The morning call., 1893-07-23
Personal and Other Jottings.

linen men would stick ore close TO them
Than plaSters that are porous.
Personal and Other Jottings.
The New California will reopen It's doors to
the public on Monday week.
Manager w. II. Daily has returned from Sac.
ramento, where he has been for so me time look
ing after his professional interests.
H. b. Phillips, the oldest actor in America, is
liviDgi In Brooklyn. N. Y.
Ben Teal Is IN Boston making arrangements
for an important production at one OF the local
theaterS next fall.
Nine. Patti, who never accepts any remunera-
tion for singing at private houses, sang at the
house of Baron de Rothschild recently as a
favor to the host and the guests. and shortly
atterward was the recipient of magnificent
ruby set In diamonds of almost priceless value.
IL being 0ne OF the most precious that the great
banker had In his collection.
Miss Kitty Cheatham, who recently resigned
from Augu.tin Daly's company, has just re-
covered from fortnights severe illness AT the
Gramercy, New York.
Mr.. Thomas w. Keene has gone TO Lake
Saranac, New York, 10 assist at the opening of
The Saranac and Lake Placid Railroad in which
he is large shareholder. The tragedian will
complete the new road by driving the last ,piN e.
which will be composed OF virgin silver taken
from Nevada mine naInt after Mr.. keene'3
daughter
So far the success of Days London season
has been beyond precedent. The company
takes vacation In August. Miss Ada RehaR
has duplicated her New York success of Julia
In THE Huuchback'
Professor Richard A. Lucchesi of this city
has written pretty imprompn FOR the piano.
forte-"Au Printe emps'-dedicated TO u favOrite
pupil who is In the springlime Of life. Mile.
Blanche Bates. The music Is published by
Oliver Ditson & Co., Boston.
Pauline Markham is in Louisville infirm airy
suffering from broken leg.
Mathilda Cottlelly has j0ined Russelps COM
edlans.
Cyril Tyler, the American boy vocalist, Is be-
ing managed by the venerable Colonel Maple.
son in London.
Langtry Will make another tour OF the United
States, beginning at the Hollis street Theater,
Boston In October.
Brooklyn is TO have a new fheater at the cor
ner OF Smith and Livingston streets.
George 2. WebfIer. late at the Grove street.
will lay in Charlss l. Vincent's "Old Glory"
next fall
Henrietta Crossman will take Georgia Drew
Ba'rymore's place as leading lady OF Charles
Frohman's comedians
The proprlerors of the Royal Music Hall. Fl oil.
born, London, have recovered $500 from Lottie
Collins. Lottie broke ner contract in order to
go TO America.
Edward Terry, the English comedian, made
his Australian debut al Melbourne in "Ihe
Church Warden" and scored big hit.
Clement Scott. in his theatrical column In the
Daily Telegraph. announces that before the
year Is over L0ndoners Will have an opportun-
IL,
clyde fitch's comedy, and repeats the praises
he sung in the World of both star and play.
Geneeeve Ward. who played Queen Eleanor
IN "Bscket In me great London production OF
that piece al the Lyceum, will not come to
America with Mr.. Irving, and the part will be
done here by Jessie Miliwald
''St. Romans Wtll." Richard Davey and Wal
ter Herries POllock's dramatiZaIiOn of SCOTS
novel, which was recently tested at a ma inee,
Is now tile regular bill at The Royal Tneater.
At hfst this dranatizatiOn was pronounced a
failure.
+. trazers benefit concert will take place a
Metrorolitan Hall on Tuesday evening n-xtt
July 20. he will BE- assisted by Professor
Henry Strauss, Edith Burtis. Mary Cook, S.
> Sandy Annie Gerard, Daisy Melville and
Tomorrow evening Clarence Holt will ap-
pear Al the SIoc, well In "Roger la honte"
Holt is The new leading man. Lorraine Hollis
VII also make one OF the cast. appearing as
&c, Id Hertslet and Mrs Ethel Hertslet have
retuined from successful professional tour in
the Nor Invest
divorce from his wife. MiIicent Palmer, an
English actress. several months ago. He then
married Mary Kelly Of San Francisco. Judge
henry OF fark Comfy, Mont. rendered de-
no" NJ Mlilcent Is going for Daniel and bis ranch
Ada kehan and Ellen Terry have besn inter
Changing Visits. Terry has quaint ana
Charming d-brick villa at EarPs Court
Gehoese man ger lately made the follow
ing apology for the .non-appearance OF Sarah
Belnhardt. who refused to play because tho
audience was 90 meager: "Ladies and gentle
men, Nine. Sarah Brrnhardt has overe ered
heiselI aley. She has literally succumbrd to
her WORK. My opinion. In which am sure you
all Will agree. 10 that the effort she made to ap-
pear Is more than sufficient return for tie
money you have paiG"
Eugene towics of Chicago. the famous basso
OF me Bostonians, has resigned from that
ORGANIZATION, ana Will 20 to Europe soon to
I'm anIn a.
cago tenor, who went East at The request Of
Inc Ke Bo'ionians, has signed with Mapleson and
Whitney's opera
somewhat remarkable method was recently
ADOPTED by the rector OF the village OF Croft,
England, Ito improve the fabric OF the church
IN every possible way" An entertainment was
n n 10 IN spacious room at the rectoly. 1t
ttl.d Betsy Baker" Tnen there was highly
dlverting EXTRAVAGANZA, "Blue Beard" The
rector himself took the title role, and of his
performances the local paper thinks 1t .'only
necessary 10 say that he did every justice TO
inc part of the gentleman with the azure
tour nights
Paris theater; but the disappointed subsidized
ciaquers may give her gratultOus claQue music
that VIII prove discordant 10 her ears.
Jane IL aiding. the Parisian actress. says she
h!st enueaVorS to understand the character she
proposes to portray, and then learns the words
puI INTO her mouth. All her study is done at
night.
The editors rooms and printing Office in "The
Actors Holiday will be one OF the most real
lstic ana novel ever staged. and greater In
sieht into the printers art han was evrr given.
huSe steam press printing on an edition, the
composlng-rOom with the ince:san clicking OF
type. the dramatic critics 'den," The spol ting
eoltor, The horse reporter and the society
penci. pusher will be shown UP To life. There
Is every evidence that The Actors Holiday"
VIII prove the biggest novelty OF the ag.
Marcus r. Mayer will return 10 New York
on the Paris. which sailed from Southampton
Yesterday (Juy 22) he has completed al.
iangements for Nine. PATHS farewell tour OF
America. which embraces all the leading cities
from Maine TO California. beginning In New
YORK on December 9.
Lillian Payne. a skirtdancer. who Is not yet
~ years old, |. lying ib critical condition at
ner home in New York. suffering from the ef-
feels of kick IN the abdomen, administered by
her husband. Arthur Payne. The husband was
arrested and Is detained without bail to await
the result OF the injury. 1t Is case Of pains
place.
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