The morning call., 1892-04-10
Personal and Olher Jo,tinxs.

Agnes Huntington Is speeding across the
continent to this city and appearing in
larger towns on the way to enormous
audiences.
Miss Ottiiie Liedett, recently arrived in
this city. will give concert on the 10th inst.
She was a successful vocalist in Berlin at
the Academy OF Music and made her debut
here at one Of the Carr-Beel Saturday
p0pulars.
Mr.. Lawrence Barretts greatest success.
Francesca di Rimin," will be produced at
the Bij0u Theater on Tuesday evening,
April %, with good cast.
Divide Musn. the greatest of living violin
yirtu0sOs, will only give two concerts at the
Baldwin, namely, Oh Sunday evening, April
q and May /.
Hallen and Hart will succeed Amy Rob-
sart" at the New California.
Augustus Pitou expects TO own play
house IN New York before two seasons are
over. He has become rich man.
1t is said that "the big three" the De
Reskes and Lassalle, opera-singers. receive
many foolish letters from sentimental
women. but never pay any attention to
them.
Sybil Johnstone. of whom It can be said
that she made whole show of herself, is
still playing The Clemenceau Case" at the
Star Theater, New York.
Mile. Rosetta la Freulle, pupil of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Garden, will make her dram
attic debut at the jou Theater on the 22d
inst. as Mary Stuart, under the supervision
Of her instructors.
Francesca di Rimini" will be presented
at the Bijou April %, with Messrs. Dud-
leigh Stanhope. Cooley, Simon and Miss
Wandka in The cast.
Misss Violet Mascotte. direct from New
York, supported by her own company, will
appear at the Wigwam this week i'm piece
called The Hummer" Besides this feat
ure there is great list of attractions.
Manager Charles Frohman's comedians
presented "GiOriana" at Herrmann's The
alter recently for the fiftieth time. and every
BODY who watched the merry entertainment
carried home souvenir designed by Miss
May Robson. 1t was glass paper-weight
and wiper combined, with picture of the
funniest Incident OF the play set in the glass
Mrs. Dion Boucicault has sold to Manager
George Holland the right to do ali of the late
Mr: Boucicaults plays In Philadelphia.
The Long Strike" one of the best OF them,
VIII De acted at the GiraTd-avenue Theater
with George Holland as Moneypenny
w. 3. Cleveland, the minstrel man ger. il
an almost hopeless invalid, confined to his
bed In Buffalo. Sciatica has so crippled him
that he cannot walk, and for q fortnight
past he has been in this condition. His
wife is acting the part of the managerial
''Ixon," and shrewdly conducting affairs. as
she has often before in the absence of her
husband.
During the barroom scene in Hoyts new
play, "A Temperance Town." says Dunlop's
Stage News. rattle takes place for live
turkey. At the close of each nights per-
Torrance in Baltimore the bird was pre-
sented To the gallery-bo holding the lucky
check.
Mr.. James A. Hearne's new play, "My
Colleen" Is considered his chef d'euvre.
Mr.. Tony Farrell, young actor Of the
Scanlan order, will be the star.
IL. A. Covell, for many years with the
New York Clipper, ana James Murray,
have started the Globe Amusement Ass ocia-
tion for the engagement Of artists.
Manager William X. Hayden figures ND
Stuart Robson's profits this season at
100000. These successful actors make
money like breaking sticks" IL managers
tales are TO be believed. Yet very few of
them cut up fat when the final curtain falls
on their lives
The kendais do not pay large wages to
their supporting actors, put at least one
member OF the company will 60 back 10
England In June many times richer than
when lie came hither. The lucky man Is