The morning call., 1894-03-18
Personal and other lettings.

Phlad lphIa publisher OF Sousas celebrated
High School Cadets" ana washington osi
marches. Mr. Coleman states that the price
paid TO Mr.. Stewart is more than lie mas ever
before given Tor any march.
mission Dolores" is The title OF play on
Californian subject tnai Paul Potter is writing
fOI a. NJ. Palmer.
Henry Irving took formal leave of the New
York public at Abbey'S ThrateT. March 10, in
The Merchant OF Venice" In his farewell
speech he said lie glad 10 announce tnat
tnls would not be The last time lie woulu pay IN
Amer lea. If he aud Miss Terry were wen ne
had decided 10 return here in The autumn OF
next year under the management OF Mr. ADoey.
Eben PiympIon. who is seldom heard oil be-
cause Charges too much Tor ms services, Is
he star OF a comedy company IN Canada.
Felix Morris il of scotch aud Welsh parents
aud vas born IN Wales. He was {. stud NJ I'D
Guys Hospital. aud while 10 MS Teens TOOK
part in amateur theatIicals. When about Fl
lie came TO America aud IN Albany oegah his
stage career.
Clara Morris, who was born on st. Pa rick's
day. enjoys the distinction OF b ing the oaly
lazy member OF the order. On March II, 1889.
she was Initiated as Lady OF ST. Patrick In ST..
Louis and presented with the badge OF the
order.
The veteran "Gus" Pennoyer says that dur
ing the live years he WAS connected win the
management Of L0tta's ours mere was scarcely
page IN the account BOOKS when 6lu moi
show "chaiity" entity Of from $40 Ia S3OO.
An actor who mad JUS seen Emma Eames as
margaret said that "ber New England elbows
CHARLES Dickens, son of the great novelist.
has become George AleXander's, the English
actors irivaie secretary aud literary adviser.
Marie Burroughs has secured the right 10 iiay
Judah" and is having society comedy
drama written for her use.
Reginald de koven aud Harry Smith are said
10 have divided over 100000 royalties on
robin HOOD"
Moune -Suily, the French actor. will come to
AbDey's Theaier, New York, NJ ch "a.
ModJeska Will not give un America, after
all, Without another ateweii tour the year after
next. She is shortly que AT the Bd OWN.
Tie Rentals Will return to America next
winter. They have a warmer time here than
in England.
Eleanora Duse is 10 play the heroine OF THE
Second Mrs. 1anqueray." and the sun advises
Madge Kendall TO her.
Frank ~ ayo's daughter, Eleanor, goes to
Europe 10 study opera
Ned Harrigan declines Australia.
Julia Mari0we read an address at Kansas
cry high school, and The girl pulls made a
scene of very silly adsatiOn, which provoked a
seaIning dehunciatiOn OF theaIIicals III general
10y Bishop Usher. Fanny Davenport fought
back, and the controversy was both able and
bitter.
Mary Anderson is residing at Nice.
Theresa Vaughn, William MestIyeI's wife.
Will seek for play in Germany with which 10
go starring.
Louis Lesie.C Carter VIII return to the stage
next autumn, as the heroine OF David BelaseO's
Heat Of Maryland"
Sadie MarIinot writes 10 the New York Sun
that her real name is not Sally Martin, nor was
her mother washerwOman. Martinez talks OF
st rrinP.
Henry living had an audience in Boston re-
Gently composed exclusively of Harvard stu
dents. The boys were quiet.
Ma tia Ford, daughter of the Baltimore
manager john T., has embraced the prOfes-
sion.
Mrs. Potter Palmer and Kyrle Bellew have
lett Indla's coral strand aud aie heading for
Plymouth Rock.
Muie Fuller has concluded TO retire
Ru'h Hamilton Is seeking 10 lave her mar
rage with James LacKaye annulled, because
she has discovered that her nrSt husband, whom
she thought dead, Is alive.
Edith keuward. the kangaroo dancer, has
developed INTO woman of affairs, aud has jus
auiyeu IN New York as The agent OF several
London writer's OF Pr ominenee.
