The morning call., 1893-07-30

price of admission. aud enjoy a corresponding
increase Of patronage.
wear in order to write = new play OF the furai
order.
She was educated with view to becoming
gOverness and filled the duty OF tutor al
Queens College. London, for some tiple Prev,
Gus to her marriage. She met her huspana
while taking part In some private tneatricais as
the house OF a friend.
Theatrical folks are daily being saved at tho
Eastern bathing places from watery graves,
merely for advertising purposes.
Colonel I. Aston Brown has Determined 70
issue a limited edition OF his history OF tns
New York theaters, commenced In the New
York Clipper on March II. 1888. where II mas
run for nearly six years. The work VIII DC en-
braced in two volumes. At subscription price
OF 800. 1t ought to be valuable for reference:
Tho Young Pienesr." story OF colonial
days. is the tito Of Z aromatic Indian drama IN
which Edwin Gordon Lawrence is 10 star the
coming season.
Fanny Young and her daughter. Nellie, are
In New York waiting for something to turn up;
Ben Cotton goes with The, New South"
GriSmers play, next season, and scott cooper
will take bis old part in the same play
David Davies Will leave Charles ID. Hoyt
next season. He joins Tsmpkns BLACK
Crook" opening in New York August IA, and
will play the comedy part.
Bessie Bonehill the London music-hali GIRL
engaged for an American tour, will commence
wOrk IN Kentucky Friday, September l.
Next season Lotte Collins is geine to try
tour Of the cheaper tnsaters in the United
States with variety company. ana u wouio
tho thousands she maze with Frohman last
season, for "Tara-rG' is dead, and IL -
hardly likely she Can originate another such
startling novelty
Sadso-The West can give us points on stage
realism. saw some Of IL last trip.
Herdso-Wbat?
saidso-A dyspeptc little cockney playing
Simon Legree ana humping tie life out OF
Peter Jack son "a UDclo IOm.-PuCk.
Mario Wainwright rays she will not retire from
the Stage because, in the frst place. che Iounu
out, all OF sudden, that some property sns
owns 10 California may not be so valuable az
she had thought 1t to be, and then quite mum,
Der OF theaters would not cancel time booked
by her with them.
During private tbeatricals which were being
held ut boardng.school In Etienue. france.
pstoshot had to be fired at one OF tue
characters IN the play The sister OF the ANA.
teur aclOr who WAS fired atIwas SO carried
away by the apparent reality that she died.
st. Louis dramatist has written a Tragedy
Of tho Mississippi called "lhe Spanish Priest"
The peculiar thing about 1t Is that the names
of all the characters ar reversible, spelling tho
same backward IS forward. Thus: Ordadro,
Bernrsb. Darkrad, Cardrac. Cornanroc. Dram
rad, Egrafarge. Ludodul, Sulu', bod. Italian
Sarasats mas gone to his native Pampeuna
for holiday. This Violinist likes to 90 home
occasionally for two reasons. First. because
it 10 tho place Of his nativity. and second, the
Pampelunatics take the horses out OF his car
rage and drag the vehicle with the fiddler in it
about the streets.
of New York. managed by the popular Jay
Rial
There is absolutely nothing doing: th:a TT.
eay IN New YORK qit now mo,T oe ane
away at the Broadway with "Panjandrums."
which is beginning TO be voted poor stun. and
keilar, the clever naglcian 10 not doing much
at Days.
WlnRs: Come along, old boy, I've got two
complimentary tickets for q dramatic perform
ance." Jlnks: "Trag dy or comedy" "Trag.
strongly 10 ones sympathies that l always feel
blue for 4 week." This one won't. You'll
come homo As jolly a, If you'd, been to circus.
LIS by an am teur company"
Mrs Maze Edwards, the wife OF the manager
OF Haverley's Casino, who died week before
last, WAS a superior musical critic as we'll as
most estiTBable woman.
Belgium actress. Rhea. pay as star. great
achievement surely. will now try TO make Min.
ME SsllAnan profitable.
It Is astonishing, remarks the New York
Telegram, how many gifts to second.rate actors
by Edwin Booth are cropping up. They were
never heard OF during the great actors LIE and
somo OF them are probably fakes.
Among HE pre- ciOus properties OF the Coincide
Fraucels ThsEIer In Paris is the bell which
once hung In the belfry OF the Abbey Church OF
Saint German PAu1erro,. and on rho terrible
night In August, 1872, sounded tho signal for
the massacre OF ST. rtnoOmew.
Clemen, scott, the London critic, erred when
he promised the Cockneys Sol Smith Russell
and April Weather" before the year was over
Mr.. Russell has engagements In the United
States that will keep him at work all next
season.
LOis Fuller. the ssrpantine- dance woman, is
coming back 10 the United States to enjoy Der
Paris boom OF MAT peculiar movement. Fuller
10 said to be terror to managers. She had her
way fer one night under Mr.. HendsrsoAs man
agernsnt at the outset ana that was enough for
tho lStter. IL was when The Arabian Nights"
hender.sn's frst spectacle, was being done in
mo' ruler hI a.:a. Now song 'hs
AMI said empbatleAlly IL was rot and must not
be sung. Miss Fuller came on ~ usual that
night, and when 1t was her turn to sing she
stepped up TO the footlignts. But sho didn't
sing her usual number. Stopping tho orchestra
she sang without Accompaniment the whole of
tho forbidden ssag. 1t goes without saying
wssu e sse Mnf d. ss mst' ready '0f her
There is considerable speculation afoat In
the Eastern press As 20 what the BOstOntans
rIl DO IN tho way Of replacing Jessie Bartlett.
basso. The contralto Will not retire frsm the
stage. According TO Chicago paper she has
other hsh to fry IN the professon aud she Will
use fryiax.pan Of her Own.
De fachmann, tbs pianist. who Is with US
again, made 4 speech In an English town, says
tie New York Recorder. and this is what he
world except Hans Won Bulow. He Is more
unmode,t man IS l, but after him am very
unmodest man. l play very, very beautiful"
Margaret Mather 10 said TO be thinking OF
making up neat little excuse for returning 10
the stage. She is tired OF tho monOtony Of
married life, with Pabst on ice.
Edmund Yates writes IN tho London World:
"The London playgoing public is Infinitely
more e6scting than Is was, and this is prob
ably the reason why Augustin Days short sea
son, rslhtrOduciDg TO us as lt did the great tai
ent OF Miss Ada Rehan, has not caught on moro
effectively. Thsator freQuenters look tor en-.
semole Of excellence in action and scene, and
reward it, as has been proved in the instances
OF Diplomacy and The Second Mrs. Tan
auerav.' Inc days of Ma Femme ct QuelQues
PoupeeS are gone. probably never to return"
BY tue death OF her uncle, Juarez Jansen,
says an exchange. the popular soubrette, Miss
Marie Jansen, comes into possession OF an es-
tate which includes gold mne and an enor-
nous tract Of rich agricultural land In Peru.
No mention il made OF the Chateaux en- Es-
pague TO which JaDsen has also fallen heir.
European Musical Items.
Translated from the aAxzetta Musicale Of Milan.
Verdi and his wife are in Milan. and they will
pass the season at the baths OF Nonteealini
Mapcinelli, the director Of the Royal Theater
10 Madrid has resigned his position and &C.
n sntsd nm anuaTemenr for Now York.