The morning call., 1894-04-01

people never achieved any nOlofieiy w ,nu T.,
ineni. and they have no SOCIAL Stunning III
Europe. l think our father must nave nlaue .
great mistake when he SAID our naInS was was
Chasseri0n. so from this time 1or"arSH a uua
name is CiIatterton. You will please ooseiso
this suggestion, otherwise L shall DC cV n,
PEELED TO ignore you from my list OF acquaiht
ances when r, turn 10 New York.
Mrs. Walsh, who has edited several plays,
has written drama entitled 1.-THE Heart OF an
Actress" 1t is said the suspense as 70 wnetueI
IL is made Of adamaDt or iDdiaruDDer Is sus-
taiDed until the final scene.
Ii is rumored that the contest over the late
Annie PIxleys will has been settled. and that
Robert Fulford Will pay over cOnslderaOie
sum 10 Miss Pixley's mother and sisters. Oh
the other hand the story is denied by the rela'
tives in question. What question was there 10
settle with the family, when the departed
woman had settled all she possessed Oh hsr
husband, FulfOrd?
Ii is rumored that Madeline Bouton Of A. M.
Palmers company aud w. n. Elwood, stuart
Robsons leading man. are to be married I'D the
spring AZ
Mrs. Heald, daughter OF Commandment NC
Curey of the navy, created some perturbation
among her friends by joining the chorus OF Tue
Pauline Hall Opera Company at Harrigan's in
New York under the name OF Lisie.
An ola soldier wrote to the New YORK papers
last week complaining that Joseph Haworth as
Elliott Grey IN "ROsedale" wears DIS saoef-
tache on the wrong side Careless dressing
may have motive power in Boston," he writes,
''but 1t won't go in New York"
The bill offered by IN old maid IN Boston TO
prevent women on the stage from wearing
short skirts, tights and ow-necked dresses Will
not go into operation. Too many meplDeTs Oh
the Legislature thought this ought TO be Tree
country.
Isad0re Rush, the leading lady OF Roland
Reeds company, Is reported TO be the manu-
soonest woman on the American stage. ana ner
attire is a succession of dreams OF dellgnt one
gown In particular Is trimmed entHeiy Win
sable heads and tails, the result OF two years Oh
collecting by Miss Rush while on tours Oh tne
Paciflc Coast.
An historian has discovered the original OF
Jim, the Penman," 10 James SaWard, known
as "Jem, the Penman," who was transported
tor life in 1857 after executing NUMBER Oh
forgerles that for long time baff1ed the police.
The announcement OF Pugillst Corbetts de-
termination to appear In 'Virglnlus," meta.
NORA" etc.. next season Is one OF those Ghasly
funny things that the junk shop methods or the
American stage make possible.
Bertha Weby Is laid up with the grip ana
has o the leoW
League of late. There Is good deal 10 lay
hold OF on Bertha.
The revived "ROsedale, or a Rifle Ball." Les
ter Waack's dramatic patchwork, Is SPOKEN
of by some of the Eastern papers as "a canned
play"
Julia MarIowe proposes to do this year as she
has done heretofore, celebrate the anniversary
OF Shakespeare'S birthday by playing the Whols
week in which il occurs none but WORKS OF Tue
great master. 1t will be, In fact snakes
peareano jubilee, commencing on monu"s'
Emile lola, the famous French realst, writes:
"a genius like Wagner, despotlc ana ali pow
eriul, Is sure TO exercise enormous influence on
future generations Thus in music the Wag-
merriam formula, so full. so complete, lords II
over with paramount power 10 sucn polnt
that GU side OF i, for long sime TO CONE ~
more original ones All this Is very di.QuletlDg
for French AIT. Lately the Ieceipts at the opera
were made public, and the largest amounts
were received on The evenings Wnen WagnoTs
operas were performed. .
II frequently read in the newspapers" said
Nat Goodwin, a few days ago, THAT nave
gone 10 thr front with single bound. read
the same thing seventeen years ago. nave
been bounding ever since. 1t would seem that
1 would one OF these days lose my elasticity"
Jim CorbeIt, Ihe boxer, Will soon go TO Lon
don TO fill an engagement at The DruTy Lane.
The number of actresses who think that they
are divinely designed for succession TO Rosina
Vokes Is only limited by the number OF young
women who are starring.
Emma Jucn aud Assistant District Attorney
Wellman, New York, both deny the rum0r that
they 10 be married couple OF months
hence.
II was reported last week that at the close OF
the present season Louis James Will separate
permanently from Frederick Warde.
A manager having heard that Sheldon, Mo-,
was good town TO play, telegrapbed 10 secure
the theater there, and received this reply: Elm
possiDe-you can't get II. Ii is filled With hay
TO the roof"
.'omene, the beautiful CircassIan." says
Chicago exchange, "IS native OF StamDuul."
How the dancer could be born ID C0nstantl-
nODle (OldUDOulf ana SHCdSsld dS Nclt uOcs not
clearly appear. She has taken 10 wearing dia-
mona rings on her toes now in her harem
dances.
Reginald de Koven says In defense OF So
called musical plagiarists: GAS composer has
only twenty-five semitones or musical units
with which TO construct his melodes-a melody
rarely exceeding the compass OF TWO octaves-
it follows, as mathematics will show, that The
possible combinations OF these units ar a6so-
ul ely limited, and, that, therefore, condolences
ana repetitlons OF these combinations are,
sooner or later, not only probable but scenti-
hcaly In evltabIe."
lie. Calye made this observation with refer
enee 10 the untim ly applause nuisance 10
which The ordinary operagO is addicted: II
like TO feel that 1 have my audience with me.
l like their sympathy. Their applause is most
inspiring. But don't like the applause III the
midst of q phrase. 1t is not good compliment
10 the artist, and II is a very bad compliment TO
the composer 10 dis urD the harmony OF
phrase by interrupIiDg IL with applause, no
matter how well II Is rendered.
Dramatic authors and theatrical managers
will meet in New York this week with purpose
TO send representative TO Washington TO Try
10 get bill through Congress TO protect plays
against pirates and ptagiarists. -