The morning call., 1892-07-03

NuSaHeoe os'Sh aftu optEd-iiOuSe al fOrtianC.
Bliss Lora lhorne, young lady of this
city, Is receiving fiafiering press notices in
the East Ter her talent as a coincidence and
dancer. She will be secured by some good
company next season.
Since Thomas q. Seabrooke took TO read
ing Joe Miller jokes in the tomb scene OF
ene Isle OF Champagne" hundreds of peo-
pie have written conundrums and sent them
In. The latest is: what relation is vine
gar to lis mother? Same as champagne is
10 its pop
see the giddy soubrette at the big hotel;
Note her smiles. her dizzy airsollserve her well.
"aten her inashiug-Ah she's caught that heavy
Gusrd, oh guard him. gracious fates above,
n lang s9.t @ sAel' elamlets now the tipe they KILL
ana OF 'Pommery" and ''i1per'' drink their fill,
See how gracefully the chappIe pays the bin.
That is love! That Is love !
pneumatic self-playing piano. winch
reels OH any Kind of music. from classical
selections TO the latest music hall atrocity.
mas lately been put on the market by a
~ uSie-seiler Of Hamburg. The tune is
osNeloped by means OF perforated sheet
OF cardboard passing over kind of bellows.
lne most ancient piece of music which is
siiil In existence is called "Blessing of the
THESIS. This song or chant was sung in
me temple at Jerusalem. and is still 10 be
heard IN the Hebrew synagogues in Spain
and Portugal.
Fifty-nine national bands of Italy are to
participate in a competition 10 he held at
Genoa IN connection with the forthcoming
celebration OF the Christopher Columbus
centenary.
The German rapers herald the advent of
new ylollnst of the first rank. His name
Is AlIred hrasselt; he Is a native Of Baden
bauen ana Is only 20 years of age. His re-
cent tour OF South German cities has been
IKE trlumphal procession; everything lie
plays is encored.
MIR. and Mrs. Stuart Robson are in Paris
Mrs. Langtry is said 10 have made $780,
OO0 on the Ascot races
Rose Wood. ex-wife of Lewis Morrison
and mother Of Rosabel, is reported insane.
Dora Wiley is suing Richard Golden. "Old
Jed Prouiy," for divorce, on the ground
of infdelity to his marriage vows.
Trank Mayo Is still playing Badger in
The Streets of New York" Frank has
long ago given mp the hope of acquiring
lame IN the profession, and is now bent on
gathering III shekelS.
recently produced by the Pauline Hall
Comic Opera Company in Boston, has
schlevrd an unqualified success. c. NJ. 5.
MCCLELLAN is the author of the libretto.
W. {, Coup. the well-known equestrian
snowman. proposes to establish a perma-
nent circus in Chicago. lie will be backed
by French syndicate.
Lampert. the world-famous teacher Of
singing, left fortune of $4,000.
Louise Beaudet's suit against Daniel
hdo Dttu commenced III the
united States court of Helena, Mont
Louise Is bound 10 have her share of that
MlsSOula cattle ranch or to know the reason
why. In 1880, according 10 Miss Beaudet
size and BaDGman left San Francisco for
Australia, New Zealand, India, China and
The Sandwich Islands, as equal partners in
stock company The trip which extended
over three and half years, was a very
successful one, and the profits amounted to
about $4,000. or this she claims never to
have received dollar.
1t Is said that FTohman will pay Lottie
G0lilns Sl2U0 week to sing "Ta-ra-ra
Boom-de-ay." This is the highest salary
ever paid 10 variety performer. Miss Col
ms Will appear la the farce-eomedy enti-
tied The New Wing"
Thomas w. keene, the tragedlan. has a
me colonial country residence at Castletnn
-Four Corners, Staten Island, where he
spends his summers. He cnllivates his
acres when not interpreting Shakespeare,
and successfully, too.
When Patti inhaes the perfume of violets
she is Affected with a hoaTSeness. When
she sings the Last Rose she experiences a
certain iullneSs Of the eXchequeT
1t is said that Edith Crane, formerly of
Days company, Will succeed Marie Bur-
roughs as leading lady Of L. ). Willard's
company next season.
The Musical Protective Union of New
ork has appealed 10 the Theatrical Man
ayers Association TO see that all musicians
receive the union rate OF waCes-S2 80 per
performance and So Tor operas and oper.
ettas.
PATHS latest idea is to become a philan-
thTopisi on large scale. She intends to
leave the stage and settle on her estate in
Wales. There she will give free Instruction
IN singing to many Of the peasant girls, who.
she has discovered, have voices which would
win for them European reputation.
The De Reszke Brothers are said to have
netted something like $4,000 in this eoun-
try last season.
Among those who will appear in "Niobe"
gben presented in this city may be men
toned Isabel Coe. Margaret Fitzpatrick.
Ruth Hamilton, George X. Edison and
Charles Coote
Little Tippett." Abbott and Te4Ps new
comedy, is said by the Boston correspon-
dent OF The Philadelphia Item to be not a
success. independent of all the twistipps
and turnings Mr.. Teal is giving it the piece
Is vulgar aud nasty and does net deserve 90
succeed. Ii was condemned in PHILADELPHIA
and deserved it well. In spite of this YER
diet the manuscript has been cabled for
from London by Miss Marbury, the Ameri-
can representative OF Alexander Bison.
Two notable actresses died recently in
London, Mrs. Leigh Murray, II, and lydia
Foote, 40 years of age. The former had been
on the stage since she was ) years old.
The latter was niece of the famous Mrs.
keeley and made her first appearance on
the London boards In 1852 in child's part