Telegram-herald., 1891-04-12
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Friday aud saturday.
Fostiisht Flashes
II Is now gong the rounds OF the
amusement columns that Patti Is writing
her biography.
Harrlgan's comedy, REILLY and the
100 reached It's l22nd performance IN
New York last night
Mrs. Leslie Carter will 60 outagain IN
September IN new play which DAVID
Belasco - writing for her.
Fred Warde. the tragedian, has made
q success with Henry Guy Cartoons
drama. '.The Lions Mouth"
The comedian. X. f. Graham. will
bring out farce -comedy on = extensive
scale, called Larry, tho Lord" next
season.
Stuart Robson played to s2700 in two
nights IN Omaha recently. The largest
receipts ever taken III that city for TWO
performances.
Bernhardt IS of the opinion that
Julia MsrlOwe will be one of the fen
leading dramatic artists OF the country
I'VE years hence.
Ii IS now reported that John K. Rod
gers ana Minnie Palmer have kissed
and made up, and are just like two
cooling turtle doves.
Manager Edward ]. Abrahams, of
Lewis Morrison. writes that he IS fast
nIling time next season for the starring
tour of Rosobel Morrison in DeMille's
Danger Signal"
Petite Ada Melrose, who has been
here frequently with Little Nugget"
Will try II on her own hook next tall IN
a sensational cofnedy-drama entitled
A Southern Rose"
Ii is said that Manager Aronson, of
New York. offered Nat Goodwin $1,000
a week To sing at the Casino. AS Good
win makes more than double this sum
he naturally refused.
Thos. W. Keene, who had to close
his season on account OF illness, is rap
idly rega,ning his health on his Staten
Island farm. He will not resume act
ING until the latter part of August.
Edwin Booth has announced that he
has not lett the stage for good, but that
he intends TO take good rest before re-
Stunning his professional labors. He will
probably act tor twenty weeks next sea-
son.
Bronson Howard's "The Henrietta"
has caught on decisively at the Avenue
Theater, London, where it Was first
performed two weeks ago. The Lon
don stockholders are turning out en-
masse To see il.
Lolita will not act next year as she
will take tour around the world ac-
companaed by her mother. You can
safely wager that no impecunlous
blooded foreigners will capture her at
fections while abroad.
Had Lawrence Barrett lived ne hoped
TO consummate aplan for great Shake
spearean revival at the Broadway thea
ter and had secured the promise of
Mary Anderson TO take part. He also
intended to have Henry Irving and
Ellen Terry interested.
Charles Froham has been the one
manager of stock company In New
York this season TO present American
plays, and he was rewarded for doing
so by having the three big successes OF
the season, .'Men and Women" All the
Comforts of Home" and "Mr. Win
sons Widows"
John Morrissey, of Morrissey x
Dailey's Vsudevilles. James Flynn and
clever Louis Wesley, Grimes, IN "A
Bunch OF Keys" viii take out farce
comedy written by the latter. entitled
Home Sweet Home" probably IN
June. The comedy is full of satire on
the peace and comfort OF home.
Howell Osborne, the New York
blood, who mas gained considerable
aotOriety on account of his ungovern-
able passion for Fay Templeton, has
gone TO Paris to reside, where he will
try and get along on the income from
g. 600, 0O0. Fay Templeton will accom-
pany him. She is now Mrs. Osborne.
Miss Julia Marlowo is said to have
the most wonderful faculty of memoir
lzlng OF any woman on the stage, and
she iinds that this faculty hss been in
tensihed by her recent illness. As
test the other day che repeated word
tor word Baron Fava's letter to Mr..
Blaine, consisting of about 500 words.
after Il had been read twice in her
presence.
Florence Bindley who appeared here
early in the season IN Tho Limited
mari will star next season IN her new
play ''The Pay TraIn.' IL will be full
of sensational and realistic effects, in-
GLIDING train wreck, boiler explosion
and a coal mine Ia operation The
popular fancy just at present spplauds
realism, and Mss Bindley's play will
no doubt be winner.
VIM. III. Crane is doing. we'll. what is
actually a phenomenal business With
The senator" During his tour
through New England. Mr.. Crane
turned them away every night. He
bring. The senator to the Chicago
Opcra House GA April ~, ana will
plav there until May .. The come
dan hopes TO devote all of next season
20 New York. and hopes TO bring out
three or more plays watch be now has
under consideration.
IN Baltimore a few evenings ago.
Joseph Murphy, the actor, was enter
tanned by party Of distinguished
Bslsinioresns and Irish Nstionslists.
Speeches we're made commencing Mr..
Nurphvs Conscientious and iong-een-
tinuesi effort % humaulte the Irish
character on the stsge, and the COM
r,,av presented the guest with a mas
slve floral harp, vhsea wss subsequent
IL photographed. 10 IL definitely set
tied that Mr.. Nntpay will rest during
al az nexs season, but play-gocrs can
rot forget that during his long public
career o. has houored his profession
And his citizenship by . course Of life
that anv man might emulate, with
coed u himself and consequent benefit
10 society.
Ffoev. Of Evans 4 Hoev, - evidently
very bad Judge Of what . comedian
=, nof only n rs a~n cssc bat n tlsst
| cf Nat tfootwia. IN an interview IN a
| local Contemporary on Thursday morn
ing. Hoey = made % express the