The morning call., 1891-02-08


Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine, will have a
theater party at the Baldwin to witness "a II
the Comforts of Home" Samuel Edwards
OF the company is member of the order,
being [g q Noble OF Mecca Temple, New York.
three hundred seats have been engaged for
the Shr!ners and their ladies' They VIII APP
pear in full dress. fez and level.
DIVIDE Musin, the celebrated violinist has
Just been created officer of the Order of
Nlshagl olLlckar by the Bey of Tunis, con-
Sldereu position of great honor.
Hayman'S trip to Europe was quite sue.
cessiui. The Bronson Howard play is all
right.
tie pr piiE5 COMPOSITION of the musical contest
enau, has been published by Sherman. CLAW
81 Co. '
The County Fair" has borne off the
PAIN from 5 all competitors. excelling even
ne Oid Homestead" We will see it in
Joseph Hatton's ;'Jobn Neelbam, .
Bouple, VII have its first production at
falmfrs Iheater, New York, this week.
Dir. willard will play the dual past-a good
man ana political villain. who closely re-
seuibie each other; Marie Burroughs. tie
sister of the hero '''o
Inc locomotive engine used in the
new pi%y "A Mile Minute" is
the most realistic ever presented on
tle stage. 1t PUSHES across the scene
steam
of sixty miles an nour.
ne .. 3Tnerldan Dramatic Club will pro-
dnce Inc Mountebauk" at Saratoga Hall,
on sunday evening, February 18th.
Ameng the chief points of '1yanhop," the
ne ne upefa recently produced by Sir Arthur
for Cedric, duet for Rowepa aud Sir VIII
lred. ana ii male; in Act Ii, drinking song
Tor trlar Tuck, and a dramatic duet for
htDecca ana the femplar; in Act III.
H lona AR ior lvanh4e. narrative for Re-
pOrtant finale. The opera i in three acts.
the last OF which will probably be divided
INTO TWO parts, for theatrical convenience
MIS-. u'orge ). Knight is recovering from
sew seveie surgical operation, performed not
long ago one Is at the home of her sister,
Mrs. W. j. Holton Irene WorrelD, Chicago.
a physician who visited George 5. Knight
recently at the SaBitarium where he is under
treatment says that his physical health ap-
pears 10 be good, but his mental disorder is
progressing to the inevitable end in cases of
DaresiS.
1t Is sad that D'Oylry Carte has commits
stoned number OF English composers to
NIi.e operas, which he will bring out afIer
Snlllvans lvanhoe." The names of
MeosIs. COwen, CIiffe, Ford, German and
stanford are mentioned in this connection.
very sensational trial, which the police
VIII not allow to be reported, commenced at
Warsaw, Russia, January 22d. Prince
BartlneH, enc Of the nobility, is charged
Win Tie WllInl murder of an actress, named
w !ShoWsky July, whom lie shot IN a fit of
Jealous rage. The prisoner Produced letters
showing mat the actress had asked him to
Eli ner, out The following notes. written by
Nlsnowska shortly before her death, and
torn up out not quite destroyed by the pris-
oner were read IN court aud the first scrao
SAID: - Bartiuief will not allow me to de-
ptTt alive On the second fragment was:
i9is Is my last hour Come, mother, |
die against my will" The third bore these
words; l. Is a conspiracy. | must die.
Bartlhieh Is my eX"cutlOner God help me!
lie dragged LIE into this lonesome place"
ii Is thought that things viii 20 hard with
the Prince.
AT Paris. January 23I, the leading ltar-
airy men OF the city were present at the
dress rehearsal Of Victorien Sardou's
"rhermidnr." The play possesses strong
dramatic interest, centering in the + fusal of
FaOienDe To take the advice of her lover
Martial, to declare herself encpnte in order
to avert death by the guillotine, whtreupon
Martial. IN despair, ends lis life with
pistol. Nm. Barter, Coqueliu and MaIais
took the leadiug parts, and the play was
We'll acted throughout, but as has already
been te!egraphed, led to a rumpus among
outsiders on account of the strong toue of
Imperialism that peryaded it.
At Louisville, KY, January goth, the
Kentucky Court of Appeals decided a case
IN favor OF Mrs. Mary Navarro (nee Ander-
SOM. On Ter last theatrical tour under Mr.
AOoeys management she was booked to
play ut the Masonic Temple, controlled by
Bourler Bros. The engagement was can
celed on the day of her arrival there, and
she played AT Macauley's. The Bourlers
sued her for $50, loss in advertising The
lower court decided that Mr.. Abbey was re-
suonSiole, II anybody, ana the decision is
sustained.
An Associated Press telegram Of January
18th stated that Lillian Owen, who died re-
Gently a. Chicago. was on her way to this
city to marry Charles Kent Of Stuart Rob
sons company. Mt Kent is member of
The Clemenceau Case" Company, and was
As he has been married several years he
naturally regretted the publication. He
was formerly member of Sol Smith Rus
sells company, and played with NJ iss Owen.
On hearing that she was sick in a hospital
at Chicago he t-legraphed her S25, says the
New York Clipper, but there was nothing in
the story beyond that
An exchange says that a journalist In
Pesth has made Koch's lymph the subject OF
new play which will be- presented shortly
for the benefit OF Superdnnuated Hungarian
actors.
The personal query, "Where did you get
Truth to the late f. A. Sothern and his play
OF Brother Sam" The hero of this delight-
ful piece OF nonsense is Inflicted with u rela-
tive named Uncle Rummy. On this person.
ages entry in one scene, he wearing head
covering of extraordinary shape and fashion,
his nephew greets him. "Rummy, where did
you get that hat" u speech viii ii inevitably
brought down the house.