The morning times., 1896-05-17


| Prouty. This week in Boston.
| In England His bsent Boy is pla yed
under the title of The New Baby"
Alfred Wheelan will next year be prin'
cipal comedian to Jeff de Angels.
| LYMAN Glover calls Sara Bernhardt the
| queen regent of hysterical passion
| Sundermann recently copyrighted his
| "FritZchcn'' at the Library of Congress.
| I.ackaye wears a bicycle button which
| reads: Palmer Tires" Palmer does.
! At last Nat Goodwin has leading lady
| for his Australian trip. Sadie Martinotisit.
jefferson DeAngelis is spending toda :,
with his wife and FAMILY in New York city
| Jersey City Elks had a continuous per;
formance benefit last Monday, from II to
IL.
Irying's American season closed with a
recitation OF the Dream of Eugene
Aram."
The Kansas City summer stock has Henry
Jewett, Thomas l.. Coleman and Henry
Doughty.
The German Stock Company, of New
! York city, is touring through the North
and West.
Mary Pennington, spinster,' is new
! light comedy which recently found great
! favor in London.
Dave Warfield has one Of the Duke. of
! MariborOugh's monocles. He is training
/ to keep it in lis eye.
! Margaret Mather won good words on her
= recent tOuT- ulu IOt ulSdSite
with her in every way.
Paul Cazeneuvc, for many years with Sal
/ vini, Will star through the west year IN
THE Three Guardsmen.'
! Zola has granted several draniatists per
I mission to 90 what they can with his books
Use soap and water on them
Maurice Barrymore's daughter Ethel is
called "a dramatic peach" Size acts IN
! Uncle John Dire VS. company.
! NJ Coguclin tas been fined $50 for every
! performance IN which he has taken part
/ outside OF the Theatre FrancaiS.
! E.E. Rice VIII run "EYangeli ne at Man
! haitian Beach through the summer. The
! new Gabriel IS not announced.
! A new German play is called The First
( wife, OF course. This implies "a second, =
ana there's your plot Same old story.
Mary Sanders is in New York city con-
tlucting rchcarSals OF His Brother Bob, ="
N.rl,n -" DC produced at the national next
week.
Grace Fllkins is to be married June
( to Commander Mark, L. 5. n. Miss Fill
kinS was this season leading lady OF Shore
CreS.
Next year Theodore Babcock will star
in a romantic play ;" Due d'Orleans.'' Bah
cock was al one time principal support To
Hilliard.
A speciality comedian said the other night:
/ MY brother isn't working in the gun
s. ore any more; he got fired for being
loaded
! Campbell Goltan has come TO the fror:.
| Frohman has him. He pla ycd the villain
| in "A House of Cards aud pla ycd It vii
! lainousiy.
| ID. H Harl<ins has for nine seasons been
! q conspicuous member of Richard Ma MS
/ fields company. Who said Richard was
! hard to get along with?
/ The actor who wins golden Opini lions
often wins little else, ana covering one S
self with glory does not serve as d sub
stitute for new summer suit.
Alexander Salvini says modestly of his
performance Of 'Othello'' that he is only
irving TO give the English some idea of
his fathers Italian portrayal.
Ii may be gathered from the fact tina:
Laura Burt has read the scenario OF Il
play which a Boston Journalist is writing
: for her that she ntends TO star.
There are about as many peopl pleattending
| Cleveland theaters these days, says a
writer in a local paper, as would be found
delegates at a Morton convention.
! Steve King will next season manage Della
| Fox. Steve steered Tim Murphy through
Lem Kettle Della will rely upon her
! present repertoire for next season.
IN Missouri is 10 he put on tour next
| season by an independent company: Gus
| Thomas will stage his play for Will F.
! Dickson, who once managed keene.
! Some curiosities OF recently copyrighted
play titles are 80 "Bighted Buds, Fun IN
I
! Elsie de Wolfe has gone to Europe with
Elizabeth Marbury. This charming actress
| and this Sllrewd business wOma keep house
! together on Washington square. New York
| Three Boston nwOmenSuedath hea termanager
| beca use the imitation leather on the back
! OF the orchestra chairs stained their Or eSScS.
| One woman was allowed S12, another So
| 1t is now said that NatGoodwin has been
| Offered ice JefferSons costumes, wigs,
| aud prompt book for Bob Acres, in hopes
| he Will play the Rivals i'll Australia.
Bernhardt had a collision while cycling
IN Chicago. She had Il collision in Boston
| with Davenport earlier III the season. They
! were not on bikes they were simply riding
! hobbies.
! Cincinnatis May festival begins this
! week Nordica, Brema, Klafsky, Beu
! Davies, Watkln Mills and Pluukett Greene
| are be the SoiCIStS. TueOuore Thomas
| VIII direct
| Tie Russian Imperial Orchestra, which
| plays at the Lafayette tonight delighted
| Baltimore last week, and VIII spend the
| summer as the principal feature at oster
& Bials, New York.
| Guido Marburg is at work on romantic
me!odrama at shreveport, La. The only
! difference between Guido and the thou
sands or others is that they are not writ
| ing theirs at Shreveport.
! What u hand tie New York correspond
ent OF the ST. Paul Dispatch must write
| In her letter she mentions the fact that
L
way of Yale" aud the Dispatch prints it
''Treadway c. Gale"
Baily Avery, American manager for the
Russian Imperial Orchestra, is one of The
, most successful of the. younger managers
He was a NJ. Palmer's right-hand mtiu IN
exploiting 'Trilby." Mr.. Avery made a
''Trilby'' scrap book, for which Paul Pot
ter offered him $500 and was refused
Alice Harrison, who died in New York
last week, made her debut at the old
| Chestnut Street ThpDtpr philaIolrbia
1856 In the stock company. She was q
clever comedlenne, and clever alike in
grotesque roles of comic opera and bur-
lesque. Her remains were cremated
At performance of The County FAIR,
In Detroit last week an accident happened
to the electric current before the third act,
which left the house III utter darkness.
The Injury could not be remedied so the
audience was dispersed with checks en-
utling them to return another time
Ed Bloom relinqushes Hermann at last.
He has given up managing the wizard
about four times year. but this time for
good He will be business manager for
Palmer's two New York theaters. 1t is
the first time Palmer has ever allowed
anyone on his forces 10 use this title.
Joseph Arthurs new pla has been chris
tened THE Cherrypickers.' The scene of
the play is laid in Northern India during
the British African war and most OF the ac-
tion transplreS among the famous cherry
pickers." the English regiment SO called
because they always wore red breeches.
Mark Hanna owns the EucIid Avenue
Theater, the haudsomest in Cleveland His
private box is frequently filled with 20
lltlcal leaders from a II parts of the United
States. AS Mckinley's manager he IS much
sought after and he never allows chance
to Slip to show visitors the inside of his
beautiful theater.
James Wilson, who plays the tramp in
Little Christopher wasn't able to open
with the company in Philadelphia He
kept close to his room and Tuesday morn
inc rPak n VipOrOns firo,lo nr1 bie