Charles CoghlaD. the actor. and brother of
Rose. Is likely to remain in the Mercy Hospital,
PIttshurg. for $ VeTal months.
The demand ion seats Tor The BayTeuth fes-
tivai hi~ season IS Unprecedented.
Anne. Albdnl Is again The rage In Berlin. Ii
Is several years now since The diva charmed
The BrrlinerS, whom, indeed, she took by
storm with Ter lmpersonaiion of Elsa IA
"Lohengiln,' part which she sang In Ger
power over THIS highly unmusIcal Ianguaun
The old Emperor was present, and al once sent
II patent as Royal Prus>ian Ram
mersangrTin," an honor which his Majesty
supplemented next morning WITH the Or sent of
a handsome bracelet. Ii was on this occasion
toe, hal Nine. Albani redeemed Sir Arthur
SulilVan'S Golden Legend from the dis
female pant had shortly before drawn from the
critics.
In July. 1888, JOSEPH Jefferson, father OF he
present Rip Van NInkle, was d lessee OF the
Washington Theater. He addressed an ap-
peal 10 The CT Y theirs, asking relief from 'Ihe
resent law which authorlZ constitutes 10 ar
rest cuiOTed pennle on the sire Is without
pass after T. NJ" This regulation. be stated
deprived the Iheater of an important part of It's
patronage, occasioniug loss of SO night s..
South IN while people have nor yet learned
when Ina
play waS 10 be acted at Charlottesville, Va,
members OF The Sons OF Confederate Veterans
detdc The portrait OF Lincoln IN the posters
and daubed the word "Lie'' over a big picture
representing an escaped slave puIst by
bloodhounds. N gtoes crowded TO the per
Torrance, however, and Tile spoilers OF the bills
are being prosecuted.
Digby Bell is of opinion that il is harder TO
make cross-eyed person laugh than a
coming on mans face while the eyes are
looking everywhere, he knows his acting is
successful
PAIN proposes 10 give a monster concert for
the poor OF New York before closing her tour
of Tie United States.
Thomas ". lie ne. In answer TO the reports
about his leaving the stage, says that, as lie is
"a years of age and has be on the stage
over thirty years, II Is time that he should
b. gin 10 think of resting. and he viii probably
retire after next season. he Will first make a
comprehensive tour OF the South and then visit
the coast.
There is a movement on foot In the Massa-
chusetis Senate which proposes radical reform
In the sys EN- OF running Boston concert-halls
ana museums. MANY of which, II is alleged, at
PR sent ale not calculated to ell vate the morals
Of their patrons.
Mackaye'S Sceuitorium Company Chicago,
has made an assignment The assets are stated
at $4,000 aud The liabilities at $4,000. A
disp Itch says that the m mbers of The chorus
employed Tor the euteIpTi are he worst suf-
IeIefs, as they were promised SIC To SIS
week, and succeeded In getting but from 81 TO
So. he assets are almost exclu>lv ly of elec-
ilcal engines and Steele Mackaye's patents,
which are all made with special reference 10
lbe production OF The spectacle.
The management of theaier at Rockville,
Ont, introduced novel advertising scheme
last week. ana one which attract Il a great deal
OF attention. Previous 10 The opening OF the
thea Ell be caused TO be set of six skyrockets,
10 each OF which a reserved-seat ticket was
attach which entitled the finder TO admission
10 the best seals IN the house.
Edythe Chal man Of the Warde-James Com
pany, now al the Baldwin. captured the Denver
critics, II would appear.
Slgnora Duse, the Italian actress Is not so
much an Invalid as II has been made 10 appear.
She Will act In London in May.
Marie 1emuest has become ambitious to NIL
tne dramatic niche left vacant by Rosina
VOk : death. and for this unrpose will aban-
don comic OF era alter mis- season.
AT roviuence heater. when " Hard Lee,
as the hero OF a cheap melodi anna leaped from
a - - N..N.