The morning call., 1892-07-17

caSe0 In long Diack gloves, folded In the
manner OF young girl about to be con-
hrmed. her hair, combed upward and
gathered in Knot. is carroty red; her lips
are bright yermilion" She appears night
after night in the Concert Parisen.
Fred Williams. husban of Mora. hespur-
cha sed church ediice at Brighton. about
i've miles from Boston, and. after relnod-
eling. viii open it as theater the coming
season.
The rumor that James A. Bailey. the cir
Gus man. has lost his reason, is baseless.
Jennie Neatherspy, who was the Maras-
opening night of the Garden Theater, New
York. fell from high wall and fractured
knee-cap.
Duncan 3. Harrison, lately engineering
Sullivan, the boxer, has purchased Little
Tippet' from Abbott and Teal, and Will or
ganlZe hrst-class company for it next sea-
son as road show.
The harrup that W anst throu' Tara's halls
Pied NANNY good ovid chune-
"Come Back TO Erin, molly Bawn,"
An '1h Rlsin' av tn Moon"
kathleen Mavourneen" ana 'Cruiskeeu Lawn:
ferra, but hear that harrup to-day,
IA only chuHe it rises Is
''Ta-ra-ra- boom-deay t'-Dunlap's Stage News.
Mrs. Leslie Carter, the Chicago divorce,
burns with desire TO play ''FIou FrOu."
1t Is curious fact. cOrding 10 Chicago
paper, that David Belasco, the American
adapter of Miss Helyett." is nephew of
the famous London comedian, David James.
who has made such a hit as the Quaker
father in Miss Deeima," the English YER
sion of "Helyett" BelascO's father and
David James are brothers. Beasco is the
family name, but the comedian ran away
from home when q boy and adopted the
professional name by which he has become
known all over the world. For three years
he played the old butterman in the London
ran of Our Boys" He now commands
salary OF $500 per week.
Lena Merville proposes to leave farce
comedy next season and take place ID one
Of Charles Frohman's companies. Man
ayers OF faTce-eemedy companies will feel a
sense OF satisfaction at getting rid of Lena.
Ask HOyt.
Louise Thorndyke BOucieault has gone 10
Europe 90 rest"
Margaret Mather and her little nieceS are
spending vacation at Waukesha. 1t is n ut
stated where Haberkorn is Willing the
summer hours away
Portland, Or. will soon have a 100000
theater.
Dlxey intends TO bring out shortly
'Adonis Ii"
Patti has several ret birds ut Craig-y-Nos
which she brought from New York. One
Is parrot that accompan her songs. not
merely Initiating the tTIlls and rOulades of
his mistress, but putting In some original
touches OF his own. Another Of the parrots
for long time kept mute, until finally one
day doctor appeared on the scene 10 at
tend TO sore throat of his mistress. when
he exclaimed, "Oh. doctor, Pm so sick"
Slgnnr Campanini, eX-ten0T, has gone to
Italy, where he will summer on his farm
near Parma. He wants to taste the oil of
his native country in "a salad again, in the
| hopes ii will give him "luck-a" when h.
reaches for tie American dollars next
season.
Mr.. DAILY is reported to have said Of late
| that II took him more years to put John
| Drew In his present position than, he hopes,
| II Will take to put him back.
The proposed removal Of Ed win Forests
| body to the grounds IF the Forrest Home Is
| creating opposition, because il is known
that he wished tn rest where he is, in St
! PaufS graveyard, Philadelphia.
A RUE has just been introduced at al
the theaters of Italy by which the perform
| eTs are forbidden, under pain of fine to re-
ceive flowers during representation or in
| any manner 10 take notice OF the presence
OF the audience.
Mascagni has now reached that degree OF
! importance where the leading singers in his
| new opera come TO his place of residence
| Leghorn, TO rehearse under his immediate
| direction. He does not have to go to Milan
| for that purpose.
Jessie Bartlett DAVIS, the premier con
tralto, Is enjoying the idyllic quiet at vii
lowdale farm this summer.
Ii is said that the Duke of Edinburgh j:
engaged upon grand opera to iibretto by
| Carmen Sylvia. the Queen of Ronmania.
! William BrOderick, the basso, for many
seasons with the Emma Abbott Opera Com
paDy. has been engaged for The Fencing
| Master"
An African choir has about completed
| most successful tour of Scotland and Ire
land, and is now in England giving concerts
| with marked success.
Mr. ALI Hayman, whose resignation was
handed in several months ago, July :
| formally retired from the active manage
mentof the Columbia, Chicago, and will e
| 10 New ork TO assume the "a. ore impOrtau
| duties of general manager of Charles Fruh
mans travelling companies. There will bt
no successor. Airs place in the manage
| mPnt If the Columbia cannot be supplied
Eddie Fey. one of Dave Henderson
| best JOkers. Is so anxious TO make the pu b
| lie laugh that the whole of his week
| salary l. sometimes eaten up in hneS 10
| introducing fakes into his part after havin.
been forbidden 10 do so by the manage
| nent.
Nine. Schumann's health was 50 seriously
impaired a few months ago that she wa,
compelled 10 abandon public performances
but it is now reported TO be much improved
She will continue TO give Instruction a
Frankfort, with the assistance of her eldes
daughter. Her youngest daughter. Frau
lein Eugene, intends to make London he
home in October and teach music. She vii
| probably prepare some Of her pupils 70
further study with her mother.
| NJ. a. Kennedy, the rotund comedian o
Miss Heiyett." weighs 300 pounds. Littl
Arthur Dunn, OF extravaganza fame. weigh
90. To see these two mirth- proyokerS Il
earnest personal discussion In front of th
Columbia the other evening, says Chicag
paper. was extremely funny. Arthur jus
reached TO the stout mans wastband, bu
lie seemed To have little the best OF til
argument.
Clara Morris will probably not than
Elocutionist f. T. Mackay for little stor
he told Of her the other day. Said Nj
Mackay: Il was playing with her i
Camille once. IT was the scene that Ca
mile has with Armand's iather Miss MOI
ris was apparently overcome with emotion
| looked out over The audience and could sc
many people responding to her show g
emotion and wipiBg their eyes with the
handkerchiefs. Miss Morris said to n
from under her handkerchief, Look a
them, Gully. They're geItin' out the
| wipes"
European Musical Items.
| Translated from the Gazzetta Musicale OF Milan
| Verbs Aida" was the gala-night pc
Torrance at the Opera in Berlin in honor {
| the visit of the King and Queen Of Ital'