The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-11-25

lect. that you could cut with an ak. Not
30 with this little woman. Augustin
DAILY was right when he circulated the
rumor that she had all tine youth of q
Marlowe, the gsnius of a Bernhardt and
the figure of an Anderson. Bsrrymore's
Armand is the best thing 1 have seen
that good fellow do in long while. Yes,
that Nethersole girl is all right and che
10 bound to make q whole los OF money
in this country. Her only misfortune is
that she was not born here"
In one respect, Sat least. the Passport
company, in which Sadie Martinez and
Max Figman are appearing as co.stars
this season is thoroughly unique. AL
Sutherland, the manager OF the organ-
izstion, thinks of running line in the
programmes and Autograph to the effect
that it is the only absolutely blonde or
ganization in the country. Miss Mart
mot has extremely golden hair and Mr..
Figman's locks may be called auburn.
]. F. Bryan has silvery hair and light
complexion; Julie Ring, the ingenue Of
the company, has faxen curls and all
the others, big and little, are distinctly
the reverse of brunette.
Eugene Fellner's new romantic
drama, which James O'Neill will pro.
duce on Thursday evening. Novem Der
18th, at the Grand opera house, Boston,
is entitled Don Carlos De Seville. The
cast will include Mr.. O'Neill as Don
Carlos. Marie Burress as Donna Lenore,
Hallett Thompson as Don Salluste,
Robert Haines as Don Luis Guznann,
Frederic Howard as Ruy Gomez. Della
Mcdonnell as Aida. Kate Fletcher as
Martha, w. ]. Dixon as Don Pedro,
Seward Hamel as the Minister of State,
Albert Sackett as the Messenger,
George Winthrop as a Herald, and 10.
seph Downs as Priest. There will alec
be acolytee, lords. ladies. servants and
soldiers in the cast. The drama is in
FIVE acts. A loggia in the mountains, a
palace and the cathedral Of Seville are
represented.
- The trial balance sheet of Charles
Frohman's last seasons business which
saw daylight last wesk, is an extremely
interesting document. In spite OF the
fact that he had several failures last
year. and that the season was very bad
theatrically, the gross receipts for
Charter Frohman's productions for '93-
'94 amounted to more than $4,000, 900.
Oh this sum, the theaters at which his
company PLAY ed received, az their share
$600,0 Mr.. Frohman is liberal with
the dramatia.s whose plays he produced,
and they must have received in Qualities
something like 100000. The salary
list was over $500. 600, printers and rail-
roads swallowed $4,000 and the Incl.
dental expenses are figured at about
100000. This leaves 100000 profit for
Charles Frohman and his associates
certainly remarkably good showing.
What should Mr.. Frohman make this
season with no failures ON his hands
and everything coming his way?
The Louise Beaudst Opera Bouffe com.
pany produced Jacinta or the Maid OF
Manzanillo at the Grand opera house.
Philadelphia, on Monday, November
18th. The libretto, by William II. LIE.
pere, concerns episodes in Mexico. The
hero is made prisoner and the heroine
DISCUSSES herself as boy in order to
attend to her lovers interests. She is
arrested as spy. but things turn out all
right by the time the last act is due.
The music, by Alfred O. Rooyn. is de-
scribed as melodious, animated and ex-
tremely catchy" In the title role
Mise Beaudet eings and acts. it is said.
with even more charm than is usual
with her. Signor Perugini ia a pictur-
esque hero. and "Mons" Marius. Cecil
Kissing and Edwin Stevens. singers of
almost equal reputation. are we'll cast.
Fred G. Whitney mas mounted the opera
sumptuously, and he feels that with
Rob Roy, The Fencing Master and ia
cinta he has got three big winners on
his hands.