The morning call., 1894-06-10
Personal and Other lettings.

Francisco. The lady sang tile role of Juliette
In Gounod's "Romeo Ell Jullette" with great
acclaim.
The Urana Dramatic Company, amateur.
Will oner Hazel kiTke" on FRIDAY EVEN Dg,
June 20, AT Saratoga Hall: Hazel. MISS Lii
nan Coleman; Dnnstan. William IA ADram;
Plttacus. Joseph Sullivan.
The IiVOli appears TO be anchored as nrmly
as ever in the affections of the pubic, notwlth-
standing that In the recession OF the late
leader Of the orchestra there are some who
think the house lost It's best bower.
Emil HaberKorn, the first husband OF Mar
gaiet Mather, died In Los Angeles June or
consumption. He had fine musical educa-
lion. but was mentally and physically 100
delcale Tor such spouse as MIR. j. NJ. HllFS
rough prOege. Mather is built on altogether
different lines from the gentleman who has just
passed away. After separating from Malher
Haberkorn married a PLIsburg lady.
Frank l.. HOogs, formerly IN the theatrlcai
business management 10 this city and State, Is
now the editor Of The Paradise of the Pacific.
weekly paper published in Honolulu.
Billy Emerson Will be al the head OF The
Cleveland mlBstrels next season.
The one hundrtdth performance OF "Lohen-
grin" IN Paris recently nrtted over $4,000
francs Wagner Is drawing France and Ger
many together.
1t said that the tendency toward refine
meut in the muSic-halls of LOadOn IS becoming
more aud more pronounced"
Eleanor Carey Will join w. Fl. Crane next
season.
And now IL comes out that the Corbeit priZe-
night drama. recently exhibited at DTury Lane.
London. caused heavy financial loss IN spite OF
the subservient and disingenuous puffery OF the
newspapers.
Augustn DAILY, according to the New York
Sun. Is gong into the field of opera ana bur-
le>que this summer IN opposition 10 i. NJ Pal
mr., L. L. Rice, Della Fox, De Wolf Hopper
ana all The rest OF the innumerable dancing
comedians and prima dOnnas who will present
Hight entertainments during the heated term.
MI DdY Will follow Hrnry +. Abbey's exam
pie and import his entire company from Lou.
don.
Frank Mordauut and his family have started
on tour Of Europe, including England. Ire
land. Scotland, Switzerland aud Italy.
Sowing the Wind" las made a big bit In
Chicago. On the opening night there were
seven curtain calls after the third act. The
nIst weeks receipts exceeded Sill 900.
Two old faYOrltes have declared their inten-
lion OF Withdrawing from Ned Harrigan's
forces. yet The New York Reporter would not
be surprised 10 find Mrs. HednIans and Johnnie
Wild still with MI. Haulgan next fall. Mrs.
NeamanS desires a rest, aud Mr.. Wld-weI.
he IN want 10 run wild again. Past expert
ence should have taught him that he Will be
attacked with inconsistencies If lie leaves Harri-
gan'S.
Max Freeman has been appointed director OF
amusements for the New York Casino.
Scott Marbles adaptation of Hartes "Tennes-
sees Partnet' has cOmmOnplaced that eXqu-
site story, judging from a synopsis of the play.
Loie Fuller, the serpenline star dancer is A
Home in Europe. she recently concluded a
ten days engagement at the AlcaZar Music
Hal In Berlin, where she was paid 90 per cent
OF tie receipts.
Tue encouragement that has been given
james ONeill during the past season in the
ShakeSpearean dIama has decided him TO ap-
pear next year almost exclusively IN tragedy.
"OthellO" and "HamleI" are in his list.
Queen Victoria has taken an opera box for
the London season, and so Sir Augustus Harris
considers lis venture an assured success.
Nil Hvelte Guilbert offers to come 10 Amer
lea for a month at 5000 night. Mile. Gull
berps particular place in the amusement world
Is TO sing French songs more or less indecent.
