Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-11-29
Stage Whispers.

CoR1NsE will be seen here shortly in ths
burlesque of Carmen Up to Date"
CHARLES DICKSON in his new musical com
edy, "Incog," will shortly be seen at the
| Grand Opera House.
| NAT GOODWIN is booked for an early date
| at the Grand in his new play, 1.-THE Nom
inee," in which piece he has made decided
| hit.
| MANAGER HARKY DAVIS is still a very sick
man and the weather is against him. Nc
| manager in the city Is more generally liked
and much sympathy is expressed for him.
AT the Pittsburg Auditorium, during New
Years week, Milton D. Hays military
drama, 1.-THE Little Recruit" is to be given.
| The proceeds will be for the benefit of sew
| eral Grand Army posts OF the city and vi
| cinity.
"a TRIP TO CHINATOWN has drawn more
money to the Madison Square Theater dur
| ing the last week than has any play pre-
sented there by Manager A. NJ. Palmer in
| one week. This is pretty commentary on
New York taste.
DALY's great success, "The Last Word"
will follow Marie Wainwright at the Grand
Opera House, with Miss Ffolliott Paget play
she was playing the part of Aunt Jack in the
play OF that name.
GENERAL SHERMAN was as keen critic of
what WAS good on the stage as any profess
sional journalist. Having seen "Shenan-
doah, (" Bronson Howard's splendid war play,
he wrote, LET me express the opinion that
Shenandoah should De seen by every
American patriot"
Rose CoGHLAN lost two diamond rings at
Kansas City. They were stolen from her
sleeping car. John L. Sullivan, of Miss
Coghlan's Company, lost about $3.50 worth Of
clothing and other properties in the same
way at Minneapolis. Poor Rose! Poor John!
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well as it did.
A GREAT event in a comedy way for the
present season may be anticipated in the
production of Eight Bells'' at the Duquesne
Theater, following "The Senator" Eight
BelIs'' is said to be pantomimlc comedy,
with new tricks, funny situations ana
enough that is refreshingiy bright to amuse
the most blase theater-goer.
PIrrsBuRGERs who were SO delighted with
"The Crystal Slipper last season, will no
doubt appreciate the announcement that
the same company will be brought to this
city soon and produce "Sinbad," spec
tacular entertainment which Manager
Henderson himself thinks exceeds anything
he has yet brought out in the same line!
Mr.. E. H. SoTHERN and his new play, "The
Dancing Girl" will be the attraction at the
Alvin Tneater for the week OF December z.
Admirers of the young actor VIII be pleased
to see him in part which is serious and in
tense in all its bearings. Inc play mas made
a great success, and has recently closed
run of over 100 nights at the Lyceum Thea
ter, New York.
NINE. MoDJEsKA, the famous tragedienne,
who is to appear in this city before great
while has recently returned from Poland,
her native land, and speaking Of the wrongs
of her people says that it would be a mercy
to mt them out of the kingdom as they
do the Hebrews, but the Russians will not
only not do that, but they take away all |
chance for them to live at homo.
MISS GALE, the beautiful young woman |
and gifted actress who was leading lady !
with Booth and Barrett, 10 fulfilling TN !