San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-25
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1891,
FANATIC TIPS.

cape May, N. j.
Lizzie Evans and her manager
Charles K. Callahan have parted
company.
Frank c. Thsyer will go in advance
OF Maude Granger next season.
Thomas w. Keene's season begins
at Wheeling, w. Va, August 9th.
The Mclean Prescott company will
open its season tonight, at Licking
ton, Ky.
Sol Smith Russell has made another
success in E. E. Kidder's Peaceful
Valley"
Owing to the engagement of Mer-
wyn Dallas with Nat. Goodwin, "The
House on the March" will not be
produced this season.
Annie Pixley is not to act this sea-
son. She proposes to enjoy herself in
Europe instead of going one.night
stands.
Bobby Gsylor in "Sport McAllis-
Kernan's New Lyceum Theatre in
Washington this week.
Alexander Salvini will begin his
next American tour at the Chicago
Auditorium, being the first dramatic
star that has ever appeared there.
AT q meeting of the London Gaiety
Company held last week in London
it was discovered that G2,700 had
been lost ON last years season.
Augustin DAILY, L. L. D., is at the
Hotel Royal, Naples. Sadie Martinot
and Marie Jansen are in Paris and so
is Kate Claxton.
Fred Runnels, the well-knOwn
clown, and his wife, Amelia Summer
Vile, have agreed to disagree, and
now live very far apart from each
other.
Robert Downing will have the fol-
lowing plays in his repertoire this
season; Brutus, Virginius, Gladiator,
Damon and Pythias, julius Caesar,
Katherine and Petruchio, and French
Marriage.
"a Turkish Bath" was produced at
Omaha, Aug, 18th. Nothing in the
play suggests it's name which might
JUST as well be "a Bucket of Cold
Water" lis a crude show but the
people are clever.
oliver Doud, nephew of Oliver
loud Byron, II good stage manager, Is
now in the insane ward of Bellevue
hospital, New York. He will proba-
bly, recovar after long rest.
Howard Wyndham, son of the
English actor, has returned to Amer
lea. He owns large rancn in Wyo
| ming which his father presented to
him some years ago.
Wiifred Clark, q son of John s.
Clark, will appear rs new star at
the Baltimore theatre, August "a,
under the management of John II.
Ford Martha Ford, y daughter of
Manager Ford, will also star in the
same com oany which will be seen in
up ul Pry Married Life" and "She
Shops to Conquer"
Imre Kiralfy arrived from abroad
Aug 18th. While away he visited
all the libraries and museums of
Madrid in search OF material for q
spectacle depicting the life of Column
bus, to DE presented next year. Senior
Don Antonio Canovas del CASTILLO
project was formed for the construc-
tlOll III I'LL III tuC
middle of the exposition grounds at
Madrid, where historical exhibition
will be given in August, 1892.
Davis & Hendricks new venture,
1.-THE President" was produced at
the Windsor theatre last Monday. 1t
is q pure American comedy and the
en- terprising managers have big
money winner. 1t is bright and clean
and has no variety sketches or horse
play. The two Franks, Frank David
and Frank Lane, made marked sue
cesses.
Harry Lee is in Lon don, acquiring
fame as plaintiff in libel suits. So
far he has begun action against the
Sun of New York and the Era, of Lon
don. He also threatens the New
York Herald and a score OF other
newspapers.
An affection OF the throat has COM
PEELED Mr.. Irving to undergo an
operation at the hands of Sir Morell
Mackenzie. The operation consisted
in the removal of portion of the
uvuis; and the eminent specialist
says the eminent actor made a very
good patient.
And now 1t Is said that Mrs. James
Brown Potter intends to bring suit
against the newspapers which have
published the allegations that she
lost money OH her Australian tour,
and that she married Kyrle Bellew.
She says she has now draft for 5000
francs, gwen to her by her father be-
fore leaving home, which is still I'M
cashed.