The evening world., 1888-12-14
.MR. HOwARDS NEW PLAY.
BEING A SUCCESS IN BOSTON, NEW YORK
MANAGERS WANT 1T.

Mate,' and the "Mnte" Coming Back to
New York Haworth 70 Return TO the
"Paul Kauvaro Company-An Explicit
Verdict on Gillettc's One-Arm Episode.
Bronson Howard, who has been in the
city for the past few days, has fed TO New
Rochelle for the Winter. His visit to New
York was with the object of posting himself
on metropolitan theatrical events. While in
this city he was approached at least a dozen
times by different managers and SPECTATORS,
anxious to secure from him the right to pro-
duce shenandoah" This play has touched
mccess at the Boston Museum. Hitherto
Mr.. Howard has generally written his plays
for stars and 10 order, consequently he is ex-
tremely gratifed at the success Of "Shenan-
doah in which nobody is starred. The play
ir in the fifth week of its run at the Boston
Museum, and Manager Field says IL will be
played the through holidays. Bronson How
ard is q lucky man to have followed his
i"Henrietta" with another success. Two con
jsecutive good things are rather unusual from
N playwright.
Watching the leading ladies and chorus
He@what a pretty grill wonder if that
long cloak is sealskin or plush. I can never
tell the difference.
She-It Ia sealskin. ri give you q rule by
which you can distinguish between sealskin
and plush. II worn by q chorus girl you can
always bet the coat il sealskin. II worn by D
leading lady it is plush. This 10 invar,able.
"Ths Queens Mate" will open at the
Standard Theatre Jan. 7, after the run Of the
long Is possible. Miss Hattie Delaro MRS.
Barnes, of San Francisco,( has joined the
COMPANY, and is now the leader of the Ca
dets' march, the position she occupied for
meriy.
Joseph Haworth joins the Paul Kauvar"
old part. II was stated a short time ago in
II EVENING WORLD that negotiations were
going on between Joseph Haworth and the
Paul Kauvar" management. Steele Mac
In all justice The EVENING WoRID would
print his statement. This was lone to oblige
Mr.. Mackaye. But The EVENING World
was absolutely correct, as usual. 1t hap.
rened to know of certain letters that had
passed between the Paul Kauvar Z" manage
ment and Mr.. Haworth.
Wilson Barrett is not coming to this coun-
TRY next season, at least that is what he has
decided at latest advice. The terms offered
TO him by managers are not particularly brill
liant.
The verdict in Mr.. Girlette's favor in regard
to the one-armed man episode in Held by
the Enemy " was q very explicit one. II was
rendered by Judge Lawrence. The whole
equity. of the plaintiffs case is denied by the
defendants answering papers," said the
Judge, and l therefore feel constrained to
deny this motion for an Injunction The in
junction asked for was only a preliminary
one. Gillette's lawyers are now pushing his
case concerning the use of the Held by the
oemy" horse effect for all it is worth.
= The Little Lord FauntIeroy" company
chat is to play through the Eastern towns has
been mostly engaged. Carl Hasevin will play
the Earl of Dorincourt; Mr.. Blakemore will
be the 'loquacious bootblack, Dick; John
Sotherland, the lawyer, and possibly Russell
Bassett will appear as Mr.. Hobbs.
Dockstader's minstrels, who 20 to Boston
dew Years week, will play for one week in
February at Niblo's Garden. This will be
the first time that Dockstader's company will
have appeared in this city out of their own
theatre Frank Perley is now ably conduct
ing Dockstaker's business management. He
Is the young man who, in connection with
Will II. Morton, went to Chicago and opened
the new Columbia Theatre for Mr., Carson.
franklin Sargent is to lecture on Methods
m Acting" Monday afternoon at the Lyceum
Theatre.