The evening world., 1888-04-11
TALK FROM THE PLAYHoUsEs.
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tions. lie "Possible Case" has scored a hit. but
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s!Sis Case Was produced IN s,rasiord,is:Bow
MAD. 80 s.Su, = ne oopys,sa, for Mi;, Helen Barry;
Il 10 said that Manager j.. NJ. nm will keep the
play at The standard Theatre until April 80 or May
s;e ssa0'f Fse np play %'v VIII p p"%SH%y'l be : r% rod in
Chicago during the summer, although nothing
dennise has been arranged.
Daniel Frolman's trip abroad will be a very
short one. lie leaves ON Wednesday night for
London aud Paris, aud declares that he goes Oh
nave anything Of the Kind. Ills business is all
lie will be back IN New York In six weeks from the
time OF his departure. Several artists Of Importance
are 70 ss be added rh to t .Ss Lycen% m i sSSmss, sIS%P sI,S
MIR. rohman's departure, may mean something.
Mrs. Potter will make her appearance at the
Baldwin Theatre, San Francisco, Monday week.
A curious coincidence IL the announcement tnat
after her engagement the theatre wIll be closed for
repairs. Merely a coincidence, OF course.
Reginald de Koven, the composer OF The Be-
gum" with Harry smith, The author. OF that sue
In Chicago called america. Its FIRST number was
Issued saturday. Its policy IN to give America and
Americans a good show. The indications are That
1t will be cordially received, as No. l certainly met
that fate.
Among the people engaged by Manager A.. Nj.
| Palmer for the production OF Z" The Mystery OF u
Hanson Cab nj the Amphion Academy next
hM ssSnye a Mess asnt 3roa Gee and H" ESo"ss Of to1 Sss "T.T ai
con Brodle - Company; Myron Callce, Henry Yer
non, Miss BiJou Heron, Miss Carrie JAMESON, Miss
Carrie L,pmau anu IAN - ana v In a theatrical pro-
gramme IL n vastly important conjunciiOn) The
stately Miss Helen Bancroft. Miss bancroft Is to
appear Ms sal Rawlins, the part played In London
by Miss Grace hawthorne.
Play wrigh,s are often deluged with the same
communication that Constant Readels" anu
papers. Gillette received.a letter from a lady the
other day asking the amount OF time supposed 10
elapse between the first anu last acts OF - Held by
The Enemy, " ana The age OF Susan and OF Rachel.
lie replied (and this IL meant to be very funny, 30
please laugh) that two months were supposed In
elapse before the urst act, three between the first
and second, eleven between the second and third,
eight between the thlrd and fourth, seventeen be-
tween the fourth and NTH and after the play, max
ing a total OF ~foriy-two months. Susan was sup
posed TO be nineteen years old In Act |. and thirty
seven In Act V. Rachel was eighteen years old all
the way through.
Miss Blanche Weaver anu Mr.. Charles Bradshaw
have been engaged to appear in the production OF
Miss Morton's 'HelGne" ut the Fifth Avenue
Theatre April 10
ton OF Arthur Wallack's play Coward Con,
science " at the Madison Square Theatre shortly.
j. X. Emmett, IT,, has purchased the yacht ZeuI
and Ia to cruise all summer In her with u party o
friends.
Hearne's new play, '.'Dritting Apart" win b.
produced at the Peoples Theatre nexI month.
Hearne is the author OF " Hearts of Oak" ant
:. The Minute Men," His latest ID said TO be o pic
ture of New England life.