San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-09
STAGE NOTES.

And now they say that Marie VAIN
wright and Louis Sames have Kissed
and patched up their differences.
Bessie Louise King will have an
opera company of her own at Portland,
o. egon, next summer.
All the reports to the contrary not
withstanding, Miss Edith KeDward
has not been engaged for America,
although she would like to come.
She has made a ringing success at
Leeds, England, in paDtolnlme, ana
she wo lid be sure to make success
here.
Hattie Harvey has applied for an
annulment of her marriage with Ed
mund ID. Lyons. She says in her Pc
tition that Lyons has q wife in Eng
land.
"Char lie" Pratt, for many years
Emma A bbott's manager, but of late
half owner aud manager of the Cole
man House in New York, has sold out
his interest in that hotel, and will re-
turn to operate business. MIR. Pratt
is said to have found "a second 40
bOttn
In spite of prodigious booming lyon
Yonsonn has been q bad failure IN
New York. 1t is said that no charac.
ter so uninterestingly stupid as the
Swede, has ever been put on the
stage, and in that way it has gained
distinction, having coined new
| word. An unutterably stupid Ec!e *
called Yon YOnson.
The latest opera coat is a long gar
| ment of tan ladies' cloth, which h"s
| Just a faint tinge of rose about IL.
There are three capes, graduated in
| length, each outlined with pink fur
The collar is a high Medici, edged
with mink. The garment Is lined
| throughout with q changeable silk Of
q greenish pink hue.
| Mrs. Kendall, it is said, has mortal
| ly offended certain Pittsburg people
by drawing invidiOus comparisons
between the slim akles of American
women and the thick ankles of Eng
lish women. The good people of Pitts
burg forget that this is the last sea
son of the Kendals in America.
When Mrs. Kendall gets back to
dear old London" she will I'M
doubtedly, write book on America
that will make their hair stand on
| end. Meanwhile the thrifty old lady
has just paid $50, 900 for the freehold
of mouse In Portland place, London,
and will give up her less ar1stocratiC
establishment in Harley street.
The double stage at Hoyt's Madison
Square Theatre, New York, which
has not been made use of In many
years, will be used in Mr.. Hoyt's new
play, "A Temperance Town. which
will be put in rehearsal soon. Tbt
change will be made with the curtain
up and the lights out. The lowe
stage will represent New Ham p
shire rural scene, with gentle sno1
fall, then q second after the SAM
scene covered with deep snow Is dis
played, the snow flakes falling fas
and furious.
She combined effect of the death O
the Duke of Clearance and the infu
snza epidemic, threatens to lant
three fourths of the London theatre
cal managers in the bankruptc,
court. All the play houses are near
{ ~ empty every night. Sir Angus
, tus's pantomine at Drury Lane is rul
at q loss, and D'Oyly Carte has post
poned the production of 1.-THE Vica
of Brayn at the Savoy.
Since Fay left the "McKenna'
, Filtration" company the business
! said not to have been good, and it
proposed now to change the play int
a musical comedy. The contract
with some members of the compan
3 have been abruptly broken, and MI
| VIM. Barry is looking for q prim
t donna to take the part of Mary Ellie
r Ryan, which was up to last week g