The morning call., 1895-03-03

Miss Helen Henry makes her temperance
at Morosco's n 'In the Ranks"
Tom Ricketts,. an old-time Tivoli favorite, re-
turned 10 San Francisco yesterday.
Fred Warde viii produce W. Greer Harrison's
"Runnymede" in New York next season.
After April l Alfred Bouvier will manage
both the Baldwin and California theaters
Eleanor Calhoun viii appear in Pinero's new
play at the Garrick Theater, London, March 9.
Eleanor Perry OF Marie Burroughs company
is a descendant Of Commodore Perry OF Lake
Erie fame.
In Walter .Stanford's new play called ga
False STAR there viii be introduced a flying
machine.
Frank Daniels viii devote his future to comic
opera, and is preparing to go out as a star in a
new opera next season.
Florence Thropp, who appears in the chief
role OF "a Black Crook Up to Date,'' is the
autnoress of that version.
''The Gaiety Girl'' will be seen al the Baldwin
tonight for the last time. On Thursday she
viii take the steamer for Australia.
J. II. Harris, the Oakland prelate who gave
up the pulpit for the boards, will make his
debut asa villain at Morosco's tomorrow night.
Edward Harrigan JF., the promising son of
Edward Harrgan, died at his fathers home in
New York, February II. He was II years of
age.
Miss Marion Nolan, who appears as the
Queen in "a Black Crook Up to Date" at the
Alcazar, was selected TO represent the California
Venus at the Worlds Fair.
Nat c. Goodwin has received an offer to ap-
pear this summer at one of the leading thea
terS in London, producing David Garrick, {"
with an English company.
EaGdon Chambers play, "John o. Dreams, :"
which Manager Charles Frohman recently
bought from Mr.. Beerbohm Tree, is now in re-
hesrsal at the Empire Theater.
Miss Myretta Wait, who is playing the role of
Mary Ellen Ryan in 'fNcKenna's Flirtations" 4"
is making her first appearances. She is a pretty
girl and has shown considerable talent.
Bronson Howard read all the books and doc
ments written about the campaign i'll the Shen-
sndoah Valley before he started to write the
drama of that name. He was three years at
work on it.
Says the New York Herald shout Cora Urqu-
hart Potter: She has improved so in the mat
ter OF technique that of the society actress
there is not q vestige left. In some respects
she is an artist.
'Trilby." the play as made hy Paul N. Potter
out OF Du Maurier'S famous novel, VIII be pre-
sented by A ". Palmer's company March IL,
and for two weeks thereafter, at the Park The
ater, New York
1t is announced that Justin Huntly Mccarthy
has followed the example of his wife, Cfssy
Lotus, and lett the employ OF Augustin DAILY.
He came to this country last fall as translator
and adapter of plays for MIR. DAILY.
The latest pleasing speech of the charming
Mrs. Kendall is one made on her last voyage
over, in which she is reported as saying:
America is = good place to make money, but
dear old England is the place 70 spend it,
When the Countess of Clancarty (nee Belle
BlltonJ reappears on the stage, as she has an
nounced she VIII shortly do, she will be accom-
panied by the Marchioness of Anesbury, who,
as Dollie Tester, also made reputation, such
as ii was, Oh the boards Of the music halls and
of them. Both OF them Will possibly appear
under the management of Sir Augustus Harris