San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-04-12
STAGE NEWS AND NOTES

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Roland Reed was born in Phila.
delphia in 1852.
Rose Coghlan is successful in her
brothers play, MADAME"
Louis Aldrich was born in mid
ocean aboard ship, In lS43.
Louise Manfred Pyke, the comic
opera prima donna, is dead.
Alexander Salvini spent last
week on q visit to New York.
Mrs. Florence Morris, sister OF
Ellen Terry, died recently in Lon.
don.
Tony Denier is in New Mexico,
looking after his mining interests
these.
Beerbohm Tree announces an
early revival of "Henry "" in
London.
A drama on the cathode ray is
now threatened by an author in
New York.
Mrs. Geo. S. Knight will reap
pear as star in a new comedy
next season.
Felix Morris is to have a new
play, by s. S. Tibbals entitled "The
Old Dominion"
Wilson Barrett is writing a re-
ligious drama ato be styled "The
Daughters of Babylon"
John Drew, who is an expert at
fencing, has had several go's lately
in the fashionable clubs.
Florence Monteith, the English
prima-donna, has made a great
success in Naples as Elsa.
Burdett Milton Garfield has fin
ished a play called "a Woman's
Power; or, Stars and Stripes"
Sadie Martinnty ii a suit in court
against, her for bill of $40 of
hosiery merchant, confessed to in
Isolvency.
James III. Wallick will present a
new 4-act melodrama "When Lon
don Sleeps" in the United States
this season.
Prof Fred W. N. Crouch, the
the gifted author of "Kathleen
Mavourneen," is i'll at his home in
Baltimore.
Adolph Littman has obtained
legal permission to change his
name oAlfred Little, which is his
stage name.
Minnie Dupree has been engaged
by Chas. Frohmann for the produc-
ton of "The Thoroughbred" in New
York April 20.
The song "Love Makes the
World Go Round" in the produc-
ton of Bohemia" has become very
popular in New York.
The Leslie Opera company
stranded in Baltimore but were
"benefited" out by the Baltimore
people, and are now in Syracuse,
N. Y.
Florence (Baby) Bindley has
learned to play the saxophone, one
having recently been presented to
her by the mayor Of Syracuse, N.
Y, on behalf her friends there.
Karal Emanuel Jan Modjeska,
grandson Of Madame Modjeska,
was christened in Chicago March
80, with Emma Calve and Jean de
Reszke as sponsors. Madame
Modjeska is now in southern Cali
fornia.
Mrs. Potter and Kyrle, Bellew
have become piqued at the treat
ment her "Juliet" received by New
York critics and have made ar
rangements to 60 to Australia.
Mrs. Potter says she will never
again appear in America.
Next Wednesday the 10Th, the
Effie Ellsler company Twill give a
performance in the opera house at
Elyria, Ohio, to celebrate the 18th
anniversary of the opening Of this
house by John Ellsler and COM
pany.
Rev. Father Glennon of the
Catholic Cathedral in Kansas City
loaned Thos. w. Keene the actual
vestments of the church to him in
which to present the role of Cardi-
nal Richelieu in his recent engage
ment there, Mr.. Keene's ward
robe having failed in its delivery
in time for the play.
Hartford, Conn.,, has a theatre,
the Parsons, where ladies on
entering must remove their hats.
This manager has also made
another move in the right direction
stopped Autographs from being
put in show windows for passes,
and will use the public press and