The morning call., 1893-08-13

has located permanently in Stockton, Cai.
by Miss Alma E. Hyer will be pl aged by Spa
dina's band in Golden Gate Park this AFTER
noon, will b. repeated by the St0ckweil Or
cfestra on August IA and again at the drano
The New York Journal says: Dizziness reigns
supreme. The few lheaters that are open 40
MOI lind much patronage to live on. Inc people
who remain in town lind 1t more interesting 10
lay on and do nothing than to go TO plavnouses.
Nine. Augusta Sohke. the once'famous dano
seuSe, has committed matrimony. better iate
Marion Booth Is going to spend the money
her lat uncle left her and go starring; Inc
name OF he play is THE Lily and the Rose,
by hal Reed.
Nine Rnea was recently married at Paris to
w. j.. Hart. her leading man.
Rosna VOkes and her comedy company VIII
reappear at The Baldwin shortly. vokes VIII
present three or four new plays; Dut sue VIII
not have Felix Morris with her. Mr.. Marlus
comes in his stead
Barney Myers has succeeded Mr.. Sam snap
per as assistant treasurer at the Stockwell.
Charles E. Kent joins the Stockwell company
Of players on the 21st inst
Mr.. l.. r. Stoc, well Will start East with
"Maine and Georgia" at the commencement ol
the holidays Howard Taylor Is already thefe
to make prelImin .ry arrangements.
ID. Guy Carleton's society play "le Eaflie
Trouble" - underlined at the SiockWeil.
Lillian Russell received $500 week under
agreement with L. French, but Can!ile Al.
vile takes a step in advance by her contract
with f. +. Rice for $500 week as prima uonHa
Spanish bull fighter was gored TO death az
San Fernando and the furious Dull tossed MS
bleeding corpse about the ring. Inc applause
and hurrahs OF the audience We're t, irant'c.
a. NJ. Palmer has engaged wilton Lackaye
for his stock company
Katherine Grey (Kate Besp has been engaged
TO play, the leading role IN Hefhes ohofe
Acres"
Kyrle BeIlew and Mrs. James Brown-Potter
have decld TO pay N W York another visit.
coming by the way OF india dney Will pe III
the Empire City by January 1894.
Madeline s. Bridges, WHO mas Deeh LOT SONIC
time engaged in humorous writings. Is the au-
thor OF The ballad, 1.-The Swe theatt Oh all Tue
Year. which Bebe Vlning Will sing Id 'lhe
New South" Leila France OF this city com
posed the music.
The new play. in which Steve Brodle. the
brdge-iumper. is soon TO appear, IS ca'iea 'oh
the BOwery.''
welknown New York manager says: "My
correspondence from provincial towns DetokehS
great falling off in the posslDliItles iot tno
season. Even with as well known COMPANY
as mine demands are made which nave neFeI
been made before. Unless brighter OUTLOOK
shows al once prophesy that al least 70 per
cent OF the outgoing companies VIII oe pach III
town before Thanksgiving"
Forrest Robinson and Mabel Bert were mar
riet July % In Minneapolis.
Margaret Reed Will replace Camille q AfViiie
In robin HOOD with the Bostonians.
1t Is rumored that James Lewis lutenos 10
retire from Days company presently. Eugene
Jepson has already retired. to-.
MOunet Sully, who is 10 play Hamlet, does
not believe in The madness of the Prince, ana.
as he Is a Frenchman, lie finds something In ire
play to make him regard the simple hearted
Opheia aS impure.
London man writing TO the Mirror saws
that IL Is a mystery TO him what 'onr goou
friend Mrs. Kendall Will do with Inc second
Mrs. Tanqueray.' Fancy that good woman sit-
ting down In The fac OF an audience ana cooIIy
discussing with her husband he nature OF her
former relations with a man with whom snc
has lived and with whom now Tanqueray's
daugh,er Is In love! The play IS ar success 6Ses
here, but IL is a success with a shVer added,
ana l think the auditors always carry away
the shiver with them"
A cobber with n wonderful voice has been
found In Pestn, whose name Is Fran DoaK
and his voice a tenor. His hair also curis.
