The herald., 1894-09-16

Every Time, and plays her own accom-.
paniment. She has added also bur-
lesque of the Partisan chanteuso eccen'
tricque that ia extremely comic.
| The Fencing Master. under the able
management OF John +. Harley, 10 meet
ing with landslide of success in the
! West.
Mrs. Berlan- G ibbs, who has been
leading woman for Daniel and for
Charles Frohman during the last few
years, has left her cottage in the White
mountains and is now in New York.
Caroline Mclean, niece OF Collector
Kilbreth of the port of New York. made
her debut on Monday night in the
Thomas @. Seabrooke Opera company at
Boston. She was cast for a small part
and will understudy leading role.
Nat @. Goodwin has returned to Nav
York and is at the Hotel Waldorf. He
ia enjoying himself driving in the park,
lunching and dining at his favoriie table
at Dslmonico's, attending first nights
and eupping at the Lambs club.
The tour of the Royal Court Colibris,
under the management OF j. M. Hill,
will begin on October 9th at Buffalo.
These midgets ere pantomimiets, actors
and acrobats. They are celebrated in
Europe. They played an engagement OF
two years at tho theatsr in st. Psters-
burg. Mr.. Hill says that each ono OF
the women in the company owns and
wears more diamonds than Lillian Rus
sell possesses.
The repertory OF the Marie Tsvary
grand opera, under the direction OF
Charles H. Pratt, includes Aida, Trova-
ad Rail
Ernani, Norma. William Tell, Faust,
Romeo and Juliet, Husenots. l'Atri-
caine, Dinorah, Don Giovanni, The
Magic Flute, Martha, Stradella, Lucia,
Lohengrin. Tanhauser, Tho Flying
Dutchmau, Carmen, [ Pagliacci and
Cavalleria Rueticana.
Julia Marlowe is negotiating with
Augustin DAILY and Henry 4. Abbey with
the purpose of making one of them her
manager season after this. Both man.
ayers play attractions at theaters In
London, and that city is at present Miss
Marlowe's goal. Metaphorically, laurel
wreaths are hurled at her in Boston and
many other A American cities, but she has
not made hit in New York. She hopes
to counter balance that fact by getting a
London endorsement, and then follow it
up By entering Gotham to capture its
approval. Fred Stinson will continue to
direct her tour this season.
In her now play, Daughters OF Eve.
Marie Wainwright plays tho parts OF
twin sisters. who although exactly alike
in appearance, are entirely dissimilar
in character. One is pure, the other has
drifted into Bohemia. Through a series
OF accidents both sisters come to love the
came man. The authors have sought to
ahow that with the good woman love
leads to selI-sacrifise and ennobles her.
with the other it leads to sslfishnoss and
crime. The play has been in rehearsal
fer two weeks, and ia thought to have
come remarkably strong situations. The
theme, it is said, ID plentiiully relieved
with comedy.
Henry Guy Carleton and Frank G.
C1tter have signed contracts whereby
the latter will tour company playing
Carleton's romantic play, The Men of
'76. Undey the title OF Ye Earle
Trouble the piece was acted originally
by the Boston Museum Stock company
two years ago, and was afterward played
in Now York and San Francisco. Aa the
author of Victor Durand. The Gilded
Fool, the Butterflies and the Men oil '76,
Mr.. Carleton takes rank as one OF the
first dramatists OF America. Mr.. Cotter
SAYS that every scene, costume and ap-
pointment of the present production will
be new and elaborate. The season will
begin on September 10th. at the Chest
nutstreet opera house. Philadelphia