A. comparatively lew among the American
public WOuld understand her, the $500 enter
prise is not deemed feasible.
SybH SandeTsOn. the prima donna hailing
rom California, states that the story of her be-
trothal TO George Vanderbilt Is without the
slightest foundation. Miss Sanderson was Doru
in Sacramento and was % years OF age last fall.
Mr.. Henry Lorraine, an actor whose name
was prominent in England thirty or fcrIy years
ago, Is about 10 retire permanently from the
stage. and VIII receive a farewell benefit at
DTuTy Lane, London.
Eddie FOy's new organization win be called
the American TravesIy Company. Manager
Davidson VIII control IL. and FOy will star in il
next season In piece called "On the Earth"
Louise Moniagu who has been playing with
the London Gayety Company for the last year,
has been engaged 10 play the principal boy part
Victory Bateman will not support Otis Skin-
ner next season. The negotiations have fallen
through.
H ank Murray has been appointed business
manager of Mr.. David HendeTSon's American
EXIrayaganZasCOmpa
Miss Klttie Cheatham. formerly OF Augustin
Days company, was married in New York on
Saturday, June O. to an Euglishman living In
Liverpool. aud sailed for Europe Immediately
after The ceremony.
Robert Buchanan's GLADYS" brought out at
the Fiithayenue. New York, recently, is pro-
bounced failure.
Philadelphia has a manuscript society similar
10 that In New York, the purpose Of which is to
bring ont the compositions of its members be-
lore au audencc specially invited 10 hear them.
Campaniul Is III London, where he Is to sing
at a Charity concert. London will be disap-
pointed. Jean de Reszke is at home in Poland,
where he viii rest until the middle OF next
month. Melba is in Milan, where she is going
To appear In few performances before going
10 London. Calve is In London.
A couple OF miniature electric theaters over
300 feet In the air Is Chcago's latest achieve.
ment.
William Terrlss and Jessie Miward have
lett The Henry Irving Company forever and
signed three years contract with a. and 5.
Gaitl, managers of the AdeDhi, London.
The Professional omen's League OF New
YORK nave agreed that the plays OF William
Shakespeare" were written by Lord Bacon.
his, II Is presumed, SCI ties the controversy, as
women are always allowed 10 have The last
WORD.
Mr.. r.. Henri Strange, colored tragedian. is
playing very successful season at the Stand
ara iheater, Philadelphia. this week. he com
plains of the illlberality of his own race and
The prejudice OF the whites.
Alexander Dumas has been elected president
OF The French Authors Dramatic Society. The
new vice-D esldents are Jules Halevy, Jules
Massenet and Paul kerrier
Emma Juch will be married TO Assistant
District Attorney Whitman OF New York on the
26tk INST.
The Kendals will be in San Francisco early
III October next. AT present they are IN London
Iecuperating from 100 much Amerlcanism.
Julia Arthur will not star with Leonard
Byron next season alter all. She goes to
London.
Lotte Crabtree has not retired permanently
from The profession, as has been stated. She
VIII return 10 the stage next season. presenting
new. play by Estelle Clayton called
"Clyte."
Edwin HOn. for many years with the Bos-
IonlanS. has been engaged as leading tenor by
Louise BeaudeJ for her etiquette" company.
One OF the figures AT the living pictures" eX.
niOition &c. ntly given at The Imperial Music
Haii, New York, was called "Aumm's Extra
DRY" lis subject being an Eve-clad as after
the fall-Standing upon champagne bottle and
hoidlng alOit huge giided cork.
Miss julia MarlpWe aud Robert Tabor
were married In Philadelphia on Nav 2S
Juila Mariowe Is English by birth. TABOR is %
years oil age, born on Staten Island. He is
considered one of the most intelligent and
capable OF The younger American actors now
before tue public, and has been Miss Marowe's
leadlng man 1or many y airs. The couple have
received Two offers 10 play IN September. 1895,
al Henry lrving'S Lyceum Theater, London.
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