The morning times., 1896-12-20
Dramatic Notes.
nIcago has the Cherry sisters.

Chicago has the Cherry Sisters.
"The GeIsna" plays In Buffalo this week.
Signor Del Puente is a resident OF Phila-
deiphia.
B. +. Keith, the vaudeville manager, is
In Venice.
I'm Murphy is playing In Indianapolis
this week.
joe Hart VIII produce a new comedy in
February.
''Gay Parisians' comes to the Lafayette
next week.
Charley Coote is making a big hit with
Roland Reed.
j. h Emmett is again legally free OF
any and all wives.
Julie Mackey is continuously popular IN
London music halls.
James a. Herne saw the "Ge1sha' mat
lnee last Wednesday.
Georgia Cayvan is again using MARY
remington, Spinster."
In Gay New YORK" closed prosperous
Southern tour last night.
The Damrosch company Will give but
three days TO Washington.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Hoyt VIII arrive
from New \ ork city today.
Sol Smith Russell will spend Christmas
With his family in Minneapolis.
"A Man Of Honor is new play to be
given in New York tomorrow.
ApIeasurein store for Washington theater-
gOers is the production OF sue
Charley Mackey win be represented in
the Christmas Mirror with poem
HammersteIn's santa Maria begins
Its tour in fittsburg tomorrow night.
Nellie McHenry made her professional
debut In St Louis when but five years Old
Mrs. Potter and yrle Belew are play
Ing 10 tremendous business IN Australia
1t is said that A 81. Palmer will join
I1Fss ssIftfar ~f.afF a
ter.
Mansfield. willard, "sue" and Dam
| rGsch are January attractions at the La
rayette.
| ciaI and artistic success on tue DamroSch
| opera season
Rose CoghIan has announced her inten-
| tion o return to London and resume theatrI-
! cal WORK there
William Redmunt and Mrs Thomas Barry
| VIII be ia Margaret Mather's production
| OF "Cymbeline.'
The principals and chorus of the Mapleson
opera Company have sailed away Tor their
European homes.
italy Win see "My Friend From India
next month at the same time that II is
given in London.
Professionals in New York city were
given a special matinee or Secret Ser
vice. on Friday last.
william Courtle1gh Will play Leonatus
ttSlluftltuS III fbFSdEbj AdtliSA > pit1uC-
| ton or &c ymbeIine."
1t Is possible that THE Heart OF Mary
| land VIII be taken TO London next sum
| mer with the present cast.
Joe jefferson closed his season last night,
and goes now To his plantation in louisiana
TO resume business in the spring.
Henry Donelly and Eddie Girard VIII re-
| tire from Jack, the Beaustalk'' next
month to go ON tour IN My Friend From
| India
Charles Richmanfs given the credit OF the
| hit of "A School or Scandal in its recent
| revival in New York, even above Ada
| Rehan.
Wilson Barretthas two sons: one, Alfred,
| is a student of farming In New Zealand.
| and the other, Frank, soldier in South
| Africa.
The Metropolitan English Opera Com
| pany went 20 pieces out in western { anada,
| and the mana cement left the company onlts
own resources.
| The New York Lyceum Company have
| pleasant success In the rarclcal comedy,
1.-The Late Mr.. Costello. Felix Norris
| appears In this piece.
| Svengal In New York last week, and he was
| highly praised Du Maurier's son was
| the Zon- -Lon, and very poor one.
George W. Wilson, who played Denman
ThOmpSOn's role III The OLD HOmeStead'
| and James Herne's role in "Shore Acres"
| will probably star in a play now being writ
| ten for him
| David BeIasco has about half completed
new play for Mrs. Carter upon which he
and tie hopes to have tt ready for produc-
ton next year.
The broadway Theater, New York, viii
| nave Irish opera throughout ITS entire sea-
son. brian Boru," which has been there
| for months, VIII have TO give way January
to "Shamus o Brlen-
Olga Nethersole has announced that she
Will not visit America next season, and
that she will remain in London to present
| several new plays in view OF probable
return TO this country in S9S.
| Manager Fred Berger Is spending the
| present fortnight In washington. He
| ana Mrs. Berger passed Thursday and
| Sol Smith Russell next Sunday in Chi
| cago.
1.-The Black Crock company stranded
| recently in Kansas City, and the members
| of "A Black Sheep" brownies" and
] IrOdigal Father companies gave hene-
fit which netted enough 10 send their
brother and sister professionals to their
1 homes.
When kelIar, the magician. played in
| Lexington, ny, recently he was received
| by a packed house. Duringtn the performance
! MIR. keIlar recognized III the audience his
| old friend, Col. Bunning, and greeted him
| oneI" Every man III the house cheerily
replied, "Good evening"
| Mrs John X BlOodgood, daughter-in-law
| of the late John Bloodgood, prominent
| broker. will make her appearance on the
| professional stage as member of the New
| York l. yceum Theater Company this sea-
| son. She was at one time conspicuous in
! society circles, and is a granddaughter of
the novelist, Mrs. Anna Stephens.
On the morning after the Partisan ceIe-
| nrauon In her honor Sarah Bernhardt ca
| bled cordial message to New York eX-
| pressing her sincere tuankS To the critics
OF thar city for their address OF congratU
| Iation to the newly crowned Queen OF
| the french stage" The reciprocal mes
| sage or the great actress was signed simply
| sarah
| The principal attractions are this week
| distributed as follows: Otis Skinner in
| Brooklyn, Olga Nethersole in Toledo, ''Pud-
| dnhead Wilson, in Chicago, Heart of
| Mar Wand" in EoSton. T.. III. SOthern in
| Chica go, the HoIIandS1n Detroit, BoStonians
| In Norfolk and Richmond, Francis Wilson
| In philadelphia and Wilton Lackaye in San
| Francisco.
Charles Frohma n has eonscntedto organ
| iZe company and direct starring tour
| of Henry Miller in Heartsease, j. i. G..
| Clarke and charles kiein's play, which
| was presented by the A. NJ. Palmer Stock
Company, and belonged to Mr. Miller. The
! drama has been rewritten as q costume
play, and will be seen probably at the Gar
uen Iheater, New YORK, next month.