The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-05-21

next season. The title of the play is
"Tammany Hail.
Jacob Lift has changed the name of his
new play. in which Annie Lewis will
star, from "A Nutmeg Grip to "a Nut
meg Match"
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Robson, having
closed the most successful and profitable
TOUR they have ever had, are resting in
New York City.
The buildings on the Fortieth-street lots
IN New York, where Sanger and Hay
mans new theater is to be erected have
been torn down. The new house will be
called the Savoy.
The partnership between John l.. Sui
IVAN and Duncan b. Harrison will ter
inmate IN two weeks. Sullivan will be
sole proprietor as well as sole star OF his
dramatic company.
Nat Goodwin has agreed to pay his
wife lump sum Of 5,000 in lieu of the
almony awarded with the decree of linn
tied divorce just granted her by Judge
Iraux OF the Supreme Court.
Elsie Lombard has obtained verdict
Tor 1893 damages for breach of contract
against Henry Lacy and Joseph Arthur.
Miss Lombard is at present a member of
the Hoyt "A Temperance Town" COM
pany, in which she made telling hit.
Charles B. Hartford has left the Julia
Marlowe company, and is busy with
preparations for his tour next season as
Marc Anthony with the Booth Barrett
scenic production of Julius Caesar" He
has engaged Z. r. Spencer to play
Cassius.
William Wade of the Manchester UNI
pre- writes: II read that they have Kissed
another naughty play off the stage in
Paris. II this sort Of thing goes on much
longer the French capital will lose all its
attractiveness for English church deacons
and moral NJ. z. IS"
Clarence Dow, the husband of Mile
Price, has become private soldier in
Uncle Sans army at Sl3 month He
was assigned to the band of the First
United States Infantry, and will toOt the
cornet, which, it is said, is about the only
| thing the young man can do fairly well.
President Moore of the Forrest Home
advocates the removal of Edwin Forests
remains from st. Pau's churchvard in
Philadelphia to the grounds of the home,
and the erection there of suitable monu-
ment. The Forrest fund invested amounts
to Sz50,0O0, which fully supports the in
stitution.
Pretty Isabelle Coe has returned to
New York from her triumphal tour as
Nlobe, and is resting at her town resi-
dence in Harlem, very pretty house she
/ hs
IN the summer she, her popular husband,
frank Mckee, and pretty little baby Nc
| hee, may cross the ocean for a breath of
| salt air.
! Manager Henderson has engaged Bessie
| Cleveland for the title role of Ali Baba,"
at the Chicago Opera-house. He has also
retained Ida Mule, Eddie Foy, Emma
Mule, Henry Norman, Dan Hurt, Ar
thur Dunn, Babette Rodney, Bessie
Lynch, frankie Raymond, Annie Dacre.
Ada Deayes has also been engaged. Mar
tina 1rmler will be the premier danseuse.
The seating capacity of the London
theaters are as follows: Adelphi, 5000,
83OO; Avenue, LOO, EGO; Comedy, 1200.
clio; Criterion, 700, e2O0; Drury Lane,
3,54O, 94OO; Gaiety, 1850, $3.50; Garriclz,
,2O0, ESQ; Globe, l, 130; 9200; Haymarket,
200; ESQ; Lyceum. 800, 5e450 Lyric,
$50, s300; New Olympic, 3,02S, 1850;
New Royalty, 500; el40, Opera Comique,
! $50, Gi7O; Prince of Wales, 1,lS0, s250;
Royal English Opera, 2,300, ESQ; Royal
92Z0; Savoy. 1,I50, $50; Shaftesbury, /, 450,
f250; Strand, 1,020, EGO: Terry's, 100,
ESQ, Toole's 500, $50, and Vaudeville,
! 1850, e1S5.
Langtry is once more on exhibition in
| London, where she is said to have made
hit in play called 1.-The Fringe of
Society" presented by Charles Wynd-
hams Co. In France the play is known
as mi-Monde," but it has been mall
treated by the adapter who was ashamed
to put his name on the play-bill, although
the risky situation and racy epigrams
have been eXpunged and the original
made dull enough to suit the nebulous
atmosphere of the English metropolis.
| The story is of woman, VINO, tired of
| lonely lite with her husband in Madras,
runs away to lead the life of an adven-
turess in the capitals of Europe. Here,
after her divorce and the death of her
| husband, she is abont to marry a rich
ing her past, when the artist with whom
she has been entangled steps in and for
| bios the marriage for the purpose of saw
| ing the Australian, in which he succeeds.