannot wonder
that we are, as a family, little soured,
especially regarding royalty Times, OF
course. may change, and with his dem
ocratic freedom and practical notions the
Prince of Wales, upon acceding to the
throne, might give our family access at
the same time to the chimneys OF the
royal house, thus making the Nyes once !
more identified with his majesty's SCOT;
but we are not depending on it, We are
not selling out at a sacrifice in order 10
be on hand when the administration
changes.
The editor of the South Hutchinson
Chieftain asks: Gould you write me
a column or so of stage gossip or foyer
nuggets for publication in my paper ex-
clusively? will see that you are prop
erly remunerated for same. and If not
would be glad to have you come to my
house while at South Hutchinson. A
good room is always at your disposal
here at any time when my wifes sister
goes away, which she sometimes does"
Yes, of course will be glad to write
you some items which may be of interest
regarding stage doings, but if they
should happen to creep into this paper
before they reach you l hope you Will
not feel hurt. The following notes are
given me up to date, and are gingerly
yielded to the eagle gaze of the public:
Charles J. Davis, the eminent actor,
who has interpreted with such wonder
full accuracy for years the character OF
Alvin Joslin, will present neatly framed
Autograph of himself to the Players club
early in the autumn. Also three sheet
poster. Same subject.
Mr.. James Owen OConor will sail IN
July for Europe to seek much needed
rest. He will return in September, 1t is
hoped, mentally refreshed and ready to
rattle around in Mr.. Booths place next
season. He still suffers severely at times
from the conclusion, irritation and tenn
porary deafness resulting from the
presence Of some foreign substance sup
posed to be the fragment Of an anamiC
egg shell which he got in the ear while
. playing Hamlet at Hoboken, N. D., thre'
) years ago,
4 Colonel John l.. Sullivan will also g
abroad this summer, as he says, to ge
Sardou to "sock little pop and higl
f purposes" into his lines in the grea
IS melodrama Honest Hearts and Willin
g Hands" Colonel Sullivan will return
d in the fall, in time, it is thought, I
:. moisten his hands and elevate the stag
J. next season He will also do all he ca
n to persuade Mary Anderson to return t
the stage. He is looking also for a me-
play that has an unsealed doom IN !
He saws the old drama with the scale
doom is getting passy and blaze. He WI
at get hold of a doom that is not subject
IN letter rates, if he can.
e, The leading lady in 1.-The Clemencea
8 Case" has been offered 81 600 to use h
ey influence during the season of 81
lie in forwarding the interests of a we
u known firm of dealers in hight rbo'
n underwear A bright little skit, |
,e- tended as mild take off on The Cl
N, menceau Case" will be on the boar
B. next season, entitled "The Down
90 Case" 1t can hardly succeed, as
re- "The Clemenceau Case" there is real
sct 30 little to take off.
ill Much pleasant comment has been hea
tai recently over the new and beautiful ntf
10 graph on the letterhead of Mr.. Per
Mushrush. the bright young dramat
of East Perth Amboy. 1t occupies !
ng upper two-thirds of the sheet, In
} a center of which is seen pile OF
the umes bearing on their backs the nan
of Mr.. Mushrush's several plays, incll
ing alone in Tompkinsville, ''The M
in Teacher and the Claybank Blonde;
tu- Where Have They Went To?"
ing Among these plays are intersper
ltl those of Shakespeare, and in the to
ing ground of the picture, armed with a
cry pens, may be seen Mr., Mushrush
ons Mr.. s. engaged in a duel, with the
rry hand carefully inserted in the air.
ing derneath is the sentence referring to
nail picture, "a friendly tilt for immor
the ity." Mr.. Mushrush regards his let
nee head as the most successful OF all
works.
al An enterprising manager OF Toledo
f a introduce bit of stage realism in a I
With Uncle Tom company which he is org
-ent izing for next season. 1t consists IN
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