The morning call., 1893-12-31
Personal and otne- Jortings.

F. tits probable that Professor Bauer will hold
: his future symphony concerts at metropolitan
TEMPLE, as he cannot obtain The Tlvolifor thai
PURPOSE on The same terms as the. late vii
liam kreliDg accorded him. :. r.. -
Mr.. j.. ID. Fitzgerald, a favorite pupil of Sims
Reeves, is creating most favorable impression
in New York as a concert singer:
- The Carr-Beel Saturday Pop. concerts Will be
resumed January 20, in The Golden Gate Hall.
This is the third year A number OF novelties
by Sinding, BerenS. Go liz and others Will be
produced. : =. -.
= This Sunday afternoon. at . O'Clock. the
hrst performance Will be given in BoOne's Wild
Animal Arena al the fair grounds: The pro-.
gTamme TO be presented contains novelties in
the performing animal. line that are entirely
new: weston the Rocky Mountains. Over 100
trained animals, consisting. OF lions. tigers,
bears. wolves: boarhounds, gorillas, monkeys.
hogs, dogs, cats, goats aud birds. are included
in the show aud will appear this afternoon.
The arena band viii enllveR the. surroundings
with. a concert previousto the performance. -
f There were three genei alions or the .Drews on
the. stage. OF The FOuueenth:Street. Theater
/. New York; last Monday. Lionel Barrymore
made his debut:in the Road TO. RUM in.conl-
and his uncle, Sydney Drew. -.
Lady May, the celebrated English giantess;
seven feet two'inches tail and as thin as rail,
doDned tights at Kohl and Nfidd ieton's. Cincin-
natl recently: SHE created "a sensation Her
lower limbs are built like the legs OF grand
piano. =. -:
lUtIt QUARTET IN t1O00OU, the members Oh
which all play on Stradiyarius instruments.
The :yiolins. are dated respectively :I709 aud
lIrl, the viola was made In. 1925 when the
master was In bis feveny-ninth year; aud for
merly belonged 10 Charles ,Reade, and the vi0-
loDcello bears the figures 1721.~:Tb CONNER
.elat value CT our:.'Strads" is placed at
So, 600: - -:
Pauline .Markham,s suit against the city OF
Louisville for $4,000 damages is attracting
considerable, attention. in theatrical circles.
/ Miss Mark ham broke her leg In louisville
coal hole, and she can never wear tights again.
The nice point TO. be decided Is whai the value
of "A nature member. such as Miss Markham's,
Considered a. an.excuse for lights. 1t Is said
that photographs of the; LEG as ii appeared
about 1850. 1850 and so on down to the pres
ent Gay VIII be amQngthe -attractlye features OF
f jury service in~LOnisvIle next week: = - =.
There Is. said to he a dlssension: between
Primrose and West. which. is likely TO end in
T The disruption OF their minstrel company. =.
Daily VIII probably not have such yearning
for London after he gets away from his present
unpleasant experience. - -
| Robert HIlliard mistOok a baggagemaD for a
bill collector at Scranton. Pa. the other day.
and whipped the supposed Insulter, paying
therefor III police court.
Dorothy Denning aud George Parker are
both suing for divorce. Dorothy's husband Is
Buffalo physician, and GrorgIe's is named
Joseph Pettngiil.
EleoDora Duse's secusion when in the Uni ed
States, save when acting, was not from sbyness
or reserve, Dut from the necessity oil absolute
resi-; and now her health. has bI oxen down,
compelling her 10 give up work.
| The managers OF Chicago theaters are losing
what they made during The fair. and more too
In some cases. The people of that city are
spending next 10 nothing for public anluse-
ment. 1hey seem 10 have exhausted thetI
money and time fof such things. Even Joseph
JEFFERSON has had a week OF meager audiences,
ana The smaller entertainments suffer still
more for lack of support. In other cities
throughout The county the Indications of bet
ter times are no able, Notwithstanding the an
nuai depression Of the week before hrismas.
The ulsoandinents of travelling companies have
been numerous. however, and IL Is estimated
that not Doie than two-thirds the usual mum
Der OF actors are now at work.
Janauschek may do Macbeth!
Emma Nevada was TO attend the Barcelona
opefa-house on the night of the bomb explo-
sion, but fortunate accident in travelling de
layed the prima donna.
f., Miss Amy Lee Is playing Lotta's comedy
"bob' at the Grard. avenue Theater, Phiade1-
!. phia.
t.. Tie Nestor of English MUSICIANS. Nh. George
A Osborne, ded recently at thu age OF 81. lie
was seiftaught until the age of IS. :.
Hoyt Will leave. The Madison square Theatei
neat September, and will probably build a the.
alter OF his own IN New YORK. :
T. Miss Ethei Brandon IL playing through North:
ern California and Oregon with Manager
Howe.
/ The new play by Sydney Grumpy. 10 be pho.
cuced at the Garrick, London. treats of theat
rical life. John Hare will appear in the char
acter OF Jewish finaneier OF the modern type
not unknown In lie theatrical world.
The English Government intends TO place a
tax OF l shilling on theater admissions.
Henry Irving PROPOSES 10 do "Dr. Jekyll and
Mr.. HYDE" In London II lie can get a good play
The Rendezvous" a pantomime, or mono
mime as its author, Mr.. Edwin 5. Belknap, says