The herald., 1893-01-22
Los ANGELES HERALD. MORNING, %,

E1 II Nniltt Ia liF X kloNC1 diO ctNAtf hOAN
iue Yoriek's skuil. The statue will cost
e500
Manager A. f. Hartz is rebuilding his
loclid-avenue opera house in Cleve-
land.
William II. Crane is going to put out
an experimental company, TO play his
old success.
Annie Lewis will make tour Of CsAi-
fornia eariv next season ia A Nutmeg
Match. Miss Lewis has made decided
hit in this play.
''Merty" Fields announces the fifty
third seaeon at the Boston Museum.
The Museum company is TO appear in
New York, Philadelphia and Chicago
next season.
Baroness Blanc says that Jack Ham
ilton spent $3.50 for wine in one of the
cities in which she appeared, and now
they ray on the Rialto that that ac-
counts for the many good notices she
had Shame
Said well dressed gentle to an
other at the Union Square theater on
Monday "See that handsome old man
yonder? That's Joe Howard" Yes" !"
responded the ott sqaslly well dressed
gentleman, II saw his play, Aristocra-
cy. the other nightW
John Webster, who is not acting this
week, saw A Night at the Circus for the
frat time from the front on Mondav
night at the New York Grand opera
house. He thinks the play devilish
good one and didn't know his vile was
such great actress.
Donnelly and Girard's new Natural
IA ho hnGsA tr1l nm,
the road, will be seen at the Fourteenth
street theater, New York. In the latter
part OF this month they are to appear in
Chicago, and after that their route will
be eastward, with Samuel Prosperous
Cox at the head.
Lavel-headed old managers say it is
dollars to doughnuts that not dollar
will be made by theatrical productions
during the Chicago fair. In London.
Paris, Vienna and Melbourne all the
managers went broke" during their
expeditions.
The ManolS-Msson company is now
directed by the Mason brothers. Their
almost first and sagacious act is the I'M
portant engagement of NJ. Msrius, the
celebrated Paris and London stage
director, who win give the value Of his
unusual experience to future productions
of the organization,
Thoa. Davis of Lift & Davis has seri-
ously injured his knee bv jumping off a
eurface car and hitting one of the iron
supports of the Elevated railroad in
New York. The knee cap is, however,
not broken and Mr.. Davis will be out in
week or two as sound as ever.
What New York with Anglo-imagi-
tivenese calls the provinces" is getting
very tired OF the cheap companies sc
often sent to them with New York at
fractions. Friends, Edwin Milton
Royle's play, is making sensation
through the northwest with its superb
company, containing as it does the
original New York cast.
David Hendersop's Ali Baba company
opened at the Tabor grand opera house
in Denver, Col, last Monday, and made
an enormous hit. The gorgeous spec
tacle seems to please all kim of peo
pie. Next week they open in ST. Louis,
after which they will be seen in Cincin-
natl for one week.
Albert Delpit 10 dead in Paris. H,
was one OF the most brilliant of moderr
French writsrs, and was an American
by birth, having first seen the light in
New Orleans, La but like moet Louisi
ana CreoleH wae more OF Frenchmar
than -en.-Anaarieeat- after the late un
pleasautness.
Handsome =. X. Emmett opened or
last Sunday at the New Orleans acade
my of music to the capacity OF the hous,
and Fritz in Ireland made telling hit
Mr.. Emmett is very much liked by tn,
/ rNoo,1la md hia hautA 10.
being great financial success, has beer
charming from q social point OF view.
The most important event in the his
tory of the almost new Manols-M Masol
company is the cancellation of the con
tract made by Wesley Sisson, who ha
been retired from the management, an,
| the making of new contract with Mr.
Hermann, by the terms of which sever
weeks additional engagement has beer
entered into, and the future success o
the New York season practically Sc
cured.
@. T. Dazey, the author of In Ole
Kentucky, is now in the mountains o
Kentucky in search of material for hi
play, which is to be produced next sea
son. Mr.. Dazey contemplstes MAXIM
some changes in the play as it is nov
written, and will spend several week
among the Kentuckians. Messrs. Lit
and Davis are not saying anything abou
this venture, but it is understood tina
it will be great production with som
startling scenic effects.
Last week the Baroness Blanc is eai
to have promenaded Broadway in searcl
of Alan Dale of the Evening World an,
Mr.. Dillingham; of the Evening SUI
with blood in her eyes and stout viii
under her furs. The burning question
now is, what will either of the gentle
men do in case he meets the enrage,
actress, which is likely to happen a
both Dillingham; and Dale continue t.
do their walking just as if nothing ha
happened.
While the Hon. Charles H. Hoyt i
making law in the New Hampshire leg
islature, two of his plays, A Temperate
Town and A Texas Steer, are drawin
full houses in Boston, and the two com
panies playing A Trip to Chinatown
one in New York and the other in Kan
sas City, are doing likewise. A Hole il
the Ground is also money winner, an
take it all in all the firm of Hoyt {
Thomas have probably made more none
this season than any other managers o.
the road.
Ramsay Norris Comedy company i
Joseph has without doubt smade one 9
the quickest and moet emphatic hits O
record. Reports from all quarters ar
unanimous regarding the strength of th
ganization and the piece. Mr.. Morri