The morning call., 1894-06-17
Personal and Other lettings.

Morosco's Grand Opera-house is favorite
point for the members Of the local four hun
dTed 10 concentrate, just now, in the shape OF
theater parties. Some OF the visitors may sheer
at being among the slower 6ve," but neverthe-
less they all remain TO the end OF the perform
ance and enjoy themselves heartily.
Miss Minnie HUFF. well known locally. is at
present creating Juror in Sacramento, where
she is with a summer opera company at the
Clunie Opera-house. In the leading cOntralto
roles she mas captured press and public, ana
nightly Is given hearty reception.
Miss Jennie Eustace, who was favorite here
last season. goes 10 McVicker's this summer.
Chicago paper speaks of the lady as being
highly intelligent and judicious." The terms
are well chosen.
Frederick Belasco, brother of David and in
the profession, was locked up the other day by
New York Judge for falling to pay almony
TO his wife, nee Grace Wallace. Belasco pro-
tested, as he was suing his vile for divorce. In
TACT, be was impecuniOus. and being unable TO
furnish bail had TO go 10 jail. While the tTollc-
some Grace irlpped merriIJ out OF court TO
keep yachting engagement. Professional
marriage Ties appear To be ropes of sand.
Mi Harrlgan has engaged Miss Amy Lee to
play the parts created by Miss Annie Yeamans.
The rush for Monday night at the New Callfor.
MIA Is unprecedented.
Mrs. Rachel Cantor of the Forrest Home, who
is Vlsitllg friends IN Boston, is "a years OF age
-ths Oldest living American actress.
camille Sant-Saens calls Iosenlsm and Its
off-shoOts modes of mental alteration"
An ordinance 10 prevent the crowding OF pas
sageWays IN theater audiiorlums-slmllar to
the one recently put in operation in this city
has only been In force In New York few days,
yet IL Is already 10 be made the subject OF lest
case.
Ed aarrigan will open his next season in
New 9ork with brand new play called 'The
Pink Ribbon"
Elght-year.Old pIanists and violinists abound
IN London. II Is to be hoped they will stay
there.
The New York police have a hard time of it
Keeping broadway and Twenty-eighlh street
clear OF Idle actors.
James ONeill has made julia Arthur an offer
10 set her beside himself as star in the dra-
matte armament.
The New York shows are not patroniZed, &C.
c0idlDg to Eddy's SQuib, by The best people.
The audiences are decidedly ''off COLOR" and
are only haut ton owing to the elevation of roof.
Lew MORRISON has gone 20 grass aud Is turn
ing IL INTO nay al his ranch near Peekskill-on-
Marie Tempest proposes to 60 10 Lunnon to
recruit on beefsteak pudding.
Little RUBY johnson, the baby dancer from
New England I, has taken the salons Of old
Englands royalty by storm. The tiny Ameri-
can wonder has already had the honor OF APP
pearlDg at Marlborough House before the
fFlnce aud Princess OF Wales aud their family,
ana before The Duke and Duchess of Teck and
other members OF the royal family, In addition
10 oeuRntlDg crowds OF members OF the aris-
tocraey 10 the most distinguished salons OF the
metropolis.
Robusto "a famous slnger)-I do believe that
do then?
Knowitt = Well, when you are sure you
haven't sign of a voice left you can ger a
place as comedian OF a summer opera company.
Mauu DurOn, a last years "dlscOyery" OF
NINE. Modleskas. Will play with Otis Skinner
next season, and Will have congenial parts in
'Triboulep' and "HIs Grace de Grafnmont' -
She Is at present Modjeska's guest at he
ranch 10 California.
MIME. Melba has created Juror at Coyeni