The morning call., 1894-11-11

OF Cabrieres Southern France, where she was
born. 1t is Dlcturesquely situated on the crown
of hill and commands extensive views.
A living picture in Boston recently came neal
being dead one. She person ted a nalad ano
had 10 stand in real cascade. UsuaiIy tns
stream was made OF cool water, win tne cnIi
taken OFF by passing over Steam-plpeS, put tnt
other night hot water was used by mistake ano
the nymph whoOu ed and then dropped and was
taken TO the hospital.
Nat GoodwIn's David Garrick is said to be
neither stately nor dignifed. but warm-hearted
impulsive and generous, fun-l0ving ana con
viyial, careless at times, but always the genie
The Springfield (Iass) Republican. In MOTTO
Ing a performance of Faust" says: 1.-The gal
lery was particularly grateful for the tempor-
AIRY vi W of he'll at The end of the fourth act"
EX-Kbedive Isbmail Pasha OF Egypt sent "a
Herr Johann Strauss as Jubilee ar sent two
live giraffes. male and female, in height 20 feet
and 8 feet respectively. Strauss calls them
.'G's In alt"
n. Got was once asked: "What do you con-
slider the most difficult thing 10 do on the
stage?" mo hing" he replied. "Wh3t is the
second most difficult accomplishment? "To
wal on ana off properly" And The third ?''
$50 sit down and get up"
Charles Couldock. VINO played DuDstan KTke
for so many years in an emascuated version of
BOuccaulPs "N illOw COpse," where the char
acter is known as Luke Fielding, will shortly
enter the Forrest Home. This veteran actor
must be nearing so years
Many French adaptations OF English plays
VIII be produced IN Paris this winter A turn
in the tide.
Verdi VIII do up Caliban of Shakespeare's
tempest in operate shape.
Mr. Charles Hoyt has new piece under way
called "A Civilized Community"
William a. Mestayer proposes to revive
"OliVrr Twist" with the prOmpt-book used by
Lucille Western when that dark-eyed beauty
used TO play Nancy Sykes and James A. Herne
the burglar with such sickening realism.
1t ls Welshman who says that in these days
OF piano civilization the young women Will not
get the hay in, and as result hundreds OF tons
are spoiled. 1t is supposed that they prefer
plano practice 10 field work.
Louis James is sale 10 have made pro-
nOuDced hit where w. Ii. Crane failed-that IS,
i'll Falls aft" Considering the personality Oh
The men, this is surprising.
The Warde and James production OF
Henry lV' is said TO be very complete Inc
music, by Ii. j. Stewart OF his city. is spoken
Of III terms of praise. Ii is likely other plays
in the repertoire will be abandoned ana the
season be devoted exclusively TO this Snakes
pearean work.
starring in his own play, Rory of The HILL"
John Stetson sat down heavily the other DAY
on NJ. B. Curtis, who brides himself on Delng d
raconteur. Sam'l OF Posen was telling funny
stories to make Stetson laugh; but John dld
not crack smile. When he finished letter
he was writing he turned gravey to The story
teller and said 10 him Gas reportedG "Cuftis,
YOU and | have been friends for fifteen years,
and every year that you have come here you
hung chestnuts. Now Phi give you fair warn
ing, am going 10 insert clause In your con-
tract next season wherein you forfeit 5000 II
YOU spring another-and IL goes" But II IS
dollars to cents that StetsOn never used the
words put into his mouth.