The record-union., 1893-06-03
STAGE NOTES.


Minnie Palmer is in New York.
Otis skinner has gone to London.
Miss Lulu Klein has made another hit
In Chicago.
Thomas w. keene has started on his
voyage to Japan.
The New York Casino Roof Garden has
opened for the season.
Joseph Grismer and Phoebe Davis are
yet lingering in New York.
James O'Neil has purchased ''Don Car
los de Seville" from Eugene Eelluer.
The scenery for J. X. Emmet's new
play, Fritz in the West" is already I'M
der way.
Plans are being considered for the re-
construction OF the Lyceum Theater, Phil
adelphia.
James Corbett is making a barrel of
money for William y. Brady in SAN
Francisco.
Charles Frohman. who is now in Paris,
has bought a play called "Corignan VS.
Corignan."
1t is said that Augustin Daily will not
bring his company back to this country
at all next season.
Rose Eytinge has been engaged to play
old women roles IN Julia Marlowe's COM
pany next season.
Edith kenward will appear as Cupid
at the Madison Square Garden next week.
In tights? Well, rather!
John Jennings, the well-known char
acter actor, has gone to his country home
IN the Vermont Mountains.
Miss May Brooklyn will remain the
leading lady of the a. NJ. Palmer New
ork Stock Company next season.
clever New York dramatic editor
says that certain blonde soubretUe
looks a Cd
hight"
Edwin Harlowe, the female imperson-
ator OF Queen Isabella, with Rice's GO
lumbus," shaves his neck and arms
twice day.
The scenery for Albert Bruning's new
romantic play, in which he will star next
season, IS already under way. 1t will be
very elaborate.
Won NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Bale" by
Emil Pohl, was acted for the first time at
Berlin, Germany, on the 9th of May.
Gosh 'emighty.
Malcolm Bradley, the clever young
actor, has Joined Tyrone Powers COM
pany and will open with him in 1.-The
Texan" in Calais, Maine.
Handsome Doc Freeman has bought
"A Railroad Ticket" and his friends de-
clare that in another year he will be able
10 buy the entire railroad.
Inc UreaJ unpaid" by Fred HOrner,
founded on Bissou's la Famille Pont-
Biquet," was done at the Comedy Thea
ter, London, May 9th. n. G.
Della Fox will leave De Wolf Hopper
next season. The quaint little soubrette
certainly deserves 10 star more than the
noisy and long-legged comedian.
The new dresses, which will be used
by Miss Emily Lytton in j. X. Emmet's
new play, "Fritz in the West" are now
being designed by Worth of Paris.
Edward Fuller, FOR long time dra-
matte critic of the Boston Post, will
shortly issue a book through Harpers.
entitled The Complaining Millions OF
Men"
"Stupida." a one act operetta by Alex
ander Neumann, libretto by Richard
Genee and Il. Zell, was tried at the Fried
rich Wilhelmstadische Theater, Germany,
May 18th.
-Old Glory" by Charles T. Vincent,
will be put on the road next season by
W. a. Brady. The scenes are laid out
during the Revolutionary War. Frank
Hall will be the manager.
Amelia L. Hayes, wife of Colonel
William B. Hayes, has suit pending in
the courts against Loie Fuller, the dan
Ger, to recover $500, which Mrs. Hayes
saws she loaned Miss Fuller.
Clement Scott, dramatic critic of the
Il6uTN
Haynie of the Paris Figaro. are prorni-
pent among foreign newspaper CORE
spondents at the Chicago FAIR.
"ru bet" said Jim Thornton. the song
writer. the other night. pointing at the
moon. ''I'll bet Ive made more money
out of that than any astronomer Thorn
ton. you'll remember, wrote the ballad
STOUT the man III the moon.
Hamilton Bell, the artist, has COM
pleted a portrait head of Grace Filkins,
The auburn-haired and brown-eyed come
dienne. 1t represents her as Justice, and
VIII be placed in a stained glass window
OF the courthouse in Cincinnati.
The Savoy Amusement Company of
New York. which promises TO maintain
music hall, restaurant anu cafe. was in
cOrporated May 18th. Its capital is S50,-
coo, divided into $50 shares. The direct
ors are Donald Mclean ana John NJ. Nc
Donough
The work Of preparation for the build