The Russellville Democrat., 1891-08-13
: STAGE DOTS.

States, beginning about the middle of October.
 Miss Carrie Henderson, daughter Of Mansgeress Henderson, of ihe Academy of Music, Jersey City, will bs star later in tho season
 When .Sinbad'' runs its allotted time at the Chicago Opera H H,use fl c ,es to St. Louis seesI une week, and then direct to San Francisco, for q run of six weeks.
 Mathews ard Snyth's new farce comedy, sHoss and Hoss," in which will appear both Charles Reid aud Wm. Collier, will be produced al Amsterdam, N. Y, August 24. z Col. Jack Haverly is said to be on deck once more. He has secured sn option on the BruEs wick property in Chicago, west of the Cafe go Opsra House, and promises 10 erect sixteen story house with s big the6trc inside.
 Frank Mckee, business manager of Hoyt < Thomas. has vacated his quarters on Broadway, and taken possession of the business quarters of the Madison Square Theatre, which use later ia the season goes under tue control of Hoyt & Thomas.
 George Edsardos, of the London Gaiety, has concluded onceS more 10 send the London Gaiety BurIesque Company to America to pi up part of the coin lost here On previous ex- petitions. The company is to reach California after it's tour of Australia.
 Manager E. G Stone is busily awaiting ihe arrival of his star witn her silks and satins, which are to paral5z, the Western reserve Mean while brother manager says, un- chslitably aud ngranlaticslly hat he is equally busy ''picsiag tho flies off himself. 7
 William l.. Hayden, Stuart Rob- sons manager, has returned to Lon don from his trip 10 Germany, where he engsged the well known German actor, Herr Passart, for an American tour, to begin October 22. Herr Passart will be seen in "Shyloek, "King Lear,'' Richard III, !" Ham let" and "Fabricius.
 Joseph Haworth and company be. gin rehearsals August 10. The sea- son will open at Syracuse, August 31. La Fayette Searcy claims the handsomest scenery painted at his studio this summer will be seen in Mir. Haworth's production of "St. Marc.'' Special scenery for "The Laavenworth Case'' is also in course of construction.
 Davis and Hendricks new play, s.Tne President'' is being daily re- hear sed in New York. The part for Frank Lane and Frank David fit them exscily. Lane will be drumm sr, and Inc coolness, nonchalance and sang froid even in the rchsarsals, is as refreshing in it's breezy cheeki ness as a dish of ice cream on a sweltering day in August. The play will be produced at Chicago, August 16.
 Mrs. Mary Wray, 87 years old, and probably the oldest actress living in this country, is qaite i'll at her home in Newtown, Long Island. She is an English woman, but made her first American appearance at the Chatham Theatre, under tho manage ment of Henry Wsllack. A daughter, Ada, is the wife of the well known comedian John Wild. Mrs. Wild has just presented her husband with pretty pink baby boy.
 The following openings will take D. see in Now York, August 24 At tue New Park, Rose Coghlan in ..Dorothy's Dilems;' at the Star, Roland Reed in IA Club Friend" (new); at the Union Square, "The Black Masque" (new); at Niblo's, 'sThe Rhedive,'' which is now to New York, and is expected to stay four weeks; Proctor's, with "Mr. Wilkinson's Widows" and the Grand Opera House, with c. A. Gardner in "Karl."
 The title of "best dressed lady on the stage" has been claimed times without number, and the latest as- pirant for it Is handsome Rita Bnch- anan, of HThe Presidentn Company. As Mss Buchanan is said to have an independent fortune in her own right, and visits Paris every summer to make selections from among the choicest confections of Worth, Felix and Pingat, her gowns should cer- tainly be worth locking at from 6 feminine point of view.
 Poor Mrs. Leslie Carter was brought up in supplementary proceed ings in New York on Tuesday, and swore that she had no money to pay for picture made of her some time since. She also said that her mol her vas 'staking care Of hcr,n and that she didn't have the fsintest idea how much profit was made during her last season. Manager E. D. Pfice paid over $50, ,000, which was lost last season in starring every cent Of which Le received from Mrs. Carter. Gossip says, moreover, that she is backed by wholesale Chicago grocer and wen-known stage manager. The picture dealer did not get his