The morning times., 1896-10-11

clement, in Columbus, Ohio; Stuart Rob
son, Philadelphia: Roland Reed, in Texas;
Ricnard Mansfield. in Kansas City; Otis
skinner, in Omaha; Walker White side,
IN Southern States: DeWolf Hopper. in
Brooklyn: Miss Philadelphia in Phila-
delphia, and Frczoli, in Chicago.
The Barrison sisters, who are thriving
IN New York city over the sensational ad-
Vertisemens of their alleged wicke,lness
We're the original little girls who sang,
with De Wolf Hopper, the baby lullaby in
wang"
In her revival of Camille" last week,
bernhardt hadall the principals wear clothes
Worn by the original characters in real life
Dumas had preserved them and the accom-
phshment of this feat was a pet notion
With him.
As curtain raiser to "The Rivals Nat
Goodwin tried 'Gringoire, the Ballad
Monger, on the Australian dog Berrbohm
Tree last played 1t here. The antipodean
canine is getting 1T rather strong from
Nathaniel.
VIII Giilette's Secret Service is a sub
stantial hit. For Held BY the Enemy,
Gillette invented clever imitation of the
sound OF a salloping horse. For his last
pay he has device for initiating a distant
cavalry charge.
Jefferson DeAngelis' career rs a star is
temporarily eclipscd by the failure of funds
The public did not like The Caliph'' and
''The Ancers'' wings dropped. Mr.. De
Angels deserved better of fortune for he
is an artist in his profession.
Thirty-five years ago Junius B. Booth
was in the supporting company of E L.
Davenport, the trageGian. Today Sydney
Booth. son OF tile former, is i'll the Girard
Avenue Theater tPhladclphial Stock Conn
pany of Harry Davenport, sou of Z l..
Davenport.
Seven of New York's chief theaters are
now occupied with comic opera or musical
comedy, and presently another work Of this
Kind Will fill the garden with melody In
addition to these light scores, New York
ers are promised three grand opera COM
panieS this winter.
Leander Richardson's Dramatic News
has suspended publication Mr.. Richard.
son. than whom there is no more trenchant
theatrical writer. is now the dramatic
editorof the picturesque New York stand
ard, and Fred. McCloy will manage VII.
ton Lackaye's tour.
Hetty Green is understood to be in earnest
with her idea of endowing a home for old
and lnfirm actresses. Fanny Davenport
announced year ago an intention to ex.
pend quarter OF million in such a
charity, butefforts 10 obtainfurther particu-
lars have not been successful.
Crowds began to line up before the box
office at 10 O'Clock in the morning on the
day OF Irving's production OF "Cymbeline."
what American manager would have had
the courtesy and tact OF big Bran Stoker,
who sent out occasional tray loads of
tea, biscuits, and sandwiches?
Paul Kester, a dramatist who once claimed
81 rrvt,f ,,rrf, hol a
Gunston in Fairfax county, has added an
another triumph to his list of achievements
in the production OF his Eugene Aram"
adaptation from Bulwer's novel. Walker
Wbiteside appeared in the name part.
Actors are cropping up all the time who
resemble Bryan An actors business is
to use his mouth, continually and profes-
sionally, and usually with honorable re-
suits, and this develops the muscles of the
face in peculiar and noticeable manner
An actor is also apt to be smo ootll- -shaven, for
the sake Of makeup. Bryan is ssmooth-faced,
and has never been known to do anything
but talk. That may account for ii.