Telegram-herald., 1891-11-08

goss4pas VINO have nrasJaoasay said
sp4lelaa tl-sxEs about her. Now those
MAO aIe ca tae sSass wS<k her cay
that the dreser - = aappor lsxtle
Eagissluxan. = professional valet. He
rszac1sos tae tAeaJef cary ia the even
ias. arranges her warlrose, he tasa
reSlree unx1 kis mas sress reaelles ner
and the necessary CT ceserss whacA
accompany them. lhea the valet
returns and from thls point his work
~ IN no sense departure from that
u any fastAful maid
May Waidron, Stuart Rohson's lead
Ing lady, hxs recclvod some very pleas
ant paragraphs anent her acting IA
slae conedsanis revival of she stoops
20 Conque~." Now comes q fairly well
authenticated runner that she hiss con-
qnexed the heart of the sQueaky voiced
comedian. and that be40ge prsesf and
altar next Tuesday morning shs VIII
become AN- St0art Robson.
Edward x. 6aissr Ass just flniaAed
two weeks q oase nightcrs VITA ''ols
0leson' through Indiana and ulsnois
To gratuy-ngiy large basiaeo- Ole
wEl play q return eAgaSenent in
Chicago ths week
Charles Ihornr, er., the famous Oid
acaor. - quite hale axsd hearty ct
the rpe age a 81. He - at present
WIKI hss son in law, he of terrapin and
fried saAa1 fame Ia Washington. Al
Thorue says his memory IN stiil good
and he takes "a LIVELY saterest In the
profession with which he has been
connected for sixty ycars. lie otll
goes over the lines of "otheiio" and
Hamlet" in the sssli watches OF the
night He says the style of acting
has greatly changed since he went on
the stage. and ne doubtes whether
such players as Forrest. Cooper, Ma
creedy or the elder Wallack would
were they 70 ocme hack win the ap-
plause that greeted them in Their
day. Popular tasste has changed and
melodrama - patterned after the
Frrnrn nowadays In mechanical
confrivanccS. IN srenic effects and all
OF the parapherualia auxiliary 20 the
business Mr.. Thorne notes a wonder
ful Improvement.
Tony Hart - dead. n the simple
announcement which the wires spread
over the country on Thursday last.
Poor Harris mind had heen IN a hope
iessly .ncurable state for several years.
He seems to ahve paased out of public
thought and this reminds that there
is a fitting time to def one would
enjoy after death the obituary demon
strations. Had Tony Hart gone he
yond in the days. n Is about q dozen
years ago. when Harrigan & Hart. at
the Olympic Theater down on Broad
way. was the most popular theatrical
firm in New York. the public pres
would have devoted columns to his
dccease. Now there nre few that are
so poor 70 do him reverence. Alas,
indeed. we arc soon forgotten.
JEFF Bernsfe;u fs instructed his pres
agent to make the modest announce
ment that he has presented his wife
Verona Jafbcau with an elegant star
brooch consisting OF sixty-three dia-
monds-
George Barrett, who n known q
"Genial George" among his friends,
closed his season in Syracuse badly In
debt He came TO New York and man
oxed to get on board OF q steamer un-
observer. and smiled for England. leav-
ing actors and printers behind 90
mourn for him to the extent OF sev-
eral thousands OF dollars.
Lewis Morrison is doing magnifl-
Gently with Faust" In the south. He
expects to have q new play about the
first OF the year.
f. &. willard is playing 70 an enor-
nous business at Holey's thcater. IN
Chicago. The third and last week OF
his engagement in that city begins
tomorrow evening willard In con-
sidered the best actor England has
sent over here not excepting Henry
Irving.
w. H. Powers latest play. An
Irishman's Luck" Is a success
Peter Baker will have q new comedy
drama called German Coinage next
season.
Patti Rosa fractured the tendon Of
her left foot in Memphis, Tenn, q few
days ago. and will have to take q cou-
pie OF weeks enforced retirement from
stage work
Richard Golden. OF lied Prouty~
fame. has been disappointing the pub
iic OF late. lie was not able TO appear
in Kansas City last week. He saw
that prosperity was getting the up
perhand of him and very sensibly went
TO Dwight. H.. where he IL now under
going treatment.
Cbas. B. Hanford. formerly with the
Booth and Barrett Company. has pur-
chased from the estate Of Lawrence
Barrtt all OF the scenery, costumes
md properties of the Booth Barrett
production OF Julius Cscsar" aad WIN
star next pason AZ Marc Antony.
May Brooklyn. who win be remem-
be-cd IN Grand Rapids for her fine
artistic performance os Mrs. Jamee
Ralston IN "Jim the penman." n sui-
fcri1z severely from nervous prcstrar
ton .and will take several nosths
rest in the Bcrmudaa
That tireless worker ana gifted
dramatist. II. c. DeMille. win sooa
bring out his new play The Lost
Paradise,' N New York
Daniel Doueberty. the eminent law
yer and eloquent orator 10 writing .
life of Edwin Forrest. He wae q very
tnsimate frirnd of the tragcdisn and
was his lawyer and executor of HE
estate. and h well qualified for the
work he has undertaken
Frank Nsyo had q sueee0iul cpea-
snx ~ his nv play The Athelete'
~ Buffalo % Monday night.
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