The herald., 1893-06-11

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Pas is the title of comedy drama by
John Dignam, the irish comedian, in
which no proposes TO star next season.
Lottie Collins will endeavor to show
that abe can act next year, and n Lon
don writer is preparing q sketch for her.
Edward Harrigsn will begin his next
season at Harrigan's theater, New York,
with the revival of Dams Tribulations.
Gus Ileege, the author OF Yon Yon-
son, was last week at the university at
Opeala, in Sweden, the guest OF the stu
/ dente.
John Jennings, the well known char
! acter actor, has bought farm in Yer
mont and will turn farmer during the
GUNNER.
Oscar Wilde's Woman of No Import
ance, the one great success of the Lon
don season, will be brought to America
next year.
Thomas w. Keene calls from San
Francieco for Japan June 14th. Hebe-
gins his next season at Pittsburg Sep
TENDER 4th.
Albert Brunin0 closed his prosperous
season on Saturday and has returned to
New York to prepare for his starring
tour next eeaaon.
Arson Pond, who has just returned
from Europe, says that Charley's Aunt
would run for four years in New York
with Nat Goodwin.
j. X. Emmett ia yet in New York
making preparations for his new play,
Fritz in the West, before he starts on
his summer cruise.
Manager A. J. Spencer of the Nellie
McHenfy A Night at the Circus COM
pany, has gone to the Pennsylvania
woods trout fishing.
Mics Valerie Bergere, who is popular
on the Pacific coast, proposes to make
tour OF the far east, opening in Hong
Kong in November.
1t is said that Mary Anderson Navarro
will take the Lyceum theater in London,
md will appear there during Henry Irv-
ing's American tour.
Tom Mcguire, treasurer of the New
York Fourteenth-street theater, was
badly injured on Monday and will lose
the bridge OF his nose.
w. f. Falk has been re-engaged by
Thomas q Seabrooke as business man
ager of the Seabrooke Opera company in
the Isle of Champagne.
Mr.. Stuart Robson ended his season
at the New York Fifth Avenue Theatre
last week and has gone to his country
home at Cohasset, Mass.
Donnelly & Girard of The Rainmakers
will remain in New York until their
manager, Samuel p. Cox, can be re-
moved TO Wisbaden, Ky.
The Golden Wedding called on the
bills "a ballad comedy romance" in
three acts by Fred Miller, Jr., made
success at the Boston Park on Monday.
Among the summer novelties is
melodrsma by Scott Marble called The
House with Green Blinds. which will
soon be produced by Harry st. Ormond.
Sardou has settled down for the sum-
mer at his picturesque house in Marty,
where he intends TO devote his time to
writing the piece promised 60 Sarah
Bernhardt.
Thomas Gilmore, the father of VIM.
J. Gilmore, died May 3d. at Philadel-
phia, aged % years. He WAS born in
Ireland, but had resided in Philadelphia
for 80 years.
Margaret Mather has returned to New
York and is frequently seen on Broad
way. She will return to the stage in
September, when the Pabst episode will
probably end.
John Springer, president of the
Springer Lithograph company, and
George Welty, a theatrical manager
have secured The Black Crook from Eu-
gene Tompkins.
Manager Oscar Hammerstein an
nounces that he will produce Planquette
& d Ennery's comic opera, The Tails
man, at the New York Manhattan opera
house, June II.
Marie Nevine Blaine and DR.. William
Tillinghast Bull, who has long been her
physician, we're married May 30th, and
Mrs. Blaine will consequently abandon
her stage ambition.
Eunice Vance, the English concert
hall favorite, who is best known for her
Little Tottie Coughdrops song, has been
engaged for an early appearance at the
Imperial music hall.
Jesse Williams, the we'll known must
cal director and composer, has severed
his connection with the Garden Theatre,
and established himself at IL West
Twenty eighth street.
Charles W. Thomas hes gone to the
Adirondack. His health has not been
as robust lately as it used to be. Mr..
Thomas lie probably the best liked man
in the theatrical profession.
Rosins Vokes sailed for England May
oath. She will return in September,
when she will go direct to the Pacific
coast. She says that she will have
new repertory for next season.
large number of hitherto unpub-
lished letters written by Wagner to the
unfortunate King Ludwig of Bavaria,
regarding the libretto and music OF
Parsiial, have just been found at Mum
ich.
James T. Powers will go abroad in
few weeks for short vacation. Next
season ne will be managed by John f.
Harley Messre. Rich & Harris taking
out Peter f. Daley, member of Mr..
Powers present company. III The Coun-
try Squire.
The Dramatic News of this week pub
lished a splendid picture OF Miss May
Brooklyn on it's first page. She is GER
tainly very pretty woman, and besides
that, one of the best leading ladies on
the stage today.
Edward NJ Alfriend, author of The
Louisianian and co-author of Across the
Potomac, has completed drama which
be has named Intrigue. Its plot ia
based on the diplomatic complications
preceding the FrancoPrussisn war.
George b. Armstrong, the well known
musical critic and Ssunterer of the
Chicago Evening Post. has accepted the
editorship of the Indicator, a leading
! rnuHicel in,7ruol Cbioaro h,1k mill