The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-06-10

| Fanny Rice has arrived in Paris.
| W. H. Crane will revive Henry w."
next season.
E. J. Buckley has had another stroke
OF paralysis
| w. w. Tlllottson will next season
manage 'Niobe."
John A. stevens latest play is called
The Search Light"
| Frank Maeder has gone to his country
villa at Long Branch.
John L. Sullivan's profits this year
have exceeded $50, 900.
Nellie McHenry is at her country home
on the Navesink Highlands.
Wilton Lackaye is to be made a star
next season by John Stetson.
Otis Skinner will play Macbeth next
season in MOdjeska's company.
Anson Pond has returned to New York
from his trip across the Atlantic.
Jay RiaPs "Uncle Toms Cabin" will
play summer season i'll Chicago
Miss Lulu Klein has gone to her pretty
country home on the Jersey coast.
Gertrude Ford has been engaged by
Harry Phillips for Crazy Patch'' next
season.
Lawrence HanIey will continue to plav
Blanche Marsden's 1.-The Players" next
season.
Samuel p. Cox, manager of Donnelly
u Glrard's The Rainmakers," is re-
| covering.
Alfred Bradley, business manager for
alexander Salvlni, sailed for Europe on
Wednesday.
Hamilton Griffin, Mary Anderson's
steplather, and at one time her manager,
dled IN London last week.
Emily Lytton, who will be j. X. EN-
NETS leading laHxr a. 81
ready gone To Long Branch.
"Charley's Aunt" the biggest London
success this season, has been bought for
America by Charles Frohman.
Thomas w. Keene will produce liking
John' next season with special attention
to scenery. costumes and other details.
"Pat' is the title of a comedy drama
by John Dignam. the Irish comedian,
IN which he proposes to star next season.
Edward Harrigan will begin his next
season at Harrigan's Theater, New York,
with the revival of DAMS TribuIations. y
John Jennings, the weII-known char
acter actor, has bought a farm in YER
mont and will turn farmer during the
summer.
Gus Hege, the author of lyon Yon-
son" was last week at the University of
psala, III Sweden, the guest of the
students.
). X. Emmett is yet i'll New York, max
ing preparations for his new play. Fritz
IN the West" before he starts on his
summer cruise
Stuart Robson ended his season at the
New York Fifth Avenue Theater last
week, and has gone to his country home
at Cohasset, Mass.
Arson Pond, who has Just returned
from Europe, says that "Charley's Aunt'
would run for four years i'll New York
with Nat Goodwin.
w. L. Falk has been re-engaged by
| Thomas q. Seabrooke as business man
ager OF the SeaDroOke Opera Company in
the Isle of Champagne"
! Edward Harrigan has closed his short
but prosperous tour and gone to his
pretty home ON the border of Schroon
Lake in the Adirondack woods.
The Golden Wedding" called on the
bills "a ballad comedy romance" in three
acts by Fred. Miller, Jr., made a success
at the Boston Park on Monday.
Among the summer novelties is meIo-
drama by Scott Marble called 1.-The House
with Green Blinds" which will soon be
produced by Harry st. Ormond.
Minnie Seligmau- Cutting and Mr.. Gut
ting have gone to London i'll search of a
new play. Sardou is writing a new play
for Charles Frohman, to be delivered in
side year.
Jesse Williams, the well known musical
director and composer, has severed his
connection with the Garden Theater. and
! established himself at Y West TWENTY
eighth street.
Charles w. Thomas has gone to the
Adirondacks. His health has not been as
robust lately as it used to be. Mr.. Thomas
is probably the best liked man in the
| theatrical profession.
Ennioa Nanoa tbo I7,crl;-I,
favorlte, who is best known for her IL it,
tie Tottie- COughdrOps" song, has been
engaged for an early appearance at the
Imperial Music Hall.
Margaret Mather has returned to New
DIRK and Is frequently seen on Broad
way. 1t is said she will return to the
stage in September, when the Pabst epi-
sode will probably end.
Manager Oscar Hammerstein an
nounces that he will produce Planquette
and d. Ennery's comic opera, "The FALLS
man." at the New York Manhattan
Opera-house, June 18th.
A large number of hitherto unpub-
lished letters written by Wagner to the
unfortunate King Ludwig of Bavaria. re-
gardlng the libretto and music of par
slfal," have just been found at Munich.
The Dramatic Meas of this week pub-
lished splendid picture of Miss Nav
Brooklyn on its first page. She is GER
tainly very pretty woman and besides
that, one of the best leading ladies on the
stage to-day.
Edward NJ. Alfriend, author of "The
Louisianian" and coauthor of Across
the Potomac" has completed drama
which he has named Intrigue" Its plot
Is based on the diplomatic complications
preceding the Franco-Prussan war
James T. Power will go abroad in a few
weeks for short vacation. Next season
he will be managed by John f. Harley
Messrs. Rich IL Harris taking out Peter
f. Daley, member of Mr. Powers pres
ent company, in THE Country Squire"