New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-09-06
ACTRESSES ON THE AMERICA
JANrscH, ROSE CoGHLAN, AND LoTTA.
THEY TALK OF WHAT THEY HAVE DONE AND WHAT
THEY WILL ~.

II vos almost as difficult to withstand the
,., ,bo porro OnI,e Yesterday as to describe II in
fitting terms There deafness ana apathy ABOUT
| the movements Of expr'ssmcn ana DaGglgei1eh
| strangely az variance with their usual Voelterols
| AGILITY Tho transfer boat had just landed the
| passcn-ors from the America. and they came
! tr1pping or stumbling tho case might
Lc ND the plank with faces showing apprehension
OF the ov,n-iko heat which met them as the blast OF
slmoon They wore also expression OF hardly VANISH
ell dlrst due as afterward appeared to the success
eion Of nnisforunes which the ship had met with on her
noss1qc across the Atlantic Almost tho first 20 step on
Tho wharf and run with a puzzled expression to the
prison bars which sep rate the travellers from Their Wei
coming friends, little mite OF woman uIe--'d III
tieht lifting costume Of blue cloth. with emOrodcrcd
trimming. She JWinty velvet hat, winch mat'led
her dress and from under II peepcd out the unnla a.
kc HE features OF Miss Charlotte Crabtrec, who how
ever hardly knows herself under Ter baptsmal name
so accus toned IL she TO the more endearns one OF
/ Lolita" Among those wh0 Rapidly followed her was
another familiar face stately woman dressed IN cos
fume Of q soft material OF delicate shade OF plhS'
! and with happy little toy terrier nesting under
! Ler arm, brought memories OF tho H'h'
| comfortable cosiness Of WallacEs Theatre
It was Rose Coghan. looking handsomer than ever aier
her usua summer holiday. Leaning on the arm OF enc Oh
the shreVdesi o! his profession Harry sargent was
lovely vision OF pcary teeth ami Sparkling eyes SCI Oh
nv a perfcct co tune OF ccru silk srm0untcd by brown
/ u
This was Nine Janisch the Nenue"e actress who aIier
| tbe partial obscuritv Of the Thala, and her native
tongue is TO Il sh into tho prominence OF
! long tour Of the Continent ana Pre'uV
/ accented English. darS-leatured hue
man shook hands and SAIL udcu to her before ne rushea
Otto 10 tier his bc oucing- his was Gu'ave umoerg
of the Thaa VINO has brought over with him an emit ely
now dramatic and operate company for next season
Then followed the usual vsiri-ome Custom House e1-
animation. which ended rash w's nlaie Tor lher re-
spcctvc hotels and homes by tho tired and pie-prlhs
voyagcrs Nine Janisch disappearing in charge OF Mr.
| Sargent. and Miss Lott1 in that Of Mr. IilotSon'
| The former was sen later ut the VIC
! tori, Hotel Nine Jauisch speaks row saprs-
| lrrlv excellent English Hcr vocabulary N
extensive and her acccnuation almost perfect. She
said:
chad a deli. htful umo in Paris, though had the
usual bothers attendant my tAra!dom % on ana
oter- Ores. s. know, are things an actress mas 10
have but think great dca too much f. thought about
/ them Icannot help feeling that the American people
ar, much too int igcnt be PIT OF by the display
of Gorgeous dresses. # the art were minor c'er
lion NV great De ire is 20 have theatre in America
where people may bring tn ir children as an cdu'a-
non. 1 want them to take something away
fr,.m the theatre ald not merely TO Uass
! away an idle hour and foT-et then minutes
arr what they hav, Tn my own outtry the the
atIc is almost level with the pulpit; hide H. II Is ny
many causc.c d Of even more value % the young How
ever uppo.c you did not come To hear m" phl"oph]e
in tins strain You " mt TO know what have done ana
what a,, going TO do OH assure you have been N
tcr,ewcd b. fore We'll. 1 sp .nt my time In Paris be-
tween my English studies, Ly andon'', ana a't
/ but rot least nv fire .ds Aron- these my dearest
1 urruaps are Vctoricn sarlou and bis charming VIE
.m y,ry proud do you know. a what am
/ gong to tell you about s,rdou He Is going
fo write fer ne % ply l am to return afor my
American tour and play in 10 IN Paris, probably AZ IN"
ud., utd r his direction. Then return aul Play 10 M