The morning call., 1893-09-17

anu SoeInS 10 wrap nef arms dTOuuu HIS uech
three or four lines. And OH, my! Maybe she
doesn't hold on. Talk about love! Girls, you
don't know what il Is until YOU have seen Henry
Miller and Viola Allen 10 that cllnchlng scene.
Personal and Other Jottings.
Victor Carroll will be the vocalist at The Carr
Beel Saturday pop concert, to AXE place Sep
Iember 80, at Golden Gate Hall. MIR. Beel will
play new composition by MOskOwskt. Hnd
string quartet by Schumann with a trio by Raft
Will make the programme complete.
Leander Richardson's new play. "Under the
City Lamps" managed by Robert B. Monroe,
Will soon be produced.
Mr.. Albert Marks has secured the services
of the ChevaIier Antoine de Kontski and Will
shortly introduce him to our public. Mr.. Kont-
ski Is the court pianist of the Emperor OF Ger
many and he sole surviving pupil or Bee
thOyen.
MIR. Alfred BouvIer treasurer OF the havman
theatrical syndicate, will leave for the East this
morning.
Managers Al Hayman and CHARLES Frohman
propose 10 play stOcN company in the Baldwin
during The winter months.
H. j. Stewart, NJ. b., of this city is IN charge
Of the theatrical ana vocal department of the
University OF the Pacific al Santa Clara. posi-
tion formerly held by Mr. Fl. B. smOre
Katie Emmett will follow "The SOudan" at
the New California.
A Chicago correspondent reports a phenOm-
enally large business at the theaters in that
city, but ADDED that the ruStics inSiS on bid
seller, saying: "Wha! A dollar and a half
apiece? Say. I'll give you 50 10 lOs twO"
Signor Gtulio Minetti, the well-knOwn San
Francisco viotnist. has just cOmpl ted a de-
lightful gavot for The plano entitled " l, I,abella"
II is a daintily artistic composition. ana bids
fair to become very popular Published by
lished the song and chorus, Forgive, Forget
Those angry Words" d song and chorus,
words by Max Steine, music by Frank A.
Meyer.
Rosina Vokes and her own comedy COMPANY.
in series of short brilliant plays, Is due at the
Baldwin shortly.
Sol Smith RusSelPs Worlds Fair engagement
Is the most prosperous ever played IN Chicago.
His receipts for seventeen weeks are upward
OF 100000. Russell's affidavit to this state
men would be in order
An "originap company of London Gaiety
girls will travel through the United States this
season. IL was organized in Chicago and all
the girls belong TO Troy, n. Y.
Loie Fuller Is TO make an extended tour OF
the country during the season Of 189495 at
the head of he strongest vaudeville comrany
ever organized She is 10 be msnaged bv a
Wellknown New York firm.
Falcon, the famous prma donna, lives yet in
Paris in h-r eighty-seeond year. Her picture
often appeared old editions of Operatic
music. She was on the lyric stage nearly fifty
years, and took part In the original productions
of LA Juve" aud "HuGueuOts" She sang
almost entirely in France, where she held FIRST
rank IN her profession.
Beerbohm Tree is going to play ''the very
deyir' In the Chaucerian play being written for
him by Henry Arthur Jones. 1t is 10 be called
The iempler," and the London HavmaTkeI
stage is being considerably altered 10 admit of
some wonderful mechanical effects which are
10 be introduced.
Thomas Canary and George W. Lederer will
probably secure a lease OF the Casino, New
York, orening about the 1st of November with
Lillian Russell In "A new opera called Prince
Nicotine" This will leave the AiOnSOns out of
the deal entirely.
donna and granddaughter OF tile famous
magician, Slgnor BlZ has settled down in
London in her own residence.
A memorial 10 Jenny Lind is to be placed in
Westminster Abbey
For the first time in many years there is ap-
narenily little likelihood IF a French opera in
not being obtained.
Fanny was so emphatic failure 10 New
| York that Manager Charles FrOhman lost no
lime in substituting Jane" JOhnstone Ben
nett was the Fanny.
A small bottle of dry Monopole was The
souvenir OF the one hundredth performance of
"Panlandrum" MT out by De Wolf Hopper
from the Broadway, New York.
Tragedian Thomas W. Keene will write a
series OF articles on "Reminiscences of
Famous Actors for one OF the New York mag
aZines.
Minnie Madden will return to the stage this
season aud make a starring tour under the
management of A NJ. Palmer.
new name for the persons engaged bv
Charles Frohman for his various companies
has been coined; Il is "Frohmanites''
The business of Samuel French The London
play-rubilSler, has been syndicated. with
capital stock of $50, 900, divided into shares of
e5 each. Mi French Will be The managing di-
rector and II enry L. the confidential adviser.
Sir Augustus Harris, the pIinc1 al theatrical
aud operate manager IN London. was recently
summoned to Bow street for violation of the
f ctoiy act in permitting some women To WORK
at P. NJ. The charges were not proven.
j.. l.. Toole The comedian, and Clement Scott,
critic. trustees OF the Adelaide Nelson fund,
have been called 10 account for neglecting the
actress grave IN BrOmpton Cemetery, London.
They have acknowledged their remissness aud
memory
Wilson Barrett, an English actor. and a very
good one at thai, says he does not think the
great bulk of the people In the United States 90
to the theater to hear Shakespeare. but only o
see his plays mounted in an attractive manuer
and To hear an actor or an actress who has made
reputation in particular part. 1t would not
be a surprise 10 learn that Mr.. Henry Irving
shares Mr.. irreIpS opinion.
Mr.. Aubrey Boucicault has signed In support
OF Richard Mansfield for period of three
years. He had been let out by Rose Coghlan on
account of his ,, cuiiaries in the matrimonial
line. In these peculIarites Aubrey is a chip of
the old block-a case of heredity, perhaps.
James w. Collier. for many years a lie ding
actor with Maggie Mitchell, and later Il partner
Theater. is now warden of one OF the prisons
oil RaDdalls Island. II is a Tammany Hall
appointment, and pays good salary.
When Edwin Forrest was young and of no
emnrnce in the profession he drank inordi-
Dately. One evening, when he was with j. II.
Caldwell Cafterward the millionaire manager
l
negro parts, dancing iigs and turning fibtlaps,
he became decidedly worse for liquor, aud at
the next days rehearsal MIR. Caldwell thought
lie would administer rebuke that would not
only bit Forrest, but certain other members OF
the company as we'll.
Forrest" said he. half sternly. half kindly
"Why do you swig so? Why don't you drink
as do?" (meanng, OF course. in moderatiou)
Cant afford TO-" said Forrest, Ion my
salary"
1t is said A NJ Palmer would have been the
owner of Gus Thomas I'm MiZZOura," Nat
GoOdwin's successful play, had IL not been for
mean action on his bart. Mr.. Palmer had an
option on Thomas wOi ks about the time In
MiZZoura" was being written, but he sold Il box
forihe production of "ColOnel Carter OF Car
tersyle" which Mr.. Thomas had engaged in
advance. The next days mail brought Mr..
Palmer ma. Thomas resignation. Palmer made
100000 out Of Alabama" Thomas first
play, and might have made an equal sum out of
"ln MiZZoura'' had he not chosen TO throw
away the future for paltry Sl2 box party. AS
IL ls Nat Goodwin, as owner aud actor, Is reap