The morning call., 1892-06-19
Personal and other JottIngs

MT. joseph Levy, Tor number OF
years manager of the Booth Barrett dra-
matte enterprises and now the treasurer of
Stoekwells Theater. will arrive here to-
morrow.
According TO the New York Commercial
Advertiser, j une IL, it Is likely THE Bos-
tonians" may become permanent institu-
tion OF that city. 1t is the best light opera
organization in America at present and
''Robin Hood" is the chief gem in its
crown.
Sarah Bernhardt has had an interview
with Claretie about returning TO the Fran
Gals ana it was not satisfactory. She re-
refused Clarete's conditions, and intends
not to play in Paris again either at the
francais or at any OF the Boulevard thea
tiers.
Jeffreys-Iewis' coast tour OF y weeks
will be under the direction of Manager
LoYel X. Siockwell. after which, Mr.. Ar
thur {. Airt0n will take the lady's bust
ness, playing in all the principal cities.
Annie Clarke, foI years Boston fayorite,
has left the Museum IN that city, but not
the general stage. She expects to act in
New York next season.
New Yofk's matinee girls are anXiOusly
discussing the burning question of who
will be Augustin Days leading man next
season The latest information is that he
Piceadilly accent.
B0lOssy Kiralfy is reTorted dangerously
i'll at his residence in New ork. and is
said to be a sufferer from meanchOla. The
brothers sustained severe loss on June 8.
The scenery. costumes and paraphernalia
used in their spectacular productions for
many years ard stored in New ! oTk were
almost totally destroyed by ire.
Friend Fritz" Mascagnis latest opera,
has scored a great success in New York.
William II. Mestayers benefit al Palmer'S
TheateI June did not pay EXPENSES. Tie
comedian expressed himself as greatly dis
appointed.
Royle's new comedy-drama, Friends, -
which has just closed a long and successful
run in New York, is said to be sufficiently
meritoIious TO deserve all the favor it met
with. The author was entirely without
prestige. and this makes the success of the
play all the more remarkable.
David BelaSeo IS credited with being a
STRAINED Portuguese" by ancestry, and TO
this is due his olive complexion and eccen-
tric hair
Miss Gertrude NJ Bucklin, Chicago
singer who received her training from the
late karl Formes, has been engaged for an
extensive concert tour during the summer,
and in the coming autumn will sing with
Gilmore's band In the East.
1t is estimated that 100000 theater
tickets are issued in the country every week
at 80 cents each. The total amount expended
every year for this form OF amusement
would amount TO S91, 000,00
The famous Haymarket Theater London,
is about 10 be Tazed. and frst-ciass hotel
will be built on the site. New York and
London have been sliced with hotel build
Marchesi never takes pupils of the sterner
sex. She says: Teach men? Why, all
the tenors would be marrying off my So
praros and | should not have Ia rnntralto
of of 70 ud M horNtpnaC
pie are beginning TO believe the madame to
be won hombogue" unsteady.
A scene from the play The SmuSgler y:
Outlaw apprenticeship how shall l know
when l come to the secret passage? Chief
OutIaw-You can't miss ii. Everybody
knows where it is.
Frank Mordaunt finds himself too III to act.
Sousa, the Marine band MASTER has left
the Government employ and set up for him
self. Mr.. Blakeley promises him 5000 a
year and an interest in The profits OF a mu-
steal speculation in Chicago.
A recent estimate makes Edwin Booth
/ the owner Of $4,000; Joseph jefferson.
| 81, 100000; Stuart Robson, 100000 w. II
| Crane. 100000; DenmaB Thompson. $3.50
| goo: Joseph Murphy, S300Go0 Roland
Reed, $3.50 goo; Oliver Byron, $50 goo; Ed
win HarrigaD, 100000; Clara Morris,
/ $3.50. COO: Fanny Davenport $500, GOO; Lolita.
! 5000, coo; Maggie Mitchell, $3.50, 600, and Sol
Smith Russell. 100000.
"Ali Baba." Manager David Henderson S
new spectacle, has met with tremendous
reception in Chicago. 1t is pronounced by
the press better in all points than the slip
/ per" or "Snbad."
/ Madame Bernhardt says that she does not
/ ''care so much for notoriety as people
! think" and that mere advertising lodges
! will not do any good if an actress does not
/ regard her art as highest OF ALL"
George Thatcher's idea of combining
| Ministries with farce-comedy company has
/ proved a splendid one, as Tuxedo" as be
| terms the combination. has been very sue.
/ cessfu. 1t is booked 10 appear at the Cali
/ f0rnia soon.
/ Adele Sandroek, the German actress, who
made an American tour last season, is a
/ bankrupt to the extent OF 10000 h0rins, all
/ speEt for dresses.
] Lewis Morrison is building magnificent
/ mansion on his newly acquired and beauti-
4 full farm near Peekskill. not very far from
/ the famous country house of the late Rev.
| Henry Ward Beecher. He intends TO spend
/ his days here when
The sixth age shifts
! Into the lean and slipper'd paataloon,
! And among his family and friends, relate
/ the story of his Iife
| 1t is said that fully 100000 copies of
/ Comrades" have been seld. For this and
/ others Of his popular songs-such as That
/ Is Love" and "0h, What a Difference in the
/ Morning !-the author, who lives in Lon
/ don, receives about $1,000 a month from
! America alone in royalties. There is hope
/ for Philip Hastings, our local soug-wrlter,
/ i'm this paracraph when he makes up his