The herald., 1893-06-02
MRS. ozRo w. cHILDs.

Fetter. Miss Fetter met her old nurse
not long ago in Louisville, during the en-
gagement there OF Edwin Milton Royle's
stirring play, Friends, and said: "Well,
nanny, / see you have been getting
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The Ramsay Morris company has
made a grand success with Joseph in
New York.
The Ensign was produced on Monday
evening at Boston to an audience that
packed the big Boston theater to its full
capacity.
Miss Emily Lytton, leading lady OF J..
X. Emmet's Fritz in Ireland company,
will remain with the successful star next
season, and play an important role in
his new play, Fritz in the West.
Mrs. Isabella Coe-M cKee is seriously
i'll at her residence in Herlem.
The following is from 'Biff' Halls
Chicago letter to the New York Mirror I:
The manager Of one of the down town
houses wanted to spring dress suit re-
Gently, in honor OF swell attraction,
and he leased one to see how he liked it.
Not being used to it, he was very un-
comfortable, and perspired freely. The
next day he sent around to the clothier
from whom he had rented it and asked
its price. 1t WAS satisfactory, and the
money was given up. 1t turned out
afterwards that the manager had be-
come disgusted with life in dress suit
and had gone out after the performance
to drown his sorrows in the usual way.
He landed home at a.m. with little
more than the buckle of the dress vest
| left. This is why he sent around the
next day to purchase 1t. ALI of which
reminds ua again that sporting lifeis a
| great life If one lives close up to 1t.
Young Mr.. Edgar l.. Davenport has
this week repeated his success as Capt.
Randall Northcote in The Crust of So
| ciety in New York. He Is one of the
cleverest young actors in the country.
Manager William r. Hayden is in
New York actively preparing for Mr..
Stuart's seaeon at the Fifth Avenue
theater, in which he will play the part
OF Tony Lumpkins in She Stoops to
Conquer, on May 1st. The production
10 to be elaborate.
1t is said that during the past three
years Stuart Robson has played She
| Stoops to Conquer nearly 700 times.
The comedy has not been played q
greater number of times in New York OF
London since It's original production,
over 100 years ago.
The New South, with Joseph Grismer
and Phoebe Davies as joint stars, is at.
tracing very enthusiastic audiences all
over the country. The play is interest
ing from curtain rise to denoument, and
pretty Miss Davies and Mr.. Grismer are
sure OF curtain recalls. Miss Davies has
made very solid success in the east
and is now ranked as among the first In
! her profession.
| J. X. Emmett keeps booming along
with Fritz in Ireland, and is, as usual,
greeted by large audiences wherever he
goes. Nothing succeeds like success,
and the gifted young man is on the Crest
wave of very great success this season
Ali Babs appeared at the Duquesnt
theater in Pittsburg once more on last
Monday evening, and packed the house
1 from pit to dome.
Harry Doel Parker has resigned as
manager from A Royal Pass company.
M. w. wilkinson will produce Mist
Robinson, very successful French op.
era, at the New York Manhattan operf
house during the spring
They cay that the silver statue Is Mist
Ada Rehan's head, but that the othel
/, part Of it is the figure OF New Yorh
lady we'll known in society.
poem OF the mystical order entitled
Alone, by Edwin Milton Royle, the au
thor of the highly successful play
Friends, has just appeared in the South
ern magazine. An impertinent reportel