The herald., 1893-06-04
Notes From Dunlop's News.

carrie Benr Hhllbu lOf Germany laSt
week.
Joseph Grismer and Phoebe Davis are
yet lingering in New York.
Henry Dixey will be managed next
season by Klaw and Erlanger.
The approaching nuptisla of George
M. Welty has set the Rialto agog.
James O'Neil has purchased Don Car.
los de Seville from Eugene Fellner.
Donnelly aad Girard will do nothing
besides 1.-The Rainmakers' next seeaon.
Bury Dasent has joined the editorial
staff Of the Baltimore News for the uum-
mer.
DR.. Geo. W. Purdy, Fanny Rice's hus.
band, has gone to England in search Of
new play.
Boston is through with A Temperance
Town, and Jack Orahtree has closed the
Park theater.
1t 10 said that Augustin Daily will not
bring hiH compsny back to this country
at all next season.
Rose Eytinge has been engaged to
play old women roles In Julia Marlowe'a
company next eeason.
Dates for Harry Phillips Crazy Patch
for next season sre being snapped out
by town managers like hot cakes.
Mart Hapley, Ed Harrigan'a g manager,
was entertained at . dinner last week by
Archbishop Ryan Of Philadelphia.
George w. LedeFer has had his whis.
kere shaved, because he feared he would
be mistaken for the fringe of society.
Mr.. Julian Magnus will not manage
the Craigan- Paulding Go. next season at
reported. Mr.. Magnus is open for otfers
Lew Rosen, editor OF broadway" vii
shortly publish a novel which will dea
with certain actresses now prominent il
New York.
Edwin Harlowe, the female imperson
ator OF Queen Ieabella, with Rice.
columbus" shayes his neck and arms
twice day.
Bobby Gaylor and "Sport McAllister'
is ct the extreme northwest corner O
the Union this week, but coming money
all the came.
Gossip hes it that the Springer Lith,
company contemplate publishing dra
matte paper in connection with othe
theatrical printing.
Della Fox will leave DsWolf Hoppe
next eeaaon. The quaint iitsle soubratt
certainly deserves to star u ore than tn,
noisy and long legged comedian.
Malcolm Bradley, the clever younI
actor, has joined Tyrone Power'g com
pany and will open with him next Mon
day night, in The Texan, in Calais
Maine.
Edward Fuller, for long time dra
matte critic of the Boston Post, viii
shortly Issue a book through the Har
pere, entitled The Complaining Million
of Men.
Mr.. Kenyon Bishop has been engage,
by Manager Field 10 play the Princes
in the new comic opera Prince Pro Tenn
to be produced at the Boston museum !,
September.
f. Phil Mayer Myerson has becom
New York agent for the Mount Vernon
Pure Rye Whiaky company, and teetifie
from experience that there is not eros
word in barrel.
The Paroxide club is located OF
Twenty street for the summer
and it lent safe for q soubrette witt
hair Of other hue than golden to ventur
on that thoroughiere.
John J. McNnlly of the Boston Hersl,
read his new play, A Country Sport
which he wrote for Peter +. Daley, to
few admiring friends in New York las
ALI of them said it was a "corker."
Charles E. Hsm,in, dramatic editor q
The Morning Advertiser has been eleote
chairman of the goth election district il
Brooklyn. Mr.. Hamlin is a grandson
of Hannibal Hamlin, the old Roman c
Maine.
e. Cholmoly Jones, once dramati
editor of the New York Herald and re
Gently business manager of the Philp
delphia Grand opera house, has opene
vocal studio and school Of oratory il
Philadelphia.
With this week Mr.. William r. Hay
den closes the most successful sesso