The evening world., 1889-01-31
DRAMATIC GOSSIP.
Matters OF Interest TO Play-Goers and the
Public Generally.

Louis James and Marie Wainwright are play
ing at the Grand Opera-House to crowded
houses.
Locke Richardson will again to-day appear
peiorG a Lyceum Theatre audience in one of his
recital entertainments.
The information comes from San Francisco
that John X. Murray and Clara Lane, of the
city Sunday last.
Marie Groebl, who started out with the Cam
panini Concert Company, has returned to fine
city. Miss Groebl will shortly resume her sing
ing at the Cathedral.
Edward Harrigan will revive Pete" this
evening at the Park Theatre. He has made
some changes in it since it was last presented to
the public at this house.
The Original Georgia Jubilee Singers. which
comprise twenty-five carefully selected voices,
gita aiRPe at S II SSP Gsrdt to be given next Sunday
Marie Wainwright will appear as Lady Teazle
in 1.-The School for Scandal" at the Grand
OpeTa-House Tomorrow night. Louis James
will be the Charles Surface.
L Tigress is making as good an impress
sion in Brooklyn as it did on the road. Selma
Fetter and Blanche Weaver make all exceedingly
this city. "
Sydney Woollett will give another of his
poetical r~ecitals this afternoon at the Madison
Square Theatre. These r~ecitals of Mr.. woollett
nuNt DttH BIONllR bIthullY III DODUlAfltN since
they were started.
Cowley's Fifth Avenue Opera Company pre-
sented the new comic opera, "A Royal Tramp"
at Herrmann's Broad Street Theatre, Philadel-
phia, Monday night. The presentation made a
favorable impression.
The sudden death you cry" conceit OF
Dick Phenyl in Sweet Law ender has become
the local substitute for heads or tails " in
|. coin tossing. The play 10 still drawing large
audiences to the Lyceum.
The cast in 1.-THE Wife" when it will be pre-
scented at the Star Theatre next week, will in
clude Mrs, Be~rlan-Gibbs,. Adeline Stanhope,
Nelson Wheatcroft, Charles s.. Dickson and
other artists of prominence.
Two hundred children from the Hebrew
Guardian Sheltering Society attended the per-
formance Of, Little Lord Fauntleroy, " at the
Broadway Theatre, yesterday afternoon, by in
N;ation OF Manager Sanger.
Manager l.. N. Scott, of the st. Paul Grand
Opera House, which was burned DOWN recently,
has secured the city market-house and fitted il
NJ, with a good stage. Monday next Mr.. Scott
Mather.
Mrs. Langtry will change her bill on Saturday
night, and instead of playing Macbeth " she
VIII revive AS lou Like 1t, " and do Rosalind.
With, " Macbeth" in the afternoon and AS
You Like 1t =" at night, Mrs. Langtry will put in
q good days work.
The BUSINESS at nearly all of the theatres for
the past two or three nights fell off in conse-
qnence Of the car, strikes and the difficulty poo-
pie would naturally experience in getting to and
from the theatres. The falling off in attend
ance, however,, was particularly noticeable in
the tirst-classh houses, though all OF them more
or less suffered.
Tommy Russell has been presented by Mr..
Jesse Seligman, on behalf Of the officers of the
Hebrew ORPHAN Asylum, with u handsome
medal designed by Tiffany. The children con-
hded to the care of this asylum, through the
kindness of Manager Sanger witnessed the per-
Torrance of - Little Lord Fauntleroy " a short
time ago, and were 30 pleased with Tommy that
they suggested this present for him az a mark of
their appreciation on the OCCASION of their visit.