The morning call., 1892-07-24

would sell at S3 apiece. at this point the
announcement was interrupted by most
hliarious yell from drunken man in the
gaiiery, who followed up the yell with the
madeP'
Kumor hath it that Sibyl Sanderson. the
SahIornia girl who was created prima
uonna py Massenet. the great French COM
poser, is coming TO America and will sing in
coucertS mere later in the summer.
Clever Minnie Tittell will play the SOU
Dssue pref roie In Charles Frohman's latest CON-
edy acquisition. "Settled Out of Court"
one BITS boucicault tAgnes RobertsOn) Is
ncung IN London and the other Louise
Inorndyke) is on her way thither.
Iheater-goer-The love scene in YOUR
play isn't half as natural as it used to be
1ast iast season: The same people do it, too.
Manager-I es; but The lovers were married
lew months ago.-Tit- Bits.
queen Natalie has written a play that IL
Iuet.ates ana elucldates her ideas on the
rights and duties of motherhood. and IL is
10 0e named Mother" 1t is to be tried on
French audience
Next season Mckee Rankin will go on
ans loaa win what looks To be the greatest
success OF his life. The play is called "A
Kentucky Colonel" and is a dramatization
from Ople Reeds famous novel by that
baihf, Whlch gives the best view Of the blue
grass region of Kentucky yet published.
PISS huSsell on the 10th inst sailed from
gin the season in THE Mountebanks" on
oeptemoer IN this city, She Will sing the
part OF Teresa. Miss Laura Clement will
% Inc Nita. MI Coffin the Joseph, and
DIT, carleton the Bioro. Two new songs
WIZ be introduced for Mr.. Coffin.
robert Downing. who is posing just now
as Tue IeadIng American tTagediap," has
engaged fred Mosley and Mark Price Tor
ms support next season. Both have been
Id Ideniihed IN The support of John McCul-
iough and Lawrence Barrett Robert wants
them near him in the hope that they may
nave some OF the divine af1iatus" lingering
ABOUT their clothes. and that it may be
catching.
Margaret Mather having got rid of Mr..
haDeIkorn, whom she considered an ex-
ctescehce, Oy the process of divorce, will
make transcontinental tour from ocean
TO ocean next season, during which she will
play Ihe Egyptian" and "As You Like
Jay Rial has returned to New York after
a prosperous tour Of the West Indies and
south America with his opera company.
fred Lyster has cut the Dunlop cable.
and Is now writing for Belford's MagaZil
and translsting foreign plays
hen Jenreys-Lewis returned from Lon
o1n Size brought her sister Constance with
her. She will be membe OF the support
ing company at the Stockwell next week
hachtei, the veteran tenor, is vet alive
ana well. Recently he sang at concert of
,ne young ElollniSt, hrassett, at Baden
Baden, and was received with the greatest
enthusiasm.
SIMS Reeves has been appointed chief
professor Of singing at the London Guild
hall School of Music
WORD was recently received in New York
from one OF the performers Of the May
Davenport burles9ue troupe that all the
members had been arrested in Peru, Ind,
on "a charge of stealing clothes from n hotel
at which they had lodged. Towels, no
doubt, suggests Dunlop's Stage News.
BurleSquers are great for swiping towels
! hey use them Tor makeup rags, etc, and
they think 1t no crime to get away with any
IN sight.
Contracts have been signed by which
probably the largest certainty ever paid to
theatrical star will be given next season
TO Richard Mansfield for an eight weeks
tour through the South. For this Mr.
Maasheld viii be paid $1,000 a night or
S4oOJO Tor the tour. Richard is not liked in
the profession, put he can make his own
terms with outsiders