The record-union., 1892-06-04

luIS " eek.
Jessie Story is said to be engaged to
young Mr.. Paulton.
Max Figman has recently retired from
tie cast Of 'Elysium."
Jennie Joyce won The Stage trophy as
Americas favorite burlesque.
Manager Jacob Lit has gone to ST.
Paul with ''The Nutmeg Match"
Dan Sully will star next season in a
new play called ''Tammany Hall"
Lew Rosen and Edward Hoist have
formed play-writing partnership.
Leonora Bradley has gone to Port
Washington, l.. l., to rest for the sum-
nIer.
Frederic Bryton and Ralph Delmore
have closed their successful season in
Chicago.
"Our Angel,' q new play by e. J..
SWartZ, was produced at Philadelphia on
Monday.
Mrs. John Drew is soon to leave Phila-
aelphIa and take up her residence in
New York.
Cud Given will next season take out a
new comedy by Scott Marble entitled "a
Secret AGENT
Henry Greenwell is to remain in New
ork as resident manager of the Union
Square Theater
Katie Emmett's new play Killarney"
IS Is, 10 be produced at the New York Star
Iheater in August.
!, Agnes Huntington, after profitable
thirty -three-weeis' season, will start for
London, June 18th.
Chas. Frohman has secured the Ameri-
can rights to Oscar Wilde's play Lady
Nlndermere's Fan"
John L. Kelly will start out next sea-
son with new farce and comedy called
"McFee of Dublin"
Charles De Forrest the actor who tried
TO brain Manager Earnest Hutchinson,
got nine months for his pains.
Joseph Haworth is on Long Island
awaiting the arrival of the merry blue
lsh' which he delights in catching
w. ID. Pope, clever actor and elocu-
tlonlst, who has been seriously i'll for
nearly seven years, will shortly have a
benefit.
Mrs. James Brown Potter and Kyrle
beIleW are soon to appear at the ShafteS-
bury Iheater, London, in Hero and Le-
ander."
Author Charles II. Hoyt is enjoying
himself at his pretty home in Charles
town, y. H., by writing a new play to be
finished by September.
Fred Power, very clever young actor.
who has just closed a. season with II. w.
heene, Will go elk-hunting during the
summer IN the mountains of West Vir-
ginia.
The Supreme Court of New York has
qenIeQ the application Of Esther DolarO
Tor allmony in her suit for divorce from
Barclay +. Warburton, and the suit has
been withdrawn.
Fanny Davenport, during her thirty
three weeks season, has averaged $500
each week, and her receipts for one week
amounted 10 500. She has cleared $50
| OUO on her seasons work.
Alexander Salvini is fast establishing a
reputation for himself as the most versa
tile OF leading men. So rapid has been
the rise Of this gentleman that his course
is only to be bounded by the limit of con
lecture.
The report that J. NJ. Hill wishes to
dispose of the Standard Theater is not
true. he proposes to keep it and in No
Yember produce Harry B. Smiths new
opera with Marie Tempest and George
Sweet in the cast.
Miss Lulu Klein, one of the coming
great actresses of the American stage,
is s0Journing at Boston, but will return
TO New \ ork before she starts for the Ca
nathan streams on a fishing excursion
with party of friends-all expert fisher
men.
Lillian Durell has made a success in
Boston as Mignon. Her voice is some
what phenomenal in the top register, and
she electrified her audience in the aria of
the second act by taking the G above with
certainty and purity Of tone seldom
heard IN these days.
Aunt Louisa EIdridge should be cred
tied with making the first sale at the Ac-
tors tund Fair in New York. She
opened the ball in the afternoon of Mon
day, May I'd, by selling satin mouchoir
case to a young man who had wandered
into the garden believing the fair to be in
full blast.
"A Trip to Chinatown" the record
breaker of farce comedy, will commemo-
rate It's 20Oth consecutive performance at
HOyPs Madison Square Theater July Sth.
The wonderfully successful plav will he
continued throughout the summer, in
iact until October 3lst, when a grand pro-
duction of Mr.. Hoyt's new play, "A Tenn
perance Town." will begin the next sea-
son at Mr.. Hoyt's Theater.
j. X. Emmett is quite as enthusiastic a
horseman as was his father. He is now
exercising three good saddle horses, as in
July he proposes to ride from New York
| City TO VIM. Muldoon's place in Belfast,
n. Y, the distance being some 500 miles.
and is now organizing the party. Robert
billiard expects to be among them. This
same ride was taken some three wears aoo
by superintendent Byrnes and party.
Percy Hunting, who played here
one month as leading man of Wash \ or
toms Company, comes to the MetropoIi-
tan soon with Faust" which. it is rem
resented, he gives with spectacular effects
equal to those Louis Morrison made fa-
nous in the same piece. Hunting will
also play "Jekyll and Hyde" in which
ne has few equals. He is represented as
supported by good company. His re-
cent two weeks engagement in San Fran
cisco was very successful.
The New y ork Daily NeaUs saws: ga
P. Dunlop, the well-known theatrical en-
cyclopedia and dramatic writer. has
added to his press agency, lI5S Broadway.
corner of Twenty street. Bu-
reau of Information on every conceivable
topic, individual and otherwise, relating
TO the stage and drama. For the priyi7
leges Of the bureau, he has designated a
transient or life membership fee of
reasonable proportions, and has already
enrolled a list that includes many prorni-
nent names of on-professional as well as
professional people. Twenty-Five cents
is the lee asked for each answer. which
will be sent TO any spot in the world as
promptly as the mail can carry it. For
answers requiring long research the fee
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