The morning times., 1896-06-07
Dramatic Notes.
Calve will not sing iniParis this year.
Salyiui sails for Italy next Saturday.

Adelina Patti sang in London once this
spring.
ponnelly and Girardlare in vaudeville
again.
Ouly two Boston tBeaters were open last
week. as
Yvctte Guilbert's mother is at the point
of death Iel
The Tabers' tour begins in st. Paul in
September. 1' ~
La Petite Adelaide is still dancing at
the Casino. ~ tu
Camilla Urso plays alta benefit in New
York this week.
brother of Nat Goodwin will support
Fanny Rice next year.
A Chicago paper pictures Olga Neither
sole i'll bathlng suit.
Hot weather has reached LoudCn town
and the tleaterS are empty.
May Yohe will produce Lotta's' Nitouche"
in London tomorrow night.
Becrhobm Tree will produce Marie Cor
| reIlis Sorrows of satan.
The Chicago Coliseum was opened last
| week. 1t seats 20, COO people.
Next year will mud Fay rempleton again
| at the head OF Excel lsior Jr.'
7 Mrs. Potter and Kyrle Bellew stopped at
Honolulu en- route TO Australia.
| 1t is now stated positively that Evans
| aud Hoy Will unite Tor next season.
Leoncavello's ''Chatterton'' is a greater
! success III italy than II Pagliacci."
| receipts to ''The Rivals" aggregation.
| ROSS and senton are making a big hit in
their travesty, ANY Part or Maryland"
Hinricils will give an opera in San Fran
| cisco i'll July, and then push on to Mexico
Frederick Bond aud the other favortes
will find an anxious public waiting Their
J return.
Dorothy Morton's real name is Elizabeth
! Mccarthy Rowe aud che is divorced from
| Mr.. R.
sardou is writing Il play for Henry
Irving based on Il subject suggested by the
/ knight.
W. s. Gilbert was recently fined ten
shIhngs for allowing an unmuZZlcd doG 10
run at large.
''Uncle Tom Cabin" as an opera is teing
| produced in san Francisco, and, Cf course,
! packs the house.
A company has played over 90 consecu-
tive Shakespea rean performances in Jo-
| hanncsburg 10 date.
Sybil Sanderson will appear before the
imperial family in st. Petersburg during
the coming winter.
| An incident in the life of DR.. Johnson is
the central motive in One-act play pro-
duccd abroad recently
Bronson Howard and wife, in company
with Daniel Frohman, are cycling through
the daleS OF old Ireland
II is rumorea that Steve King is going
to take an opera company 10 the South
Afrcan diamond fields.
Tie Dragons Breath has been pro-
! duced 20 tunes at tile Chinese Jheater on
, ! DOycr street, New YORK.
There were only four theaters in Chi
cago ut the time OF the Chicago fire.
There are twenty-four now.
Nat Goodwin will produce Richard Saw
age" by MadcIare Lucette Ryley, when
he returns from Australia.
Henry Irving and Ellen Terry assisted al
| q seaiuenS concert en- route home, which
netted $3.50 for the fund.
George Forteseue is lack 10 the skirts Of
Katha rine at Manhattan Beach, whe re
"EvangeIine" is being revived.
, Mrs. Pat Campbell is visiting Dorchester
l with Thomas Hardy preparatory To play
: | ing Tess OF the D'Urbervilies"
VT Carleton Original in A merica tho
! DutCnman "a ida,l" and Carmen
t A new version OF Hamlet is being actet
= ! in Paris. Does the Prince see visions oi
living pictures instead or The ghost?
Guitry is the best dressed man on the
Partisan stage. He is defendant ~ q
5 newspaper war TO abolish the silk hat.
:. Madame Janauscheck's full nameis Fran
h cesca Romano Magdalena Jana uscheck
, She was born in Pague, July 20, 1882.
y Grace FiIkins was married last sunda,
f evening in Jersey City to Lieut.. Commau
: der Adolph Mark of the .battleship Maine
ID Though four companies are playing 'Th
: New Barmaid" in England, it is deyOutl
II TO be hoped not even one will touch thest
!. - shores.
d Kate Fields was the author. of lives Q
u Adelaide RistOri ard Charles Albert Fech
d ter. She also published comedy, MA
on Purpose
Il Now Georgie Cayvan denies that she
9 to star In ~ lnlJy Far" winch was PIC
V | duCcG in Bridgeport, Conn, recently Il
Il copyright purposes.
r. Hamlet was last week played in Lati
5 by the students OF st. Francis Xavier
r College New York. The graduating elias
, made the translation.
n W 8 Peuley, the original uf Charley
# Aunt will play Grant Stewards part {
: the theological student ii Hllard pre-
~ duces Lost "a Hours" in London.
~ At the recent annual dinner of "Y
IS Blarers in London, DramatiSt Dodsun pr,
- siding. lady and ii gentleman IN full ever
rs ing dress arrived on tandem bicycle.
~ "RUsemary,'' a new London play, is d'
10 scribei as bringing the scent of lavend'
g, aud rosemary over the footlights Ii
IL the supplanting of problems by purity.
Sc Iouts Napoleon Parker has his thun
ty we'll in the p.ay-pe. America VIII kno'
lie him better Wien some Of his many plec'
which England SSampllng are Drought owe
= When Bleak House is revived next yea
at | Sheridan Block and Harry Lacy Will |
nd | members OF the company. Emily Rlgl WI
=" play Hortense and Jane Coombs will
IL the Jo.
- Martha Morton'sne play for Crane h;
III been Professionally called Sunset. Th
H. title has done service for other dramatst
in notably the late Charles Gaylor and Jeron
rs K. Jerome.
ii, The Olympic Thater, 81. Louis, wa
y damaged by the recent cyclone for abo
of $4,000. Havlius will need $1,000
as | put it in shape. The roofs of both hous
mt were blown off.
ce w. 7: Carleton claims to have discover,
let | Jessie Bartlett Davis, W. ii MacDonal
ot. Marie Stone. Harold Blake, Henry DlXo
y" josephine Bartlett and Fanny Rice.
= will bc telling his age next.
nc nc Punch aud Judy shows were introduc'
~ into America by the Beck Brothers in 1856
wn Frankford Pa Brooklyn was the fir
IL American city TO see Punch.
lot Lewis Morrison has purchased, with pl
lie | ductlon in mind, Mckee RaDkin's ''Setti
VS. Sum- It was acted thirteen years "a
az, | and Morrison played Indian Twins, Ere
nos erck Boynton has rewritten it.
is Wilton Lackaye has gone to San Fra
r. cisco, where he will play star engat
ment, supported by the FraWley stot
He will make trial production of t
play by Hillary Bell and Ramsey Morris.
~ John Hare says that there is a gre
vas future for the American drama, and {
an purest of the plays will meet that futr
ME soonest Johu's correct, though he {
ne. learn his lesson from putrld Dame I'll
ere | smith.
he Alfred Hudson has to remain in the 81
by port of Sol Smith Russell, with whom
md mas appeared for six seasons past
avs Hudson is one of the ablest and most
40 liable actors i'll his line now before
rho public.
,on Sir Henry Irving, with prompt geDerosi
10. | mailed the ma yor OF ST. Louis ST 600 for
,no n,o clone sufferers. Wilson Barrett sent
IDS Goodwin, Sol Smith kussell, or Joe jeff
oh son has sent anything?
me An Australian paper records this mess;
ay, sent ny an antlpodeap manager to one one
ex- his actors: MY Dear sir-Your perfol
oct n iOh H. hot