THE  NEW  YORK'CLIPPER  ANNUAL.
 

and Mr. Isham, originally acted, Lyceum Theatre, De¬
troit.
29—Frank Broom and Maude Cliffer married, Iloboken.

......During rehearsal  at Troy, Ala., Opera House,

walls fell in, injuring a number of  people, deatn of
two.
 

MAX.

1—"Fennell," bv Jerome K. Jerome, originally acted,

Garden Theatre, N. Y.......Addie   Phillips   divorced

from Harry Hamilton.

2—Geo. Graham and Bertha Lowry married, Richmond;
Grade Plaisted and Wm. T. Tobin married. North Val-

lejo, Cal....."From Over the Sea," bv Frank De Lyd-

ston, originally acted, Uxbridge, Mass......"Struck It

Rich," by (ieller Amiraux, originally acted, Oakland,
Cal., Theatre.

3—Howard Carr and Mary Henry (non-professional) mar¬
ried, Ligonier, Pa.; Maude Earlington (.Mrs. Ida M.
Goss) and Jerome B. Jenkins (non-professional) mar¬
ried, Albany;  Lillie Tudor and   Michael Schreimer

married, Denver......Conrad's Opera House, Tyrone,

Pa., burned.

4—"Home, Sweet Home," by John Fowler and Ernest
Whitman, originally acted. Academy of Music, N. Y.

......."The Envoy," by Edward J. Swartz, originally

acted, Star, N. Y......."The Witch'' seen first t'ime in

New York, People's......."Work and Wages," by Wm.

Bourne, acted first in America, Grand Opera House;
originally acted Theatre Royal, Henley, Eng., Jan. 27,

890; first in London, Pavilion, June 3....."A Knotty

Aftair," by Herbert Hall Winslow, originally acted,

Jacobs', Hoboken;   first in New York, 18, Park.......

"Nance Oldfield," Chas. Reade's version of M. Four-
nier's "Tiradate, ou Comedie et Tragedy," acted first

in New York, Palmer's.......During the' performance

of "An Irish Arab," at Dayton, O., a girl baby was

born in the audience......"True People," a version of

Tenny.son's "Enoch Arden," originally acted. Baker
City, Ore.
5—Annie Ward Chappelle made professional debut, Ly¬
ceum......"Gypsy Born," by W. C. Cowper, originally

acted, Lyceum, Detroit......Carnegie's Music Ilall, N.

Y., dedicated.......W. L. Voss and'Deila Connor Dess-

mond married, Minneapolis, Minn.___"The Patrol,"

by Scott Marble, originally acted, Rockfort, 111.; first
in New York, Oct. 5, People's,
6—J. J. Nichols and Priscillia Fontenilliatt (non-profes¬
sional) married, Louisville.
8—Josie Sutherland divorced from Will II. Mayo, Chicago.
9—Michael Coakley and Maggie Walsh (non-professional)
married, Washington.

11—"With Variation.s," by Seymour Rice, originally act¬
ed, Progress Hall, Kansas City......".Mobe," byHarrv

and Edward A. Paulton, acted flr.st in America, Wal¬
nut Street Theatre, Philadelpliia; originally acted.
Prince of Wales', Liverpool, Sept. 1, 1890; first in New

York, Bijou Theatre, Aug. 31......"Eight Bells," l)v

John Byrne, originall.y acted, Norwich^ Ct.; fir.st in
New York, Sept. 7, Union Square Theatre.

12—"The Cloverdale Skeleton," by W. C. Long, originally
acted, Corsicana, Tex.

-----Rena Marsells and Wilton Taylor married, Geneva,

Neb.

13—Gertrude Conkling made professional debut as Lady

Mary, in  "The Henrietta," Union Square, N.Y......

Bowling (ireen.  Mo., Opera   House  dedicated.......

"The Light That Failed." Courtenay Thorpe's drama¬
tization of Rudyard Kipling's storv, originally acted.
Daly'.s, N. Y.

14—Cora Max and Wm. Lewis (non-professional) married,
New Orleans.

15—Lizzie Erbes and Louis W. H. Doll married, Brooklyn.
......Estaval Park Theatre, Memphis, burned.

16—Frank B. Slieridan and Annie Forest (Mrs. Budd
Granger) married, Pittsburg.

18—"Don Juan, or the Sad Adventures of a Youth," by
Richard Mansfield, originally acted. Garden Theatre,

N. Y......."Kidnapped" acted first in New York, Pco-

ple'.s......Peggy Pryde's American debut, Koster &

Biai's, N. Y......People's Theatre, L'^^adville, dedicated.

......"The Veiled Picture," by A. R. Havex, originally

acted. Academy, Reading, Pa.; first in New Yfirk, 25,
Lyceum.

19—Edward Leslie and Carrie Ullmann (Mile. Carrie) mar¬
ried, London,

20 -Ada St. Clair and Andy Morris married.

21—Olive Orretti and Ralph H. Day married, Bloomfleld,

la...... Tiddlwinks made professional debut, LonJon

Theatre, N. Y.

23—"The Latest Fad, or the Giddy Gusher,'' by Thomas
Addison, originally asted. South Norwalk, Ct......Al¬
fred S. Kittson (\Vm. N. Fulton) and Isabel Palmer

married, Minneapolis, Minn.......Academy of Music,

Northampton, Mass.,.dedicated.

-----Piano,   111., Opera   House   burned.......Barnesville,

Minn., Opera House dedicated.

25—"The Rabbi" originally acted, Orpheum Theatre, San

Francisco......"Remorse," Hannie Ingham's version

of "East Lynne,'' originally acted. Grand Opera
House, Newark.

26—Harry Ernest and Alida Perrault married, Brooklyn.
 

