The morning call., 1894-06-03
Personal and Other lettings.

ANCn Olco lOllOWeu his lEdu6 as
caker IN this city and made his first appear
ance on the stage at the Bella Union.
The song Maggie Murphy's Home" was
first heard in REILLY and The AGO."
j. Z. Howe, lessee and manager OF the Stock
well, will arrive from the East to-day.
The electrical effects in "Fausp' at the Bush.
street tomorrow night will be more numerous
and astonishing Than ever seen before In that
piece OF dramatic diablerie.
Peoples Palace Music Hall, southwest corner
of Eddy and Mason streets, has become an
agreeable place OF resort. Cliff Phillips is an
active and JudiciOuS manager.
ElenOra Duse. The Italian actress will play
Camille, but she draws line at 1.-THE Second
Mfs. Tanaueray," The favOrite role Of the
frostly virtuous Mrs. Madge Kendall.
E. S. Willard has thrown up Henry Arthur
Jones' play The Masqueraders." DE finds
no draw In it.
Among the items distributed for the misn-
formation OF the public and That makes the
Brooklyn Eagle go near TO shedding tears is
that TO the effect that Thomas w keene played
in Houghton, Mich. The theater in that village
is 10 hollow, aud the rush OF inhabitants 10
see the tragediaD was so great that not half Of
them could get into the house, so they sat on
the hilsldes around tie town and looked
through the windows at the gaSlight and the
flies, and were happy from O'Clock TO IL.
Still another dramatlZation OF the PygmaliOn
ana GalaIea incident Is current abroad. It is
in pantomime and is called MIR. Galatea." The
novelty OF The piece is that the statue after
coming TO life falls in such desperate love with
aUOLDtT STATUE tUdb lie DfSdhS IL III MS Wllu enl-
BRACE and being filled with sorrow for the acct
dent returns TO his marble state with resigna-
ton.
Ii is said that Patti made $50. 900 by sing
ing 1.-The Last Rose OF Summer" Coming
Through the Rye" and Home, Sweet Home"
TO the dear Americans, ana that her manager
made nothing.
II is said That fewer theaters will be open In
New York this summer than for several years.
Some managers ind IL cheaper 10 paw rent and
watchmen's charges than 10 keep tile gas burn
Ing.
Lillian Russells husband batting is said to be
lnjuring her Ia the estimation OF The public.
Business fell of in Newark ana her engagement
was abOrtIye. She closed on May 81, instead Of
continuing till June z, as proposed.
The ladies' OF Spokane, Wash, made fuss
recently about the Introduction Of barmaIds on
the floor of the Iheater in that town. The lnno-
walton was great success, but the authorities
revoked the theater mans license 10 please the
townSwOmen.
Lottie Collins is going about on crutches in
London. and her song and dance "boOm" is
over for the present.
Victoria Bateman, whose action against the
Professional Noman's League last winter ere
ated so much hutter in that particular dove
cote, Will appear next season wi the company
engaged TO support Otis Skinner. Frederick
Mosiey will also be one of tn Skinner company.
A New York paper has been busy for a week
past explaining what IL meant when il said that
1.-The female chorus is made up of sixty good
vices" Ii says that voices" was he WORD in
tended, but the public thought that the facts
Justified the original statement.
AT last accounts Actor Coghlan was in hid
Ing 10 escape service in a divorce suit insti-
tuted by kuehne Beveridge, who appears 10
have married in haste TO repent at leisure.
Meanwhile Lillian Russell, who still holds the
champion belt for matrimonial infelicity, is
naSlenlng the preparations for No. 4. AS an
advertising scheme she finds frequent matTl-
mo NAL ventures Infinitely superior TO the Or
binary slow-going methods adopted by &C
tfeSSes who cling TO Oid-fashiOned notions OF
respectablity. kuehne proposes TO make mat
tiers bot for the philandering Coghlan.
The scene models for Eddie Foy's bur-
Gates s. Morange of Chicago Ion the Earth
VIII be IN two acts and seven scenes. There
will be four fun stage effects.
Henry lrvlng's sou, Laurence, has written a
play called Time. Hunger and the Law"
founded on experiences of Russian life. On
production 1t proved tedious entertainment.
Miss Emma Juch, who has been seriously i'll
Ar00r, Is recovering. All engagements, except
the matrimonial one, were Cancelled.
Roland Reed passed through Chicago the
other day, going eastward. He reported good
business during his tour on the Pacific Coast,
out made the usual addtion-"he was glad TO
get back to GOf's countryn This hackneyed
expression is absurd when one comes to ana
I'VE IT, "God'S country is the place where an
individual happens 10 be reared. Some find il
10 the blizzard-smItten Dakotas, and some in
sunlit California.
Oils SINNERS repertory for this season will
lnclude His Grace de Grammont," romantic
comedy OF the Charles ii neriod, aud "Tribou-
"Lr koi s'Amuse"
Maurice Morrison, the German actor who
played here last season, is now engaged at the
.iernianla Iheater, New York, playing Franz
Moor In Schiller's The Robbers"
William +. Haworth, author OF 1.-THE Ensign"
ana "A Nutmeg Match" has finished a SEN
satlonal comedy drama called ION the Mis-
sissippI."
Charles Bradley, an Australian writer, and
EDWARD Paulton, co-author of 'Niobe," have
written a play which is 10 have an early produc-
ton IN New York
w r. JObson of the New York Tribune's
editorial stan has completed charming little
pay winch he has named 1.-The Duke L0renZo's
date