Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-11-13
Stage Whispers.

HANLoN's "Fantasma' is soon due at tn.
Grand Opera House.
| LorTA is rapidly recovering from the oper
alton she lately underwent.
| The gipsies return to the Eden Musee to-
| morrow, where they will tell ladies' fortunes
| free OF charge.
JAMES A. REILLY introduces six new
| bright and catchy songs in his new play, "a
| German Soldier"
Mr. THOMAS r. beatty, who plays the part
| of Mictoel SIdu0hcrty i'll IA German Soldier
| Is an old-time PittsDurg favorite.
GRAY AND STEPHENS will present their sue
.cessIul play "Eesper Bells' at Harris The.
ater week commencing November 81.
SIGNoR and Signora Dryss, who have Just
arrived from Europe. will play magic music
on the zither ar the Eden Musee this week.
The great military drama, Libby Prison, ~
| which requires 70 people in the production
will be next weeks attraction at the Worlds
Museum Theater.
MIR. FRANK UFFNER, Manager of the famous
1.-TWO Headed Boy" is in the city arranging
for the appearance of that curiosity at the
Worlds Museum Theater.
HAMILTON and Glynn will appear at Harry
Davis Eden Musee this week They were
at Rudolph Aronsons New York Casino
Roof Garden all last summer.
LITTLE RoBBT REILLY, the original "Papa' q
Baby Boy" also Hans in "The Broom.
maker," will be seen as Daisy in his iather's
new play, "a German Soldier"
Mr. ALBERT j, SHAW and Paul Markowits.
two wellknown Pittsburg musicians now
travelling with Dockstader's minstrels.
spent several hours In Pittsburg last week.
TUESDAY and Friday there will be souvenir
matinees at Harris Theater for the children.
Each little girl will receive a book with
views of the Worlds Fair, and each boz a
silver reed harmonica.
MAURICE BARRYMORE, who acted with Mrs.
Langtry in "As In a Looking Glass; saws
the version of Philips novel that Mrs
Beere will appear in, and which is entitled
Lena Despard," Is lar superior to the ono
first seen here.
MANAGER T. HENRY FRENCH has engaged
Jefferson De Angels to appear for eight
months in New York at the new American
Tneater, in THE Land of Gold" This en-
gagement puts at rest the recent rumor that
Mir. De Angels intended to star.
Col. WIN. e. sINN and his wife, Cora Tan.
ner, have separated amicabIy Thew were
married seven years ago, and since then she
has been starred by the Colonel at loss O.
more than sIOO. 600. The Colonel wanted her
to quit the stage, and she wouldn't
A WEEK Of laughter is the prediction to
make for Hoyt's "a Trip to Chinatown
which is due at the Duquesne Theater very
soon. 1t Is full OF new and bright things
has been running in New York more thar n
year. and it is said interpreted by a very
strong company.
CHAUNCEY OLooTT, who is to play the lead.
ing part in "Mavourneen" with Augustus
Pitou's company this season, delighted a
party of invited guests at the Fourteenth
Street Tneater New York, last Thursday
afternoon, with some OF the songs which he
is to sing in tine play, and a few which he
will not
Mr. ANDREW MACK, the sweet singer w ho
was here last season with the Voodoo, is
starring this season in a new Irish Comedy
called Irish Loyalty" 1t is due at the
Grand Opera House in two weeks, and will,
no doubt, play to~crowded houses Mr.
Mack's version of the sweet Irish song,
'Mollie O'Moore," is said to be treat.
Mr. JAMES O'NEILL will be seen at the
Grand Opera House Thanksgiving week and
will present his new play, "Fohtenelle," f." for
the first time in this city. He has scored a
success this season in all the
large cities and has received warm eulogies
from the critics for the excellence OF the
production and for his own artistic and
forcible dramatic work.
MRS. CORA URQUARr POTTER and Kyrle
Bellew and their new play, ''Therese," from
the pen of Emile Zola, is causing sensation
wherever they have yet produced it. Some
Of the critics pronounce the play very