The record-union., 1894-09-15
STAGE NOTES.

Alan Dale's novel My Footlight Hus-
band" has been dramatized.
Mrs. Annie Yeamans will reoin Har-
rigan's company in Chicago next week.
Emily Lytton remains as leading LADY
with j. X. Emmet during the present
season.
Louise Baudet has been engaged as
prima donna of f. c. Whitney's opera
company.
Amy Lee and P. Aug. Anderson will
star jointly in Lotta's old play, Pawn
! Ticket DO"
Josephine Fenton. last year with the
Nettie McHenry company, has joined
Gus Williams company.
Maud Harrison is said to contemplate
procuring Salaman's new play, "a Mod
ern Eve" for this country
Edwin Milton Royle is writing the
libreto and Lucius Henderson is compos-
ing the music of new opera.
Fannie Johnstone, who made such a
hit in Rice's Venus" last season, will
have a prominent part in Prince Pro
Tenn"
THE Ensign" will be completely
equipped with new scenery for its tour
OF the South. 1t is the only naval drama
worthy ofits name.
Albert f. Switzerland has sued Pauline
Hall and her husband for Sl,4l3, which
he alleges is due him for salary and ex-
penses as Business Manager last season.
The IS. r. o." signs will be of no use
in New York theaters this season for the
reason that the fire department will not
allow the presence of "standers'' here
after.
The President of the American Rail-
way Union is to be nade the principal
character in an extravaganza by an
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title of the piece.
c. B. Hawkins has withdrawn from
Froman's forces and signed with Man
ager st. Ormond to play the part in Ten
nessee'S Pardner," in which he made so
great hit last season.
That exceedingly clever young actor.
James X. Hackett, has been engaged to
play the title part in 'Mr. Barnes of New
York" the coming season, and will be
featured" in Emily Riggs company.
Henry Bagge, who is TO play the lead in
'The Prodigal Daughter" is out again.
completely recovered from the attack OF
intiammatory rheumatism which sent
him to New York hospital several weeks
ago.
Aladdin, Jr.," Manager Henderson's
gorgeous spectacle, continues TO draw bic
houses at the Chicago Opera House.
New features are constantly added and
the piece is sure to run through the
season.
j. w. Shannon will reappear with Rose
Coghlan's company this season in the
role OF Baron Stein in Diplomacy. -
which will be enacted at Wallack's Thea
ter, and in which he has never been
equaled.
Gus Heege, the author and star of ''Yon
Yonson" has new Swedish dialect COM
edy nearly completed. Ii it hits the pub
lie fancy as hard as lyon YonsonD it
will be big money winner. Mr.. Heege
remains with lyon Yonson" another
season.
Frederick Warde will shortly appear in
new play by William Greer Harrison
of San Francisco, author OF 1.-The Prince
OF Ulster" which James ONeill pro-
| duced last season. The new work is
called "Runnymede," and is comedy in
blank verse.
John NJ. Hickey has completed an ar
rangement for an American tour of Pro-
fessor and Kitty Baldwin, the white Ma
hatmas ano Rosicrucian somnomists.
who will be accompanied by company
called the Butterfly Coterie, including
twenty people.
Manager Jacob Lit, while in London,
arranged for the production OF lyon
9onsono there next season. Gus Heege.
the originator of Swedish dialect comedy,
will head the company, which will be
taken from New York. Mr.. Heege's new
swedish dialect comedy will deal with
the life and career of well-known
Northwestern Governor.
Teddy Solomon, the adipose composer
of ''Billee Taylor" who left wife and
several children in London when he
came to this country and introduced Ed
ith Blande as his spouse, then married
Lillian Russell and subsequently welded
Kate Everleigh. has been hauled into a
London Police Court for refusing to main