The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-08-20
opoIitan Tbeater, September ID and

! the management of L. X. Stockwell. at
| the Clunie Opera-house, September 18th
to and including the 18th.
| Daniel Sally, III 1.-THE Millionaire -
.'Iammany HalP' and other plays.
/ Metropolitan Theater from September
18th to and including the 18th.
The Ensign" q new naval play.
METROPOLITAN Theater. September I'D.
Lillian Russell and her opera com
pany, Metropolitan Theater, October
9Th and 9th.
The Junior Partner" October 18th
and 18th.
Margaret Mather. Metropolitan Thea
ter, October 18th and 18th.
Gus Heege in "Yon Yonson." Metro
polItan Theater, October 10Th and Dist.
o., The Stowaway," October 26th and
"Niobe," the latest comedy success,
Metropolitan Theater, October 2Sth and
''The Still Alarm" October 3Ist and
November Ist.
skipped by the Light of the Moon, -
November 7th.
". A. Brady's company in after
Dark" November Sth
Milton Mobiles, October 18th and 18th.
NJ rs. Leslie Carter in Miss Helyett,"
November 18th.
Patti Rosa, November DIST and 22d.
Goth
Julia Marlowe, December I'd and Sd.
New Wing" December 18th and 18th.
~lncog," December 2Ist.
Hermann, December sd.
SchIllng's Ministries, December oath
and 25th.
STAGE NOTES.
Frank Mordaunt has gone to Europe
for his health.
HpU6riIy Tbcop g ,-o,,1-;,,,. -, -. III -. -
for grand opera called The Viking"
Roland Reed is again in deep distress.
ko.
Frederick Robinson has fallen heir to
a large fortune and will retire from the
stage.
| Clever little Sallie Williams was mar
RED IN New York last week to MIR.
/ Reggie.
Florence Ellis returns to the stare next
season IN play called The Groves OF
Barney"
Manager Allan J. Sheldon will proba-
p-y t3ke The Leavenworth Case" on the
road this season.
Ralph Delmore promenaded for the
/ hfst time on Broadway last Tuesday
! without his cruUQhes.
/ The report thai the New York Broad
/ music hall is not true.
Cud Given goes ahead Of Larry the
LORD" OF which Frank MaeGer Will
! probably be manager.
! Richard Mansfield will be seen next
! season IN Joseph Hatton's dramatiZation
/ OF The Scarlet Letter."
| Maurice Barrymore has sailed for Lon
/ don TO support Mrs. Bernard Beere dur-
! ing her London engagement.
Lillian Russell will appear at the Broad
( way 1heater and not at the Garden. as
/ iIrst arranged, December 10Th.
Mlllle Price has gone and done it again.
Inns Iline she has married Police Com
missioner William X. Churchyard OF
/ Buffalo.
Laura Biggar has been engaged Inv
Manager David Henderson to pIav the
title role in Ali Bahia" at the Chicago
/ Opera-house.
- Hoyt's new play, ga Temperance
Tour, viii be given a ten-weeks, run af
| the Boston Park Theater, beginning
November 10th.
W hen advance agents are as good as
they say they are and soubrettes as rood
as they think they are St. Peter can take
his needed vacation.
Isabella Coe will star next season in
NIooe." She has been enjoying a lone
rest by the seaside, and now looks pret,
tier than ever she did.
Another boy violinist, Kotza Dunn
tschei, is to be fired at US from ST.
Petersburg. He is il years of age, and
said to be very handsome.
Henry Norman, who made the "Borie
Man" song famous in "Sinbad'' last wear.
mas another mt IN his new song in Ali
Baba, ~ oices of the Night"
Alma Stuart Stanley is about to leave
Itch l,olI
at any rate-in order to play on tour n
principal part in Pat musical com
edy.
The Voodo; or, A Lucky Charm" q
new musical comedy in which Frank w.
Sanger and Gus Bothner are to star the
| celebrated Irish comedian Thomas r.,
Murray III the coming season, will open
about september Sth.
Mrs, Antonio Navarro Mary Anderson
writes letter IN which she denounces as
untrue the reports which have been cur-
Nrent OF late that she intended to return to
! the stage. The Navarros will pass the
autumn in Scotland and the winter in
! Italy.
! Johann Strauss has decided to call his
/ new opera The Duchesse Ninette,u The
/ Well-knoWn composer is taking a we'll
/ earned rest at lschl. The announcement
! OF any work of Herr Strauss would hp
sure to set the musical world aqog. for al
j though his operettas are as rule short
| lived they have certain following.
/ a number OF papers report the hand
some Marie burroughs as engaged as The
principal support next season OF Wilson
! Jarrett. AS matter OF fact she long 400
/ signed for next season with Edward :.
! Willard, to support him not only i'm
/ sudan and his other modern plays. but
! in his Shakespearean reviyals OF Ham
! LETT as Ophelia and the 'AFerchant OF
/ Venice as Portia.
Instead of going in the country this
/ summer >. h. Emmett has been hard al
/ WORK getting ms company ready for next
/ season and periecting himself in his art.
Since the last season he has been study-
! ing hard under the well-known singing
master Signor Emilio Agramonte. and his
/ voice is now in such excellent CONDITION
1 that when he again appears as Fritz he
/ Will astonish even his best friends.
/ The dramatist's life is hard one. ac-
/ cordlng 10 Sardou. Dickens could never
write play; BalZac could never write q
/ play; noYeilsts cannot write plays. Writ
! erS Will not understand the terrible mo-
! chanlcaI apprenticeship necessary to turn
even the greatest dramatic instinct 10
| account. The labor must be unceasinp.
/ the ef1ors amending, the self-scrutinv inn
/ placable; then, if you do not i'm the end
4 show genius, you at least show trainiuo.
/ your play will be well put together. TIE
/ genius of modern drama is its construc-
/ ZION, and without that you might as well
! expect TO write good piece as to build q
fine house without any OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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