Telegram-herald., 1891-02-08

Grsns. lnicax0. tomorrow evening.
TIE reputation she gained thsxe IA tn4t
ua,sy alyoree SIT wll, doubtless, ege-
ate sar6e.eaE eur10Sz1y ~ naxs hex
engagement prohtsbls.
SIR Arthur Saliiv2n's new opera,
ssIy1aAos,v = vas erought cut IA LeEdoa
last week. The cattle reports are een-
fienng ss to is saecess-
Ellen Terry vii publish her reminis-
eenses andsr the tile Of stray Asn-
oTies.r
r. Ii. sothsra. who Is to appear Al
PoseFs' on Wednesday night, PLAYED
10 very near 80, coo Ia two weeks "a
Chicago.
The famous marine band of wash-
Ington. have been given PERMISSION BY
President Harrisoa and Secretary
Tracy to make concert tour OF the
principal cities throughout the country.
Richard Mansfield, clever and yersa-
tile artist though he be. IS an arrogant
egotIst. lie IS continually getting into
trouble With managers. and actors gen
erally desplse hlm. Ii Is too bad 50
good an actor should be such 4 VERT
able crank.
An amiable retailer OF theatrical per-
soualities xriles: "Edwin Booths APP
psarance Ia box at the Broadway
thestef on the opening night OF Mr..
barrett's engagement was the subject
- "A ha nd h.l-
tween acts. lie was generally eonsid-
cred in halt-aNed way. There Is
prodlgious amount of worship for thls
man among the people. saw one
young lady, who had forgtten her opera
glass, put twenty-five cent piece in the
patent opera glass arrangement IN front
OF her. aud As she raised the instru
ment 10 her eyes she said: 4 expected
TO get along without this, but | want to
look at Edwin Booth. even il II costs q
dollar On just love that mani"
Louis James is said to be engaged for
great production next season. The
production IS not named, but 1t IS tho
hope of its projectors tnat it will run
the entire season IN New York.
1t is more than likely that Joseph
Murphy, the Irish comedian, will retire
from the stage after this season. Who
Will get the support of his large and
peculiar constituency?
Mrs. f. L. Davenport, mother of Fan
ME Davenport; is very Ill in Boston.
Lillian Lewis will appear at Powers,
February Is and 10. She will be fol-
lowed on the 10th and Goth by "The
Great Metropolis"
The revival of the 'Two Orphans" at
the Grand Opera House, New York, Is
a great success, large audiences assem-
bling IN the theater nightly. Kate
Claxton and Mrs. Mckee Rankin ap-
pear IN the original parts.
Emma Abbott's mother has been
seriously i'll at Chicago hotel. She is
u venerable lady of seventy-six years,
and she was completely prostrated by
the news of her daughters death. She
has been confined to her bed ever since
her daughters funeral.
DeKoven's opera, "Robin Hood"
whicn was presented mere Dy the BoS-
tonians was brought out in London on
Thursday night, under the title "Maid
Marian" The opera was received with
marked favor. The Prince of Wales
| was present and frequently paid tribute
to the Chicago composer by leading
the applause.
Cleveland's Colored Minstrels ap-
peared at Powers, yesterday afternoon
and evening. They presented the usual
plan of minstrel programs, the first part
being very attractive in the dressing
and costumes of the TOreadors. The
concerted singing revealed some very
pleasant and sweet harmony. The
| topical songs and ballads were all rem
dered in satisfactory manner. The
ollo contains funny sketches. songs and
dances, and marches, all of which were
fairly gwen. Jalvin Wilson and lie
Ward gave very clever novelty act.
The attendance last evening was large
| and good humored.
C.E. Cleveland is now general man.
ager tor w. S. Cleveland, of the four
| minstrel companies sailing under that
name. He Is now in direct charge OF
the colored organization.