Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-25
Stage Whispers.

HARRY DAVIS Eden Musee opens at 10
O'Clock each day.
''PEcK's BAD BoY'' will be at Harris Thea
ter week commencing October3.
THE prices will II OF be changed during the
entire season at the Grand Opera House.
ISABELLE Coz the star of the "Niobe"
Company, has made big hit in the North
vest.
BARLEY CAMPBELL's new play, "Bulls and
tears" will shortly be seen at the Grand
Opera House.
LUTHER p. PHELPS, the manager OF 'The
ole in the Ground" Company, is one Of the
Dlest young men in the business.
The brothers Gray, who appear a.
Harry Davis Eden Musee for this week
Jnly are men Ol great medical, as well a.
scientific, knowledge.
EVERY lady holiing a coupon ticket for
"Old Jed Prouty" matin 'es, Wednesday ann
saturday, at the Alvin Theater, will receive
handsome silver spoon as souvenir.
PROF. j. FRANK STANLEY, the orator OF
Harry Davis Eden Musee, is compiling
volume entitled "A Peep Into Freakiand;"
In IL the lecturer has embodied the re-ntniS
cences 20 years experiences.
JOSEPH MURPHY one OF the most natural of
the score OF Irish comedians now on the
American stage comes to the Alvin soon,
and will present. his two amous plays,
"Shaun Rhue" and Kerry COW.
OLD folk say that pest-ridden cities always
do large business, even when the death
rate is highest, and Hamburg proves the old
saving to be true. The tnraterS there nave
ali been reopened aud are crowded.
MARIE WAINWRIGHT will begin her season
in Harlem on November A. The novelty OF
her repertoire will be q play by Clyde Fitch:
Amy Robsart" "The School for Scandal
ana "rweifGh Night" will be the other
works presented.
JoHNsroNE BENNETT, of "Jane" fame, is
daughter of the sea, born on shipboard and
le urp ,aned early in Ii @. Sne was first
adopted by Mrs. Bennett. and later on by
O Mrs. Johnstone, hence the name. she still
walks on the street as # she was Oh board
ship.
Miss DORA WILEY, for several years promf-
nent in Gilbert and Sullivan's operas is the
leading support OF Mr.. Richard Golden in
"Old Jed Prouty," announced for the Alvin
Tneater this week. Miss Wiley, in addition
to performing an important part in the play,
will render II choice seiection OF her own
poDular ballads.
HoYr's latest play, "a Temperance Town."
although radical departure from anything
he has hitherto attem pied, Is said to bear
the unmistak,tble stamp OF MS hsndiwork.
and will become more popular tan any OF
the productions he has given Us III the
course of his nine years OF unremtttinS 1n-
dustry.
PRIMROSE & VESTS eight Bells' Com
pany is the next attraction at the Grand
Opera House. This company scored great
hit last season throughout the entire coun-
try. 1t is n sensa ional, startling, lauznable
success. the mechanical effects alone being
most novel and amOug Lhe great est triumphs
in stage mechanism. The famous Brothers
Byrne anu u strong company will present it.
THE manager of the Lessink Tneater in
Berlin has just had great chance, and has
deliberately thrown it away. A schoolmas-
ter at Parnessburg has sent him an original
drama, in six acts, purely original. The
title OF the scnoolmaSterS play-lncontes.a O.
bly, up to da g, and treating o. wnaL, in Ger
many, is tue subjec6 OF the noment-ls" Jie
Cholera" Herr Blumenthal thanked him
but declined. There might have been some
excellent germs in this play, but what
pesti erous title!
SADIE SoANLAN and her new play, MORA
McCrea," are both meeting with great suc-
cess IN the larger cities o. the country. She
is q sister o W. j. Seaman, has been chris
ened "Erin's Nightingale" and has jumped
into popular favor with such amazing
raDidity as to warrant tile belief that she
will attain hold on the public that made
her brother so famous. She has good COM
pany, sterling play. it is said, and mas been
fortunate in getting into the hands OF good
management.
"FRIENDs" is a new play said to be OF un-