Telegram-herald., 1891-06-14

in Western town last week. 1t is a
wonder he was not stabbed by an editor,
and 1t IS TO be regretted such was not
the case.
The report is again current that Mana
ger Joseph II. Mack is thoroughly re-
covered in health. If true his hustling
capabilities will make success of some
attraction.
Minnie Maddern Fiske, who always
writes with that sparkle and dash so
noticeable IN her acting, has written a
play for the Vokes company, called
1.-The Rose
"Miss Helyett," in which Mrs. Leslie
Carter will appear next season, is a
musical comedy by Audran, who wrote
"Mascotte" and the Chimes" 1t ran
for go nights in Paris.
Nine. Poniel objects to travelling and
consequently will not be a member of
the Jetferson-Elorence company next
season. the parts formerly played by
her Will be taken by Mrs. Fannie Den.
ham Rouse.
Primrose 4 West are in the land inn
provement business. They have bought
tifty-two acres at Mt. Vernon, near
New York, and intend to give profes-
s'onal friends a chance to secure homes
at small cost.
Joseph j. Levy is in New York, &C.
lively engaged IN routing the tour of
Margaret Mather, whom ne will manage
next year. Mather 10 fortunate in &C.
curing Levy. and her business next sea-
son will probably be the largest of her
career.
Rumor has il that Miss Marie Prescott
the actress who secured a divorce from
her husband, Mr.. William Pursell. n
short time ago, Ia soon to marry Mr.. X.
~. MacLean, with whom she starred
during the past two seasons. Rumor in
this instance - probably wrong, as it is
understood that MacLean has q wife
living.
According to report Boston is to have
nearly half dozen new theaters this
fall. Manager Schoehel. of the fremont
theater. saws, however. that there is
only one OF them gong up IN reality.
the others soaring heavenward on
paper. As poor showing "a this rs. II
| heats New York. The metropolis was
To have half dozen new theaters this
fall. but up to- the present time not one
| of them is being built.
Mr.. Mansield's agent sends the fol-
lowing about his star: "The ladies of
the White House attended the perform
ance of Don Juan at the Garden
ThsatcT the other evening and threw
roses to Mr.. Mansfield and sr-t him y
pretty note of congratulatlon after the
play" Dear. dear.
"Slnhad. or the Maid OF Balsora,"
vas produced at the Chicago ooera
House June l. and made a tremendous
hIt. Ii "a brImful of fun and has num-
her Of catching songs, eh ca are already
wnistied on the streets Of Chicago. One
Of them a sung by CUPID. who inveigles
lovely maid ito a tropical jungle,
and then does sony and dance en-
titled, Love i Very Well IN Its Way"
The costumes are SIMPLY gorgeous.
William Hsworth's new play, The
Ensign" scored an emphatic hit, June
=. At she hands 81 jacob Illt's stock
company, which opened the summer
season AZ latts Grand Opera House.
- Paul. The plot deals With the
Civi War aud has just enough 81 pat.
rot ia sentiment IN u 10 rouse an aud
ience 10 the highest pitch 81 enthus AsfE1.
The audience was one ot the most bril-
liant ever assembled IA the Northwest
ard tie universal opipiea = taat Lstt,
vith - usual luck. hss stfaak another
big vianrf CT the company. Loats
James, ss an 1id eoEsHs8n Of tie
! attest ~tate= Navy. faads the greatest
SIS u So lfe lie responded O. car
tam ealI at the end 81 tie fourth aet,