28—"Snowbound" acted first in New York, Metropolitan
Opera House......May Irwin and Huiro Tolland mar¬
ried, Chicago; Mary Butler and Chas. Fleming mar¬
ried,

29—Marie Prescott divorced from Wm. Perzell, Paris, Ky.
......Lottie Burns and John S. Smith (non-profes¬
sional) married, Chicago.

31—Buckingham Theatre,  Nashville, burned......W.   C.

Donaldson and Emma Miller married, Urbana, O.
 

JU.VE.

1—"A Mexican Romance" acted first in New York, Har¬
lem Theatre......"Miss Manning" acted first in New

York, Fourteenth Street......"Vittoria," adapted by

M. M. Noah from Mario Uchard's French play, "La
Fiamina," originally acted, Tremont, Boston,' Mary
Lawman making professional debut in title role; a
version by Col. W. W. Clapp played at Boston Mu¬
seum in 1857.

----Eva Bell and C. M. Rodney married, Bristol, Eng.

2—"A Les.son in Acting," by Nugent Robinson and J. E.
McCaian, originally acted, Lyceum, Robert Lee Keel-
ins: making professional debut.
3~James A. Wood and Rose Clayton married; Dick Lit¬
tle and Nettie Von Beig m.irried, Chicago..... Lyceum

Opera House, Montreal, dedicated......."Lady Tom,"

b\ Chas. T. Vincent, originally acted, Newburg, N. Y.
4—"The Louisianians," by Edward M. Alfriend, origin¬
ally acted,  Madison Square......Emma Butler-Cri.sp

and Harry S. Robinson married, Rockford, III.: Clara
Zohl and Dr. Leo Stern (non-profes.sional) married,
Milwaukee, Wis.; Ed. Hurley and Viola Clittbrd mar¬
ried, Coney l.sland.

-----Harry Nelson and Miss Lord (non-professional) mar¬
ried, Topeka.

-----Mrs. Peiper divorced from E. B. Peiper.

5—Royal Palace, New Orleans, burned......"Nemo" orig¬
inally acted. Christian Union Hall, Boston.

-----W. C. Mandeville and Dickie Martinez married, Hast¬
ings, Neb.
6—Sain Mayfield   (Samuel   A.   Clay) and   Maude Detty
(Ferdina'nde Detty) married.

7—Murray Hall Building, Brockton, Mass., burned.......

"The En.sign,'' by Wm.   Haworth,  originally acted,
Grand Opera House, St. Paul.
8—"Meadow Brook Farm," by Robert Benedict, origin¬
ally acted, Madison Square Theatr-. N. Y......."Will

Slie   Divorce   Him"?''   Clinton   Stuart's  play from a
French source, originally acted. Park, Brooklyn; first
in New York, Sept.'28, Harlem Opera House.
9—Mattie Horn.sby and W. T. Leachman married, Jeffer-
sonville, Ind.

10—(Concordia Opera House. Baltimore, burned.

11—Ned Thatcher (Edwin E. Webster) and Eva Williams

(Leonora E. Irish) married,   Helena, Mont......Hol-

den. Mo.. Opera House, dedicated......A.shtabula, O.,

Lodge, No. 208, B. P. O. E., instituted......Sheridan P.

Tupper divorced from Annie Tupper, Macon, 111......

"During the Ball,'' translated from the French by
Alexandrina Ramsey, originally acted, Tremont The¬
atre, Boston.

Harry Morris and May Howard divorced; Mrs. J. H.
Ryley (Marie Barnum) divorced from J. H. Ryley.

13—Josefjh Warren Jefferson and Maude Bender married,
Brooklyn.                         •

14—"Tlie Story of the World," by E. B. Tilton, originally
acted, Havlin's Theatre, (^hicago.

15—Bennett's Opera House, Fort Madison, la., burned.

18—Joe Murphy made metropolitan debut, Miner's Bow¬
ery..... David   J.   Ramage   and Dora   M.  Lombard

married, Tomah, Wis----Cyclops and Sandowe, strong

men, made American debuts, London.

19—Annie Sutherland divorced from Richard F. Carroll,
Chicago.

20—May Wilson CMay Scheur") and W. H. Howard married,
Cincinnati; Prof. H. C. Maxey and Susie Lines (non¬
professional) married, Newcastle on Tyne, Eng.

2I-G:and Opera House, Charleston, Mo., unroofed by a
storm.

-----Bessie AUen and J. J. Nugent married. Coney Island.

23—Willie Sells and EfFie Jean Morris (non-professional)
married, Columbus, O.

24—Costello md Dottie Elliott married, Detroit.

25—W. J. Gilmore (Thos O'Connor) and Jeannette Du-
pree married. Hurley, Wis.

26—"Th(^ Frozen Deep," Samuel Charles' dramatization
of Wilkie Collins'novel of the same name, originally
acted, Waukegan, 111.

27—C. C. Bennett and Gussie Heller (non-professional)
married. San Francisco.

-----Jossie Morrell divorced from Bertram Morrell.

28—"The Ladder of Life" originally acted, Havlin's The¬
atre, Chicago......"Uncles  and Aunts," by W.  Les-

tocq and Walter Everard, acted fii'st in "America,
Grand Opera House. St. Paul; originally acted.
Comedy, London, .Vug. 22, \^H8.

-----Pearl Ardine divorced from John P. Smith. Ogden, U.

2!)-Asa R. Waterman sentenced to sixteen years "in State
Pii.son. for the murdiM- ot Peter Doran,"April 19, 1890,

Brooklyn.......Deshler   Welch   divorced  from   .Marie

Adelaide Welch, White Plains. N. Y.;   she afterwards
 

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