The proposition TO dispose OF the Brooklyn
Academy of Music ana 10 utilize its site for
business purposes has given distinct shock 10
many residents OF that city.
The artists mentioned for the forthcoming
season at the Metropolis an Opera.house. New
York, are Signors Vignas, Mario Anema. Stan
lslao MastIoou9no, De Lucio Jean c, ana Eu-
noldsOn and Gaei cia. Mancenlll and Bevlg-
mani will be the conductors.
Henry Irviug's repertoire for his American
tour, which will commence in this city SIP
lember 4. will compr,e ten plays-"BeckeI,p
king Henry WILL" THE Merchant OF
Venice. y Much, Ado About Nothing" Louis
XII" "Ollvia,' Charles :" eth Lyons Mail,'
Nance Oidheld" ana 1.-The Bells"
Stageiand says: "Pugilisis bridge jumDers,
jail jumpers and animals OF all varying degrees
OF hstrionic intelligence will figure as of old in
plays OF lurid atmosphere duiing the coming
SeaS0u."
When in Rochester few years ago, playing
in Saints aud Sinners" Conldock was called
upon by a reporter who wanted 10 interview
him.
Indeed, sr!" roared the old man. $50 you
want 10 interview me about my career a. an
papers for the last fifty years. GOod-day. SIR"
Thrreupou Mr.. Conldock walked away. and so
did the discounted reportcr. About an hour
Mr.. Couldock heard OF it he startled the mem
bers OF his company by snarng out:
II hope that reporter went down with it,"
DIR. Carver's Wild West show has been
tied up in Newark. N. j., by attachments.
The whole paraphernalla Is stored TO await a
settlement.
Henry watlerson, George W. Cable.
kennan and VIII Carleton. and possibly
General Lew Wallace, will all be heard IN
San francisco the coming season under the
management Of John L. Bragg
Mr.. George Riddle WI read Victor Hugo's
'Lucrezia BoIga'' In this city on Tuesday
September ., and Goethes Faust" September
8. with orchestral accompaniment. Inter
mediate, September 7. he Will give miscel-
laneouS readings from Shakespeare. The
series will be heard at Golden Gate Hail.
625 Suffer street.
Mrs. Augusta Holmes new opera Is named
"Le Fills d Olivier."
GIuck once remarked, II have written only
twenty operas, and each one cost me deal of
labor and study" Plcciui, who owe heard
him, said. ~ have written over one hundred
and with very little trouble" Gluck wills
pered to his rival, "My friend, you need not
have told us that"
pretty slorv. il anybody Is willing to believe
IT, Is Told OF Clara Schumann. Whenever she
is going to play any OF her husbands music in
PUBIC she reads over some OF his l0Ve-letters 10
her SO inst, as she says, "she may be better
able TO DO Justice TO her interpretations OF the
spirit OF his work."
NJ. Sarcey, critic OF the Paris Figaro, has ad.
vanced the theory that the methods pursued In
LONDON with the Coincide Franchise were de-
termlned by The desire of MeSsrs. Abbey and
Grau to boom Mounet.Sully for this country.
John Il. Rogers. the theatrical MANAGER, has
Degun divorce proceedings against his vile,
Minnie Palmer, of "ly Sweetheart fame.
we lfhy barOnet, 90 years old, living at Hull is
correspondent. Rogers asks $4,000 damages
from The bar0net. Minnie Palmer Is SUING
Rogers for divorce in the United States.
Ihe Chicago Times says: Not more than one
new manager per day has been found Tor Lillian
Russell since she and I. Henry French agreed
10 part. ana as to operas specially In
process Of composition for that diva u II aDs0
lutely untrue that any but the following musl.
clans ana llbrettiSts have been commissioned
by her: Gilbert and Sullivan, Often bach. Lecocq
DehoVen and Smith, Milocker, JacopoWskl
Strauss, Won Suppe aud Leonard wales. There
are a lew more counties to be heard from. bui
Lillian Russell feels that a supply OF material
Is assured.
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