Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25
where II was xivua for three wesss

where II was giyua for three weeks
10 oyerfiowins house
judge 6rew. Of csncinns "a hMs grows
tired of trying sunday riseAter opening
cassss - uadcr the present iary sss-
TEN he says eons ic1.ca u impossible.
Wilson Barrett viii soon appear in
LoRdon a. ''othei,o." The produe-
tion VIII he given on an elaborate
scale. and Mr. Barrett hopes 10 secure
run.
fascs. Q. seatreoke Is Distinguishing
himself for his performances la BIN
Nye's ~fh~ csol."
Joseph Hawerth h meeting with fine
success thfx season az star.
TIE Annandsie Opera Company has
been ORGANISED and viii soeB go 10
the Pacific coast under the dTeetsoa
O: N. 3. LeSyitt.
Richard Mansfield IL resting In De
country p~enarafory 20 going out Tor
q tour OF the provinces
TIE Kendall. are draw sng money 10
the average OF $4,000 week IN
New York.
The Uncle lease Company. which
appeared at Redmond's few week
ago, ended it's existence In Philadespbis
last week.
The Bos.onisns have won New York
with the opera Robin Hood" They
could not win Grand Rapids with n.
however. when they gave tt here last
seusou.
Lillian Russell has started ont ~
the head OF an opera company OF her
own.
Failures on the road are growing
more numerous every week. The uroe-
BILE Is too many tart shows In TACT
the theatrical business 10 over done.
The well known actor, r. c. Bangs.
has BEEN on the stsge lhlrty-Dine years.
Iic made his debut al the Old Ma
tsoaal. In Washington. and has been
continuously on the stage since that
time. with the execution os four years
service In the Rebellion
Clement Scott. the eminent English
dramatic critic. is coming 10 Amer
ca and will probably lecture.
Adele Belgrade has been engaged
as leading lady for Frederick Warde
IN place OF Victoria Bsteman. who
resigned on account of III health.
James o'Neiils business tins season
n the best he has known for years.
lie will SOON produce n new rom antic
drama by an Aner.can author. Monte
Cristo" 10 still ss.rorg drawing card.
Mrs James prowa Potter told a
London correspondent the other day
that all the mtssortupss she may have
fallen into were ceuscd by her erat
while friends In the 800, and an Amer
lean newspaper man In London. who
was q rejected suitor for her hand.
Frances Nodgson Burnett has writ
ten q new comedy which she calls The
"Thc Showman's Daughter"
clcmcrcita, the Spanish skirt dancer.
high kicker, ct al, Is a great eocial
favorite on the road. The Chicago
Press Club viii give her reception
in their club rooms when she visits
that c.ty.
The New York Sun Of last Sunday
had an illustrated article on the legs
OF prominent actresses. One natur-
alIv inuui-cs where viii illustra ted
,ounalIsm In this direction draw the
line.
Billy Emcrson's mInstrels are . sue
cess.
"The Beautiful Star" . new spec
tacular. was q beautiful failure at
Niblo's Garden TO the tune OF $4,000.
Marie Wainwright has had her en-
~agcmsnt In Amy Robsart extended In
New York. 1t will be seen In New
York later in the season.
Emma vaders. the well known act
ross has mace and engagement for n
FIVE years starring tour with II. 8.
Taylor. Miss ysders' ability as an
actress has long tseen recognized. and
with the good reputation she has
acquired. her stellar venture ought
70 BE- successful.
Louis Aldrich viii revive "My Part
ncr" next week and will take the
road with n strong company. This
Ia the best play from a dramatic
standpoint ever written with .bc West
| for itS subject. and IL ought TO live
mapv years TO come.
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