Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-21

and Mr.. Hayman with the Palmer COM
pany.
The Emma Juch opera company will
be here during the holidays.
Victory Bateman will be member of
Frederick Warde's company next sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. (Juliette Corden) Fred
Pond, of the Bostonians, sail for Europe
next week.
The Frohman company in Diplomacy
in San Francisco were severely treated
by the papers.
Fay Templeton has again gone to
Europe. This time she was accompanied
by her mother.
Jim Corbett has joined Thatcher's
minstrels in Oregon. He should strength
en- the company.
Sol Smith Russell will produce his
new play, Peaceful Valley, in this city
early in October.
d. L. Shields, formerly of the Grand,
will remain with w. S. Cleveland next
season in the capacity of general repre-
sentative.
The Grand opera house orchestra will
be increased next season to sixteen mem
bers. Mr.. Hamilton will retain the
leadership.
James Jay Brady, who was here as
business manager for All the Comforts
of Home, has become a partner in the
team of Hallen & Hart.
Victorien Sardou has contracted to
write new play for Chas. Frohman.
The plot is to be after the style of
Diplomacy and A Scrap of Paper.
The Frohman company on its next
Pacific coast tour will play The Charity
Ball, the Idler, Nerves, OldsHeads and
Young Hearts, and Sweet Lavendar.
r. E.. Graham, "Bob," has forsaken
his intention to star in a new opera
next year, and will again appear as
General Knickerbocker in the Little
Tycoon.
Minnie Hauk is to head an English
opera company in this country next sea-
son, under the management of G. d.
Hess, formerly of the Orpheum, San
Francisco.
Yank Newell, formerly business man.
ager for Katie Emmett, will star Oracle
Emmett, who was here with the Barrel
of Money, next season, in the Pulse OF
New York.
Mrs. Leslie Carter has purchased a
musical comedy by Andran for next
season. 1t is called Miss Helyett. And
after her experience she thinks she can
miss Helyett
The Shenandoah company closes its
season in Denver next week. They have
been playing continually for over two
| years. Their next season commences
early in September.
R. S. Douglas, formerly partner Of
Manager Wyatt's in this city, is in ST..
Joseph, Mo-, with "his family" says
the Mirror. He is now of Mr.. Froh-
mans travelling staff.
Some of the principals of the wrecked
Iuch Opera company are giving. opera IN
Harlem, N. Y, now. Among them are
Payne Clarke and Otto Rathjens.
Gilmore's Twelve Temptations is do
ing big business in the west. In fact,
they have always drawn well since Eve
picked the apple. They are booked at
the Grand for the third week in July.
Beautiful Evangeline will make the
grand tour next season, under the man
agement of G. H. Smith. He wants ap-
plications from comelv, able girls for the
part of Gabriel. San Gabriel girls should
be heard from.
The estate of the late Lawrence Bar
rett has been inventoried by the ap-
praisers at 1921 900. In a letter to his
wife he bequeathed his Cassius armor
and sword to the players club OF New
York, of which he was the founder.
The Owl club have announced that
they will repeat their latest success,
Caste, Friday evening, June 26th, for the
benefit of the building fund of the
Church of the Unity. Mrs. Beane's part
of the Marchioness will be taken by
Lottie Beaumont.
George Parker threatens to 60 in for
the legitimate next season. She has
abandoned her proposed trip to London.
! George cannot act little bit, but she
can do song and dance in hot style.
That's the reason probably why she
wants to play Juliette or the Lady of
Lyons.
Last week at the Bush-street theater,
San Francisco, Eva Randolph Jacobs,
who plays Patsy Boxer in the Fakir COM
pany, played her part in the costume
she wore when she played liza in a
Clemenceau Case company. Her ap-
pearance is mildly described as being
startling.
The News is authority for the state
ment that Joseph r. Grismer and his
wife, Phoebe Davies, will 60 east during
the season of 1892-93, opening at Broad
way theater under the direction of a
well-known manager. An original
American play is being written for them
by Clay M. Greene.
The Lyceum stock company next sea-
son will be made up of Herbert Kelcey
w. J. LeMoyne, Charles Walcot, Charles
Harbury, Augustus Cook, Eugene Or