The morning times., 1896-04-05
DRAMATIC NOTES.
ST. Louis is to have u new theater.

hS 'deCSp ciiiihcl tidy Is r TlbZ III Love- -
Gus Heege is threatened with pneu-
Crook"
Boston's latest fad is gallery theater
parties.
Lillian Russellis out OF her cast-ill with
grippe.
Kate Claxton has seen her farefell ap-
pearanceS.
Gunter's "A Florida Enchantment" is to
be dramaiiZed.
Charley Hoyt is going to run for governor
OF New Hampshire.
Irving does not return to England till
the middle Of May.
Hubert Wilke takes a comic opera troupe
To Halifax this week.
This is John Drew S twenty-sixth week in
New York this season.
Alexander Salvini. spent the week on
flying trip 10 New York.
James Young is III with typhoid fever
al his home in Baltimore.
w. j. Lemoyne will support Maurice Bar
ryinore IN his starring tour.
Joseph Ha worth is starring in Shakes
pearian repertoire inthe West.
Marie Dressier's advertisement reads
wing in the Lady Slavey."
w. A. Mestayer has furnished Joe Oft
With new play for next year,
rams by NiSnt is the Shiyer-Sug-
gestiDg title of a new London meiodrama.
There were no theaters open in Cleve-
land the last three nights OF holy Week.
Mazda Craigen has been engaged for
the California tour OF Richard Mansfield.
John Hare is producing in Cincinnati a
version OF 'DlYorcons,' called Mamma"
Courtice Pounds made his A ust traiian debut
recently in The Yeoman of the Guard"
..Cg Young aubrey Aubrey Boucicault is to play
OF The Shaughran,'
London has a "Theater Syndicate. Linz
ited." The contagion has spread over the
sea.
Tomorrow night Marie Wainwright pre-
sents The Mystery OF Ann Page in Chi
go.
indianapolis will send a farce-comedy.
THE Alman''".' on to the market next
year.
Richard is to take "Old Jed
Pr"uty'' out Ior few weeks before hot
weather.
The Paint and Powder Club of Baltimore
are this week playing Bluff KING Hail.
at Ford 8.
Cissy Fitzgerald goes back famous to
London next week. She came away u
nonentity.
a Chicago critic says Nichette In Ca
mile was never played till Effie Shannon
played 1t.
IL. !. . EdEUeI 1S preparing UraUlatlc
review for Boston to be called The Mer-
ry-go- Round -
j Aidrich Labby y has gone back to "A Trip
to Chinatown" where he made his first
substantial success.
Nethersole is to play Carmen In London
some time in June. British bushes Will
be at discount.
The New Baby" has arrived 1t is a
farce to succeed The Chill Widow" at
the London Royalty.
Two thousand people paid a quarter each
to have a glimpse or Healer SchIatter i'll
Cincinnati last Sunday.
The next new play to be produced by
the Lyceum STOCK Company IS byErhard
Golden, OF this country.
Lucius Henderson and Gretchen Lyons OF
the Friends company were married in
San Francisco recently.
Joe jefferson received another loving cup
last week. This time IL came from friends
in all parts OF the land
DcifuIt took popular vote on the opera
to Hc produced by the DamrO>ch company
and ''Logcngrin'' was chosen.
f. 5. W Hard will probably present "A
Social Highwayman" IN London. This is
complimentary to the Hollands.
Sol Smith Russelrs manager announces
that katharine and Petruchio' Will be
added TO the comedians repertoire.
"A Lions Heart for the first time in
America tomorrow night in New York.
It's rousing English melodrama.
Cissy Graham-another English Cissy-
has ii musical comedy, 'On the March,"
which she is going to put on the stage.
Mrs. George S. Knight will appear agaip
as star next season in new comedy. the
rights to which she secured abroad.
Arthur Ainston, who has been with Ed
win Milton Royle throughout his starring
tour is TO leave him after this season.
Nat Roth can pilot, Della Fox again next
season II lie wants to. VIII he care to
handle her as Well as Jeff D'Angelis?
Twelve Esquimeau dogs are to be brought
from Edmonton, 300 miles north OF Winni-
peg, TO appear IN ''Under the Polar STAR
Mrs. Ada E.. Hurris, of the theatrical
firm of Harris, BriIton & Dean, Will be
married IN this City, April 10 John Nc
Dcrmott.
E. s. Willard Is rehearsing Henry Arthur
Jones, new play. the title or plot OF which
he will not divulge. 1t is TO be played in j
few days.
Louis Casavant or the Wizard of the
Nile compan mel Greta Disley, the prima
donna, and married her after three day Us
cOurLshlp.
Three Harvard students are following
The Artists Model through the country.
They made themselves foolish in Detroit
last week.
cago and New York. She owns valuable
property in both places, and is easily worth
$500, 900.
Maurice Barrymore is writing a new
play for Jim Corbett. II is founded on
Bernard shaw's novel, "Cashel Byron's
Profession
Henrietta Vaders, who played Mrs Pom
derbury with Stuart Robson. is a big
woman. but isn't Laura Biggar? says
Cincinnati wag.
Three hundred Louisville newsboys re-
Gently eniOVetl a COMPLIMENTARY matinee
Y 90 n no ric
early this month.
Pete Daley was called upon the other
night for a curtain speech. Why should
] ma kea speech?'' he asked the audience.
Mansfield don't
Una Abel seems TO have no trouble Sc
curing New York engagements. She is to
originate parts in "A Lions Heart and
"Tammany Tiger"
The Leslie Opera Company opens in s yra-
cuse this week. The genius diSpla yed by
some people in going every where OIL Moth
ing is astonishing.
Joseph Hatton's play. 1.-The Roll Of the
Drum, founded upon his story, when
Greek Meets Greek" has been successfully
performed in England,
Daniel Frohmau is said to be ne egotiating
for the presentation OF Joseph Hattun's
new English success, 'The Roll Of the
Drum," in this country.
The old Windsor Theater, one of BoSton's
historic play-h0uSeS, closed Its doors Ior-
ever eight days ago. IL now III the hands
of demoiiShing Workmen.
Maud Stevenson, daughter of Kate
Claxton, has married wealthy American
OF the name of Meredith, and has settled
down to live in Paris.
A Boston fakir is exhibiting pictures of
the lynching of Robert Stenza billiard,
and Actor Bob don't like the possibility
OF a mistake in identities.
Some theatrical statisticlan ought to fig
ure out how much each hair OF Padere W.
skis head is worth, gagged by the money
he asks for each appearance.
Pauline Hall, who is Mrs. Mana ger-for-
Nat-Goodw win Mcclellan, has presented her
husband with new prima donna, and the
little one is named Pauline.
Three New York theaters-the Garden,
the America and Olympia-were closed last
week The Lyceum and the Fourteenth
Streot MORO Gnod Friday niuhf