Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-07-12


and his slngng donkeys. A muslcai
comedy will be introduced and the
aerial fights OF Oulda, who has been
dubbed the aIncsrnate spirit of the
Arr" will doubtless create . sensation
promised.
Notes About Plays and Piayers-
"WiIkinson's Widows" Is making
lot Of money Ia Chicago.
Frank q. Cotter will direct the tour
OF Modleska next season.
knea will have two new plays called
ssJudlth' and ia Czarina."
Elmer 4. Vance continues to coin
money out Of "The Limited Mail"
Redmond's Opera House will open
the season ON the evening Of August II.
Richard Mansfield viii make u
twelve weeks tour Of the Pacific coast
this season
The members OF the Sol Smith Rus
cell company will soon report III Grand
Rapids tor rehearsal.
Joseph Murphy has not retired from
the stage and will be acting again IN
kerry Gov" in a few weeks.
Katherine Kid6er will 60 out with
Joseph Haworth, and will play the lead
ing part IN ''The Leavenwortn Case"
Mckee Rankin states that he Will de-
vote . portion Of his time during the
ensuing dramatic year to play writing.
Louise Rial. who made . great hit
last season - Mrs. Ralston IN Jim the
Penman," has signed with Joe Ha-
worth.
Hermann, the magician, has no de-
sire to invost in outside enterprises.
Theaters have lost him Thousands OF
dollars he states
Edward X. Salter, formerly man.
ager Of kedmond's Theater, will go out
with that money-makipg swedish dia-
lect play, "Ole Oleson."
Robert Mantell has bought "The
LouinaniAn' and it will be played about
half of the time during his forthcom-
sng tour Of forty weeks.
Much 10 expected Of the appearance
Of Henry E. Dlxey in the comedy "The
Solicitor" IL 10 hoped that 1t will run
~ least . year in New York.
Pauline Markham has s1ed Ter hus-
band, Randolph Murray, for divorce.
The average OF failures IN theatrical
marriages seems to Do very large,
some are beginning to think that she
Il immortal-for Ada Gray announces
that she will begin her season in the
chew East Lynne" early in August.
Z. d. Price will manage the repre-
sentations IN America of Audran's mu
sicxl comedy. ''Miss HoIyett." 1t has
passed the 250th performance In Paris
Hattie Harvey, the pleasing little
efforts TO star, will 60 out with one oil
Hoyt 4 Thomas companies next sea
son.
ThosL Z. Murray will star IN 'sOul
Irish Visitors" Frank Murphy, who
was formerly in partnership with him,
has left the stage and gone into the
mercantile business.
A number Of notably clever peopl.
have been selected TO go out with the
comedy "The DEVILS Editor" Pecu
liar title isn't it2 Yet the author prob
ably never knew . Grand Rapids edi
tor.
The London papers think that Mr.
and Mrs. Kendall brought home thrt,
thousand pounds from America. TheJ
actually Melted about one-tnird of thai
amount, and that - an immense buss
pess.
Bronson Howard. who has Just re-
turned from England, says that the rea
con "The Henrietta" failed IN Londor
n because IL was Greek TO Londoners
They did not know what 1t WAS al
about.
Cieveland's Ministries opened thei,
peasou in Buffalo on the 3rd before AT
immense and enthusiastic audience
which cordially greeted the new And
novel features which Mr.. Cleveland
brought ouk
Young J.. X. Emmett is studying
hnrd upon bic role in "Fritz in Ire
Id" The wisest thing the youns
IN can do Is TO settle down and live or
the interest Of the fortune which hi
father left him.
~siuhads continues 70 turn peopl,
away 1T every performances st ts,
Chicago Opera House. In fact all O.
The sheafers in that city which are opcl
for the summer have done profitable
business thus far.
A. G. Moreland. who has been prom
inentIy known rs the grand secretsr,
Of thetsrand Lodge of Elks, viii resume
che stage and nas signed with "Th'
High Roller" company. a farce which
vii shortly be made public.
IL - not "hke Eiobe all tears" bu
"Nlobe'' all laughter is the speetaci
which hss passed tie fiftieth night a
the Boston Museum. This II q recorS
breaker "a Boston. where summe