The morning times., 1896-05-03
DRArlATIC NOTES.
Selma Herman is native of Toledo.

Hoyt is writing a new play for Digby
Bell
limitations of chevaiier seem to be all
the rage.
Charles Frohman wiilspend May and June
Ill London.
Bernhardt has cut Cincinnati off her
visiting list.
This1s the season of gardening, especially
roof gardening.
Gladys Wallis may accompany Nat Good
Duse sails for home this week and will
return next year.
william Hoey returns to "A Parlor
Match next season.
Salvini will not close his tour till the
first OF next month.
Louis James will next season produce DR.,
Birds 'Spartacus."
Charley Hoyt wants to own and manage
a Boston thcater.
"Thc Old Homestead Is to be pro-
duccd in London.
Boston damned Irving's Macbeth" up
hill and down dale.
The TriIby boom begins to grow fainter
in echo over in Lundo on.
Kathryn KiGder will play mime. Sans
Gene another season.
Lord Tom Noddy'' is "a new English
musical comedy success.
Fanny Davenport's tour this year covered
only twenty-five weeks.
Sol Smith Russeil's profits for the sea-
son ire said 10 be $50 GOO.
Joseph jefferson made his first ap-
peafance in Philadelphia.
Marie Dressler has been sick recently,
and out OF The Slavey' cast.
Emperor Francis Joseph unveiled statue
to Mozart in Vienna last week.
Paul Arthur made Il London hit recently
in "A Clergyman Daughter"
Gunter's Florida Encahantmcut" was
nrnHucpB N RpSton Tuesday night
Patriots Day is a matinee in Boston
and was celebrated last Monday
Julia Nelson and Fred Terry say they
will come back season after next.
Clara Fisher Maeder is at eishty-four
| called the oldest actress i'll America.
Eddy Foy played Miss Brown in the
Western Strange Adventures Company.
George Thatcher the minstrel, is to he
given a testimonial III Gotham, May II.
In Chicag 20 they call Uncle Toms Ca bin''
the dramatic GiDralter. Is IL SO rocky?
The Late Afr Costello will be produced
| by the Empire stock during its Pacific tour.
Sol. Smith Russell bought bicycle in
| Minneapolis but nobody said he rode II.
1t is said Maud and Hilda HolliGs will
| have an opera of their own next season.
The Clergynan's Daughter is another
! middle-Class comlcal musical British sue
cess.
Jerome Sykes will be leading comedian
| III lut hbSStiI 'Itla COMPANY htAl
year.
Gilbert Hare Will sing May Irwin's songs
| i'll England and there IS the thick and the
thin OF II.
Frances Drake is the heroine OF The
| @ reat Northwest Wllilam Couruelgh
| is the nero.
Camille D'Arville has purchased a Col
| orado ranch and Will live there during
the summer.
Sydney Roscnfeld 5 "A Fashionable hysi-
cian'' is 10 be produced IN Baltimore to-
| morrow night.
Grand opera in London opens presently
with practically the same principals as
| Anne rica had. S..-.
HlIda Clark. hate Of Princess Bonnie
will next season be the prirna donna ol
| the BoStonians.
a pie-eating contest is the attraction
alta Fnlladeipn!a museum. The contestants
are genuine freaks.
The Chicago press have pitched into
Robert Manteii IN "a spirit OF sadness
rather than anger
Boston and opens next III San Francisco
These are extremes
walter Damrosch is guaranteed 0,C0O
for twenty performances Of grand opera IN
| Philadelphia next year
Rose Eytinge sues Kate Claxtnn for sal
ary earned in 1891 bat not paid her. That 1
going into ancient history.
Heart OF Marylaud'' closes its New
York run next Saturday night. 1t viii
| have run seven months.
Brady pays John R. Rogers 81, 500 fo
the Western rights To The Strange Al
ventures of Miss Brown
Camille D'A ryilie intends 10 put on d
new comic opera next season, founded or
| The Three Gua rdsmen. y
c. T. Dazey, who dips his quill in luriC
melodrama, is said tn be $50 900 to the gooC
on this season s royalties.
Julia Arthur expects TO try Thomas
Bailey AldrichS "Merce des" at d ma tine {
: when she returns to London.
The Typical Tune of Zanzibar in E
Captain is the hit of the piece, and Sousf
wrote both words and music.
EHta Proctor Otis is IN for long run
with hcr Carmen in Boston ana no one said
q word about vivid CSculation.
j. II. Gilmour, remembered here 70
his Mr.. BrabaZon i'll Sowing the Wind,
is seriously i'll with pneumonia.
Trilby has reached Australia and tn
sea continent has succumbed. An Amcri
can company Is producing the play.
Frank Perley will produce June ! il
Boston, a musical piece called Liberty
Bell jerome Sykes has a part.
Fay Davis, a Boston girl, is making q
great hit in London i'll legitimate drama
She will support George Alexander.
E. S. Willard produced Henry Arthu
Jones new play, The Rogue's Comedy
in London last Tuesday. II was hit.
Col Mapeson is to bring over an oper
company from England next autumn
He says they are TO be all new singers
Clay Clement did weeks big business i
Chicago in The New Dominion Sar
Berniiardt follows him at the Columbia.
Coquelin will have The leading role il
Jules Lemaitre's new play. Tue scene i
t. in an imaginary kingdom in the Balkans
Mansfield has discharged every membe
| of his company over a dozen times a SCI
son and forgives them when rouudly abused
2 The Rev. Pulman-Jane May sander cas-
II has at last come 10 an end. The Clergyma
d retracted with an apology nd paid damages
Y John Hare will take a sight seeing tri
before returning to England. How fe,
IS English actors give US this consideratIor
y Alan Dale, the purveyor. of dramat
! | gossip, goes to London early in June
n mail ana cable gossip on London produ,
tions.
Camille D'Arvile has received an offe
: | from Abbey aud Grau to- sing Miss Rus
] sells part in The Goddess OF Truth mex
@ season.
: While Joe jefferson played rip
;, | the Boston Theater the opera on tia
{ theme was being sung at the Capit
: Square.
I George Cayvan is i'll despair for a Ieat
y ing man for next year. She wanted Charle
Ricfman, but. alas DAILY was TOO quic
for her.
A friend remarked to Tay Templeton q
other day, that the drama is going
:, pieces. YES replied Fay, Ito Spectacl
= lar pieces
' Hinrichs opens q summer season {
Grand Opera in Philadelphia tomorrn,
s night at popular prices. Did the chorr
leave town?
: Olga Nctrhersole on the last night {
e her Pittsburg engagement produced u net
n play, The Wife OF Scarli,' aud is credite
: with q success.
There were performances in sixteen the
ters in Philadelphia last week, twent,
= four in New York twelve in BostoI
| nine in Chicago.
Paulus, who wrote the Bouianger Marc